Samuel Chase
Samuel Chase was a signer of the United States Declaration of Independence as a representative of Maryland and an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. - AsNotedIn
1769/00/00 Construction begins on a residence for Samuel Chase. Owner Chase-Lloyd House Annapolis, MD
1776/02/15 Congress establishes a diplomatic commission consisting of Benjamin Franklin, Samuel Chase and Charles Carroll to persuade the Canada to join the 13 colonies in their struggle with Britain. Patriot Diplomat Franklin's Mission to Canada
1776/08/02 Most delegates sign the Declaration of Independence Signer, Representing Maryland US Declaration of Independence American Colonies Declare Independence from Great Britain
1796/01/26 President George Washington appoints Samuel Chase as an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. Chase served on the Court until his death on June 19, 1811. Work Old City Hall Philedelphia Philadelphia, PA
1805/02/04 Senate impeachment trial of Judge Samuel Chase, 4 February to 1 March 1805. The House of Representatives charged Judge Chase with eight articles of impeachment. Defendant Old Supreme Court Chamber United States Capitol Impeachment Trial of Judge Chase