Roster of Capt. Isaac Davis's Company, Acton, Massachusetts Militia & Minutemen

In Memory of Capt. Isaac Davis's Company of Acton, Massachusetts Militia/Minuteman Patriots Day Alarm April 19, 1775 Muster Roll Certificate Digital Download
 
Commemorative Certificate
In Memory of the first men to enter battle in America's Revolutionary War 

As we approach America's 250th Anniversary, let's not forget the brave men who were the first to join the fight for America's freedom. It was "Patriot's Day" - April 19, 1775, when the alarm went out that the British were coming, it's a good time to remember the courageous and honorable men who responded. They left their own families to defend the colony and were essentially the first to participate in the American Revolution. After the battles of Lexington, Concord, Arlington, Charlestown, Cambridge, Lincoln and Somerville, thousands of other brave patriots joined the ranks for an eventual victory the following year, winning America's independence after 150 years of British rule. Over 4,000 men from 80 companies responded to the Patriot's Day Alarm. They were from Acton, Arlington, Bedford, Beverly, Billerica, Brookline, Cambridge, Chelmsford, Concord, Danvers, Dedham, Dracut, Framingham, Lexington, Lincoln, Lynn, Malden, Needham, Newton, Reading, Roxbury, Stow, Sudbury, Watertown, Westford, and Woburn, Massachusetts.
 
***** THE MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA & MINUTEMEN RESPONDING TO THE APR. 19, 1775 ALARM:
 
Capt. Isaac Davis,
Capt. John Hayward,
Lieut. John Heald,
2nd Lieut. David Forbush,
Sgt. Oliver Emerson,
Sgt. William Macksfield,
Corp. John Barker,
Corp. David Davis,
Corp. John Davis,
Drummer Francis Barker,
Fifer Luther Blanchard,
Joseph Barker,
Ephraim Billings,
Joseph Chaffin,
Thomas Darby,
Elijah Davice,
Ezekiel Davis,
James Davis,
Reuben Davis,
Ebenezer Edwards,
Ephraim Forbush,
Abraham Hapgood,
John Harris,
Benjamin Hayward,
Ebenezer Heald,
Jonas Hunt,
Simon Hunt, Jr.,
William Johnson,
Reuben Low,
Phillip Piper,
Joseph Reed,
John Robbins,
Stephen Shepherd,
Solomon Smith,
Samuel Tempel,
Thomas Thorp,
Moses Wood,
Abraham Young,
James Hayward, Acton Townsman killed,
Abner Hosmer, Acton Townsman killed.
 
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