03/31/09 Witness to the War
The Hartwell Tavern was on the main road, the "Bay Road," running from Boston through western Massachusetts out to Crown Point, N.Y. This was the road that the British troops used on April 19. The soldiers passed by the tavern on their way to Concord, and again on their way back to Boston.
Three of Hartwell's sons were in the Lincoln Minute Man Company (Capt. William Smith's Co.) that fought at the North Bridge and on the battle road on April 19: Samuel (age 33) and John (age 28) were both sergeants, and Isaac (23) was a private.

03/31/09 Witness to the War
The Hartwell Tavern was on the main road, the "Bay Road," running from Boston through western Massachusetts out to Crown Point, N.Y. This was the road that the British troops used on April 19. The soldiers passed by the tavern on their way to Concord, and again on their way back to Boston.
Three of Hartwell's sons were in the Lincoln Minute Man Company (Capt. William Smith's Co.) that fought at the North Bridge and on the battle road on April 19: Samuel (age 33) and John (age 28) were both sergeants, and Isaac (23) was a private.
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