Charlestown Revolutionary War Memorial
Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
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American Soldiers killed June 17, 1775.
Prescott's Regiment
Parker's Company
Joseph Minott - Westford
Jonathan Hadley
Peter Fisk - Groton
David Kemp
John Gordon - Stow
Patch's Company
Jonathan Bate - Winchendon
Jonas Looker - Sudbury
Lawrence's Company
James Dodge - Groton
Stephen Foster
Abraham Blood
Benjamin Wood
Simon Hobart
Robert Parker
Farwell's Company
Jonathan Jenkins - Groton
Dow's Company
Sergt. Nathan Blood - Hollis, N.H.
Phineas Nevers
Thomas Wheat Jr.
Peter Poor
Isaac Hobart
Jacob Boynton
Moors' Company
Sergt. Benjamin Prescott - Groton
Ebenezer Youngman - Hollis, N.H.
Thomas Colbourn - Dunstable
Gilbert's Company
Peter Whitcomb - Littleton
Benjamin Dole
John Lawrence
James Whitemore
Isaac Whitcomb
Archibald McIntosh - Brookline, N.H.
James Coneck
Corey's Company
Chambers Corey - Groton
Daniel McGrath - Amherst
Wyman's Company
Oliver Stevens - Townsend
John Gibson - Fitchburg
Caesar Bason - Westford
Amos Wheeler - Ashby
Nutting's Company
Nathaniel Parker - Pepperell
William Warrin
Edmund Peers
Wainwright Fisk
Ebenezer Laughton
Jeremiah Shattuck
Maxwell's Company
Jesse Corless - Deerfield
Ebenezer Faills - Charlemont
Aaron Barr - Meryfield
"Blandishments will not fascinate us, nor will threats of a halter intimidate;
for under God, we are determined that wheresover, whensoever, or howesoever
we shall be called on to make our exit, we will die free men." Quincy
"The Blood of our fathers, let it not have been shed in vain." Webster
New Hampshire troops
Reed's Regiment
Thomas' Company
Isaac Adams - Rindge
George Carlton
Jonathan Lovejoy
Mann's Company
Joseph Blood - Mason
Ebenezer Blood Jr
Spaulding's Company
David Carleton - Lyndeborough
Crosby's Company
John Cole - Amherst
James Hutchinson
Hind's Company
John Davis - Chesterfield
Marcy's Company
Joseph Farwell - Charlestown
James Patten
John Melvin
Benjamin Chamberlain
Hutchin's Company
Parker Hills - Candia
Towne's Company
David Scott - Peterborough
Walker's Company
Paul Clogston - Nashua
Asa Cram - Wilton
Jonathan Gray
Jason Russell - Nashua
Oliver Wood
Stark's Regiment
Scott's Company
Paul Caldwell - Londonderry
William French - Nelson
Jonas Howe - Marlborough
Joseph Taylor - Peterborough
Woodbury's Company
Thomas Collins - Windham
Moses Poor
Richards Company
Caleb Dalton
Abbot's Company
William Mitchell - Concord
Kinsman's Company
John Manuel - Bow
Stiles' Company
Sergt. Asahel Nims - Keene
Hutchins' Company
George Shannon - Canterbury
Dearborn's Company
William McCrillis - Nottingham
Moore's Company
Joseph Broderick
The American troops engaged numbered 1500, and their loss was 140 killed, 271 wounded, 30 prisoners.
The British forces exceeded 2000, of which 35 officers and 191 rank and file were killed; 122 officers and 706 rank and file were wounded.
The American troops were mainly from Massachusetts, bravely assisted by two regiments from New Hampshire, and a small force from Connecticut.
Prescott and Putnam shared the honors of the day.
American Soldiers killed June 17, 1775.
Prescott's Regiment
Parker's Company
Joseph Minott - Westford
Jonathan Hadley
Peter Fisk - Groton
David Kemp
John Gordon - Stow
Patch's Company
Jonathan Bate - Winchendon
Jonas Looker - Sudbury
Lawrence's Company
James Dodge - Groton
Stephen Foster
Abraham Blood
Benjamin Wood
Simon Hobart
Robert Parker
Farwell's Company
Jonathan Jenkins - Groton
Dow's Company
Sergt. Nathan Blood - Hollis, N.H.
Phineas Nevers
Thomas Wheat Jr.
Peter Poor
Isaac Hobart
Jacob Boynton
Moors' Company
Sergt. Benjamin Prescott - Groton
Ebenezer Youngman - Hollis, N.H.
Thomas Colbourn - Dunstable
Gilbert's Company
Peter Whitcomb - Littleton
Benjamin Dole
John Lawrence
James Whitemore
Isaac Whitcomb
Archibald McIntosh - Brookline, N.H.
James Coneck
Corey's Company
Chambers Corey - Groton
Daniel McGrath - Amherst
Wyman's Company
Oliver Stevens - Townsend
John Gibson - Fitchburg
Caesar Bason - Westford
Amos Wheeler - Ashby
Nutting's Company
Nathaniel Parker - Pepperell
William Warrin
Edmund Peers
Wainwright Fisk
Ebenezer Laughton
Jeremiah Shattuck
Maxwell's Company
Jesse Corless - Deerfield
Ebenezer Faills - Charlemont
Aaron Barr - Meryfield
"Blandishments will not fascinate us, nor will threats of a halter intimidate;
for under God, we are determined that wheresover, whensoever, or howesoever
we shall be called on to make our exit, we will die free men." Quincy
"The Blood of our fathers, let it not have been shed in vain." Webster
New Hampshire troops
Reed's Regiment
Thomas' Company
Isaac Adams - Rindge
George Carlton
Jonathan Lovejoy
Mann's Company
Joseph Blood - Mason
Ebenezer Blood Jr
Spaulding's Company
David Carleton - Lyndeborough
Crosby's Company
John Cole - Amherst
James Hutchinson
Hind's Company
John Davis - Chesterfield
Marcy's Company
Joseph Farwell - Charlestown
James Patten
John Melvin
Benjamin Chamberlain
Hutchin's Company
Parker Hills - Candia
Towne's Company
David Scott - Peterborough
Walker's Company
Paul Clogston - Nashua
Asa Cram - Wilton
Jonathan Gray
Jason Russell - Nashua
Oliver Wood
Stark's Regiment
Scott's Company
Paul Caldwell - Londonderry
William French - Nelson
Jonas Howe - Marlborough
Joseph Taylor - Peterborough
Woodbury's Company
Thomas Collins - Windham
Moses Poor
Richards Company
Caleb Dalton
Abbot's Company
William Mitchell - Concord
Kinsman's Company
John Manuel - Bow
Stiles' Company
Sergt. Asahel Nims - Keene
Hutchins' Company
George Shannon - Canterbury
Dearborn's Company
William McCrillis - Nottingham
Moore's Company
Joseph Broderick
The American troops engaged numbered 1500, and their loss was 140 killed, 271 wounded, 30 prisoners.
The British forces exceeded 2000, of which 35 officers and 191 rank and file were killed; 122 officers and 706 rank and file were wounded.
The American troops were mainly from Massachusetts, bravely assisted by two regiments from New Hampshire, and a small force from Connecticut.
Prescott and Putnam shared the honors of the day.
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- Percent photographed18%
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Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
- Total memorials322
- Percent photographed26%
- Percent with GPS1%
Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
- Total memorials1k+
- Percent photographed70%
- Percent with GPS10%
Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
- Total memorials521
- Percent photographed25%
- Percent with GPS0%
- Added: 23 Sep 2016
- Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2623479
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