U.S.A. the First Fourteen States [Corrected details]

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Dear Jorge, yet again ! The first fourteen States were born before the birth of the U.S. Constitution, each at the time moment of its official ratification of the Declaration of Independence. An irony of history: On the day John Hancock signed the Goddard Broadside of the Declaration, January 31, 1777 in Baltimore, the official date of State records for the true day of INDEPENDENCE became forever JULY 4TH. Subsequent constitutional history has necessarily re-affirmed that America was independent from that lesser date, the 4th, and not the actual empowering date of the legal resolve of Congress, July 2nd. In effect on January 31, 1777, July 2, 1776 was forever "in eclipse", a mere penumbra of the historical truth of what really happened, not on July 4th, but July 2nd. Listed below are the effective dates of birth of each of the first fourteen States are for the RATIFICATIONS of the "A DECLARATION" which was tragically [Mercury retrograding] 'mis-dated' July 4, 1776, for the true enactment date of July 2, 1776. [btw, "A DECLARATION" became officially the "DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCY" only on January 31, 1777 {see below} The document never knew the name by which it is now remembered, as the "Declaration of Independence". Vermont, of course, was not yet represented in the Congress of the United States, however, the date herein is for the date they joined in the Declaration, nonetheless: The 13 + 1 ratifications of the Declaration of Independence were each "Resolved" ["declared enacted"] by either a State Convention or State Legislature (hereinafter, chronologically ordered): (01) July 09: New York, in Convention, days later the N.Y. delegation in Congress duly d, on July 15, (p.254); ratification @ 14:26 LMT = "2:22" p.m. LAT, Tarrytown, Westchester, N.Y. 2:22 p.m., as depicted in the engraving of the Independence Hall and

its prominent steeple & Clock, see the reverse (on the back) of America's 100 dollar bill. [Tropical Ascendent = 13:00 Scorpio]. New York, the Empire State as of July 9, 1776: the first to ratify the Declaration; however, ironically, the 13th in Congress to adopt the Declaration. (02) July 16: New Hampshire, in Assembly, Exeter

(p.270); (03) July 17: New Jersey, in Provincial Congress, Burlington (p.246); (04) July 20: Virginia, in Council of State, Richmond

(p.273); (05) July 22: Delaware, in Assembly, Dover (Scott, p.120);

(p.274); (06) July 25: Pennsylvania, in Convention,

Philadelphia(p.243); (07) July 25: Rhode Island, in Assembly, Providence(p.260); (08) August 17: Maryland, in Convention,

Annapolis(p.272); (09) August 28: Massachusetts, in Assembly, Watertown(p.269); (10) October 10: Connecticut, in Assembly, New

Haven(p.258); (11) October 15: South Carolina, in Grand Jury, Chareston (Senate), (p.279); (12) December 17: North Carolina, in Constitutional Convention, Halifax. @ 16:20 hrs (13) January 9, 1777: Georgia, in Constitutional Convention, Augusta(p.279); (14) January 17, 1777: Vermont, in Convention, Town of Westminster. January 18, 1777: Congress "ordered", "That an authenticated copy of the unanimous Declaration of Independency, with the names of the members of Congress subscribing the same, be sent to each of the United States, and that they be desired to have the same put

upon record." (quoted from the Journals of the Continental Congress). January 31, 1777: John Hancock, President of the Congress, signed 2X thirteen copies ["26"] of the Goddard Broadside and posted 2 copies to each Governor. The Declaration of Independence as State Paper mis-dated July 4th for July 2nd, Didn't Create Independence, Didn't

"Found" Anything, Didn't Separate Anything: It Was an Explanation of July 2nd's enactment of record. """"States' Authorizations/Instructions to Declare Independency""""(Individually, Rhode Island, on May 4th, & Virginia, on June 29th, enacted outright Independency by abjuring allegiance to George III, before the Continental Congress’ enactment of the Independency of the U.S.A, by the United Colonies, on July 02, 1776. However the effective dates of Statehood are for subsequent ratifications of the Declaration): Here below, Dates of the decisions to allow Congress to act on Independency: 01st: South Carolina, Authorization by the Provincial Assembly, April 6th 02nd: North Carolina, Explicit instructions by the Provincial Congress, April 12th 03rd: Georgia, Authorization by the Provincial Congress, May 1st 04th: Rhode Island, Authorization by the Provincial Assemby, May 4th 05th: Massachusetts, "Local" authorizations "to" the Provincial Congress, June 02nd; July 03rd (Affirmed) 06th: Virginia, Explicit instructions by Provincial Convention, May 15th; Independency enacted, June 29th 07th: Connecticut, Explicit Instructions by the Provincial Assembly, June 14th 08th: Delaware, Authorization by the Provincial Assembly, June 15th 09th: New Hampshire, Explicit instructions of

the Provincial Assembly, June 15th 10th: New Jersey, Explicit instructions by the Provincial Congress, June 22nd; Preamble Constitution, July 2nd 11th: Pennsylvania, Explicit instructions by the Provincial "Conference", June 24th 12th: Maryland, Explicit instructions by the Provincial Convention, June 28th; "A Declaration" July 6th 13th: New York, Authorization by the Provincial Convention, July 09th; Joined the Union, July 09th; July 15th (Affirmed by delegates signatures in Philadelphia.) ********************************************************************************************** How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates.

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