John Jay
Treyton Ulberg
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"John Jay was born in New York City on December 12,1745. He spent most of his childhood in nearby Rye, New York." Jay had 10 siblings and only 7 survived to adulthood. He was the son of Peter Jay. Peter Jay was a wealthy trader and merchant.''
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"When John Jay grew up, he was a lawyer in New York City.'' Also, he spent some of his adulthood in Paris.'' He was in Paris because he signed the Treaty of Paris. John Jay was also one of our founding fathers of the United States. ''He spent most of his time as a founding father overseas signing and agreeing to deals.''
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