Indiana House Resolution 1513 recognizes the 250th anniversary of the United States of America and the significant contributions of Irish-American.

Indiana House Resolution 1513 acknowledges the 250th anniversary of the United States of America and highlights the contributions of Irish-American patriots. It notes that the Declaration of Independence was printed by John Dunlap, an Irish immigrant, and first appeared in the Belfast Newsletter in Ireland. The resolution emphasizes the role of Stephen Moylan, George Washington's Irish American aide-de-camp, who first wrote "United States of America." It also recognizes the eight Irish American signatories of the Declaration of Independence, including Thomas McKean, Charles Carroll, James.

Indiana House Resolution 1513 recognizes the 250th anniversary of the United States of America and the significant contributions of Irish-American.

Indiana House Resolution 1513 acknowledges the 250th anniversary of the United States of America and highlights the contributions of Irish-American patriots. It notes that the Declaration of Independence was printed by John Dunlap, an Irish immigrant, and first appeared in the Belfast Newsletter in Ireland. The resolution emphasizes the role of Stephen Moylan, George Washington's Irish American aide-de-camp, who first wrote "United States of America." It also recognizes the eight Irish American signatories of the Declaration of Independence, including Thomas McKean, Charles Carroll, James.