History is sometimes made in dramatic moments in public but is often made behind the scenes. There were many important figures involved in the different stages of the American Revolution and the ...

Roger Sherman's legacy in American history has long been secure. The Massachusetts native established himself as a principal player during the United States' fight for independence as a Connecticut ...

Did you know Roger Sherman is the only person to sign all four of America's foundational documents? Sherman Historical ...

Roger Sherman, a delegate from Connecticut to the Continental Congress, was instrumental in defining civil rights and states’ rights in the new nation. His statements from that time may inform the ...

WILLIAMSBURG – Professor Emeritus Roger Durand Sherman, former Chair of the Department of Theatre and Speech at William and Mary, died peacefully on Oct. 4, 2010. Born in Providence, R.I., in 1913, he ...

Roger Lonis Sherman, 86, of Whitefish died on New Years Day, 2026 at Logan Health Hospital surrounded by his wife, two children, four of his grandchildren and their partners. After a six-year struggle ...

Roger Sherman of Sweet Home Oregon passed away on February 15. Born in a log cabin in the Methow Valley, Washington, son of Art and Oda Sherman. The Shermans moved from Garfield, Washington, to ...

Roger Sherman II Dec. 10, 1941 – Dec. 22, 2014 Tracy, CA Born December 10, 1941 to Roger Minott Sherman and Ruth Blanchard Sherman, Roger Sherman II, 73, of Tracy, died unexpectedly from surgical ...

Sherman, Roger , age 84, of Edgewater, Florida, died Wednesday, September 20, 2017. He was born in Batavia, New York in 1931. After finishing high school, he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. Following ...