However, a few days later, Timothy Matlack professionally re-wrote the presentation copy of the Declaration in a fully joined, cursive hand.
He was father-in-law to both the miniature portraitist James Peale and Col. Timothy Matlack (1730-1829), a Free Quaker, merchant, surveyor, architect, statesman, and patriot in the American Revolution.
Timothy Matlack (c.1730-1829), merchant, surveyor, architect, statesman and patriot in the American Revolution
In the years that followed he was an ardent defender of this frame against such critics as Benjamin Rush, James Wilson and John Dickinson.
Timothy Leary | Timothy Dalton | Timothy Spall | Timothy West | Timothy F. Murphy | Timothy Geithner | Timothy Zahn | Timothy Hutton | Timothy Hackworth | Timothy Greenfield-Sanders | Timothy Findley | Timothy McVeigh | Timothy McSweeney's Quarterly Concern | Timothy Matlack | Timothy Parker (puzzle designer) | Timothy Parker | Timothy Freke | Timothy Bradley | Jon Matlack | Christopher Timothy | Timothy Well | Timothy Thomas Fortune | Timothy Sullivan | Timothy Mowl | Timothy Manning | Timothy H. O'Sullivan | Timothy Harrington | Timothy Garton Ash | Timothy F. Ritchey | Timothy Fok |
Notable Free Quakers at the early meetings included Samuel Wetherill, who served as clerk and preacher; Timothy Matlack and his brother White Matlack; William Crispin; Colonel Clement Biddle and his brother Owen Biddle; Benjamin Say; Christopher Marshall; Joseph Warner; and Peter Thompson.