Answer:
Five signers were caught by the British as backstabbers, and tormented before they passed on. Twelve had their homes stripped and consumed.
Two lost their children in the progressive armed force, another had two children caught. Nine of the 56 battled and kicked the bucket from wounds or hardships of the progressive war.
They marked and they swore their lives, their fortunes, and their consecrated respect.
Twenty-four were legal counselors and legal advisers. Eleven were vendors, nine were ranchers and huge manor proprietors, men of means, knowledgeable.
