Members
- John Hancock (president)
- Joseph Warren (president)
- James Warren (president)
- Samuel Adams
- Dr. Alexander Campbell
- Benjamin Church
- David Cobb
- Col. Joseph Gerrish
- Elbridge Gerry
- Nathaniel Gorham
- Joseph Hawley
- William Heath
- Benjamin King
- Benjamin Lincoln
- Elias Lyman
- Samuel Osgood
- Col. Joseph Palmer
- Samuel Phillips, Jr.
- Artemas Ward
- Nathan Wood
- Bartius Harmond
- Josiah Hayward
- Thomas Plympton
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