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Tag Archives: April 19th
No Fairy Tales Needed
Mrs. Pamela Fisk of Arlington is ninety-four years of age, and her stories seem like a new chapter in the history of April 19, 1775. Mrs. Fisk is a granddaughter of Francis Brown and of Edmund Munroe, both of Lexington, … Continue reading
The tragic life of John Raymond
John Raymond’s murder at the hands of drunken British soldiers on April 19th, 1775 capped a life etched with misfortune. His parents owned a tavern on property across the street from Munroe Tavern that was beseiged with financial problems. Apparently … Continue reading