Virginia
John Adams was asked to represent the New England state of Massachusetts at the convention but he was unable to attend. Adams was the first continental delegate to represent the state of Massachusetts in 1775.
He owned property
John McCain represented the state of Arizona in the United States Senate.
Maine
He did not represent a colony because he was only nine when Independence was declared. He lived in Massachusetts and represented that state in Congress.
John Adams was elected from massachussetts
Massachusetts
Federalist...
No, President John Adams served as Washington's Vice-President from 1789-1797 and as such was the titular "President of the Senate", but he was never elected to serve in that body. His son, John Quincy Adams (6th US President) served in the U.S. Senate from 1803 until being replaced by the Massachusetts General Court (state legislature) in June 1808 (until 1913 state legislatures chose United States Senators).
John Adams is home to Massachusetts
1803