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• John McKinly
  '''Dr. John McKinly''' (February 21, 1721 - August 21, 1796) was an [[United States of America| ...chment of troops to [[Wilmington, Delaware|Wilmington]] to seize President John McKinly and secure such plunder as might fall in their way. They took the President
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• John McKinly/Definition
  A summary description of John McKinly, emphazing the career, political, location and family factors involved in t
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• John McKinly/Bibliography
  *{{cite journal |title = The Travail of John McKinly, First President of Delaware |last = Rowe |first = G.S |journal = Delaware
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• John McKinly/Definition
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• John McKinly/Bibliography
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• John McKinly
  '''Dr. John McKinly''' (February 21, 1721 - August 21, 1796) was an [[United States of America| ...chment of troops to [[Wilmington, Delaware|Wilmington]] to seize President John McKinly and secure such plunder as might fall in their way. They took the President
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• Nicholas Van Dyke
  ...ohn Cook (governor)|John Cook]]. The conservative faction tried to elect [[John McKinly]], who had been the first [[Governor of Delaware|President]], but the patri |[[John McKinly]]
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• Thomas McKean
  ...l October 20, 1777. That was the time needed for the rightful successor to John McKinly, the Speaker of the [[Delaware Senate|Legislative Council]], [[George Read |[[John McKinly]]
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• Caesar Rodney
  ...tinental Congress]]. Then, with [[Governor of Delaware|State President]] [[John McKinly]] in captivity, and [[Governor of Delaware|President]] [[George Read (signe ...as almost the exact opposite of his predecessor, [[John McKinly]]. While [[John McKinly|McKinly]] was an [[Ulster-Scots|Ulster-Scot]] [[Presbyterian Church in the
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• John Cook
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• Jehu Davis
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• Thomas Collins
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