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The Common Men of 19 April 1775

Researching the First Shots of the American Revolution

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Lt. William Tidd Lived Here
The British Flankers Behind Buckman Tavern
Ensign Robert Munro and the Battle of Lake George
John Tidd: The Man in the Tavern Girl’s Room
How Badly Was Lt. Sutherland Wounded?
Major John Pitcairn: Hero or Villain?
The Best-Fit Version of the First Shots
So, Who Shot First?
Who Were John Hancock’s Lexington Friends?
Location of the Killed and Wounded
The Second British “Commander” in the Lexington Fight
Lieutenant William Tidd
Did Private James Marr Join the Rebellion?
The Funeral and Burial of Seven Lexington Men
Michael Neagles, Alarm Boy
Asahel Porter, Part One
Who Directed the Lexington Alarm?

General
The Alarm
The British
The Fight
The Militiamen
The Morning After
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