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Jared Ingersoll was born.
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Jared Ingersoll graduated from Yale University
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Went to Philidelphia to study law and be with his father.
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Middle Temple is one of four Inns of Court entitled to call members to bar as barristers. Jared was admitted in summer of 1773
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Pennsylvania Bar is opened to any lawyers or people studying law.
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Jared Ingersoll completed his studies and moved to Paris in 1776
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Jared Ingersoll moved back to Philadelphia. He established a law practice with Joseph Reed.
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Jared Ingersoll was elected to the Continetnal Congress as a delegate.
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Jared Ingersoll married Elizabeth Pettit
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Ingersoll was among the 39 delegates to sign The Constitution.
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Remained actice in oublic life by becoming a member of the Common Council.
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Became a State Attorney General from 1790-1799.
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Ingersoll was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court and become a lawyer specializing in federal-state relations.
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Ingersoll represented Georgia in a case involving state's rights.
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Ingersoll opposed Alexander Hamilton for legitimacy on federal tax on carriages. Ingersoll represented Hylton.
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Ingersoll served as the U.S. district attorney for Pennsylvania til 1801.
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In 1812, Jared Ingersoll was rewarded a spot as the party's vice president but lost the election.
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Discontinued being a state attorney general.
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Jared Ingersoll takes his last public role as the presidng judge of the district court of Philadelphia
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Jared Ingersoll died October 31st, 1822.