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was chosen/elected to be the main writer of the Declaration of Independence at the meeting of the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania...He was the leading member of five people that formed the committee to write the important document...the other four members on the committee were: John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman and Robert Livingston
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