Representative Samuel Livermore
Judge Samuel Livermore
Painting (1792) by John Trumbull (1756-1843)
Courtesy of the Currier Museum of Art 
| Life dates: | 25 May 1732-18 May 1803 |
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| Place of Residence (1789): | Holderness, New Hampshire |
| Occupation (1789): | Lawyer |
| Place of Birth: | Waltham, Massachusetts |
| Age (March 4, 1789): | 56 |
| Religion (1789): | Presbyterian |
| College Education: | College of New Jersey [Princeton] |
| Marital Status (1789): | Married |
| Military Service during the Revolutionary War: | None |
| Prior Political Offices: | Colonial Legislature (68-70) Continental Congress Confederation Congress |
| Delegate to Federal Convention: | No |
| Delegate to State Ratification Convention: | Yes |
| Pro/Anti ratification of Constitution: | Pro |
| Support for strong central government (particularly in its executive functions) | Low |
| Last year of continuous service in House: | 1793 |
| Senate Service: | 1793-1801 |
