Statistics for occurrence #1 of “the Rev. Edward Brooks” in chapter 11 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 28.:
...tary service.
Seizing his flintlock as his wife asked if he were going without his dinner, he answered, I am going to take powder and balls for my dinner today, or to give them some.
Another was the Rev. Edward Brooks .
From his house near the old slave wall on the Grove street of today, he too went over to Lexington, and with full-bottomed wig, rode on horseback, his gun on his shoulder.
From the garret window...
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