Who was a part of the Committee of five what did they do and witch member did the most work?

The Committee of Five, formed during the Continental Congress in 1776, included Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman, and Robert R. Livingston. Their primary task was to draft the Declaration of Independence, articulating the colonies' reasons for seeking independence from Britain. Among them, Thomas Jefferson is credited with doing the most work on the document, as he was the principal author and crafted the initial draft.