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John Hancock - Massachusetts State: The sign of John Hancock on the Declaration of Independence is so famous that anyone's signature is now known as "John Hancock." To annoy George King III's unfounded things, he signed the story with his name bigger than others. As chairman of the 2nd Continental Congress, Hancock signed the document first, so he did not have any opinion on the size of his signature. Nevertheless, people related to the establishment of the United States are better known or fewer popular than Hancock. He was born in Braintree, Massachusetts in 1737. He was an orphan, brought up by an uncle without a child from where he inherited a very prosperous shipping company. While on business trip to the UK, he saw the funeral of George II and the coronation ceremony of George III. His enormous riches made him a loyal elite primarily, but Hancock firmly supports America's independence from the UK

John Hancock (1737-1793) - John Hancock is the chairman of the Second Continental Congress after the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. Together with Samuel Adams, he was the two most wanted by the King George III in the colony. He served as General Major during the Revolutionary War. Hancock was elected from 1780 to 1785 and from 1787 to the governor of Massachusetts until death in 1793. He was the seventh president of the US Congress from 23 November 1785 to 6 June 1786. John Hancock is the original "American independent father".