Strategies and Tactics of the American Revolution | The Battles of Lexington and Concord

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[@tedbrown7908]

Fact correction, There is proof of where that shot came from. Why are the historians refusing to admit that that shot came from the musket of Solomom Brown who was at Buckman's tavern front door when he fired that shot. Even British historians have admitted that it was Brown. I am the first cousin 8 times removed from Solomon and I have the eye witness and other documentation of the events that took place that day. I lost three relatives that day and they are buried there on the Green.

[@alexcain7811]

Therer is no direct proof of where the shot came from. While Brown is one of 2-3 people suspected of firing the first shot, there is no smoking gun (no pun intended) that clearly establishes he is the one responsible. In fact the Deposition of Lexington's Sergeant William Munore (March 7, 1825) places Brown at Buckman's Tavern only after the fighting had started.