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![GWINNETT, Button (1735-1777), Signer (Georgia). Document signed ("Button Gwinnett") as a Subscriber of the Charity School of Wolverhampton, countersigned by several other subscribers and Trustees. [Wolverhampton, England, ca. 3 September 1761]. 2](https://www.christies.com/img/LotImages/2002/NYR/2002_NYR_01032_0003_000(041911).jpg?mode=max "GWINNETT, Button (1735-1777), Signer (Georgia). Document signed (\"Button Gwinnett\") as a Subscriber of the Charity School of Wolverhampton, countersigned by several other subscribers and Trustees. [Wolverhampton, England, ca. 3 September 1761]. 2")
GWINNETT, Button (1735-1777), Signer (Georgia). Document signed ("Button Gwinnett") as a Subscriber of the Charity School of Wolverhampton, countersigned by several other subscribers and Trustees. [Wolverhampton, England, ca. 3 September 1761]. 2
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![GWINNETT, Button (1735-1777), Signer (Georgia). Document signed ("Button Gwinnett") as a Subscriber of the Charity School of Wolverhampton, countersigned by several other subscribers and Trustees. [Wolverhampton, England, ca. 3 September 1761]. 2](https://www.christies.com/img/LotImages/2002/NYR/2002_NYR_01032_0014_000(041912).jpg?mode=max "GWINNETT, Button (1735-1777), Signer (Georgia). Document signed (\"Button Gwinnett\") as a Subscriber of the Charity School of Wolverhampton, countersigned by several other subscribers and Trustees. [Wolverhampton, England, ca. 3 September 1761]. 2")
GWINNETT, Button (1735-1777), Signer (Georgia). Document signed ("Button Gwinnett") as a Subscriber of the Charity School of Wolverhampton, countersigned by several other subscribers and Trustees. [Wolverhampton, England, ca. 3 September 1761]. 2
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![GWINNETT, Button (1735-1777), Signer (Georgia). Document signed ("Button Gwinnett") as a Subscriber of the Charity School of Wolverhampton, countersigned by several other subscribers and Trustees. [Wolverhampton, England, ca. 3 September 1761]. 2](https://www.christies.com/img/LotImages/2002/NYR/2002_NYR_01032_0002_000(041911).jpg?mode=max "GWINNETT, Button (1735-1777), Signer (Georgia). Document signed (\"Button Gwinnett\") as a Subscriber of the Charity School of Wolverhampton, countersigned by several other subscribers and Trustees. [Wolverhampton, England, ca. 3 September 1761]. 2")
GWINNETT, Button (1735-1777), Signer (Georgia). Document signed ("Button Gwinnett") as a Subscriber of the Charity School of Wolverhampton, countersigned by several other subscribers and Trustees. [Wolverhampton, England, ca. 3 September 1761]. 2
