CONFISCATED ESTATES IN SUFFOLK COUNTY BELONGING TO NATHANIEL HATCH 430 CHRISTOPHER HATCH 430 WARD CHIPMAN 431 GOVERNOR EDWARD WINSLOW 433 CONFISCATED ESTATES IN SUFFOLK COUNTY BELONGING TO ISAAC WINSLOW 439 SIR ROGER HALE SHEAFFE, BARONET 439 JONATHAN SAYWARD 443 DEBLOIS FAMILY 445 CONFISCATED ESTATES IN SUFFOLK COUNTY BELONGING TO GILBERT DEBLOIS 446 LYDE FAMILY 447 CONFISCATED ESTATES IN SUFFOLK COUNTY BELONGING TO EDWARD LYDE 447 JAMES BOUTINEAU 448 CONFISCATED ESTATES IN SUFFOLK COUNTY BELONGING TO JAMES BOUTINEAU 449 COL. WILLIAM BROWNE 449 ARCHIBALD CUNNINGHAM 451 CAPTAIN JOHN MALCOMB 451 THE RUSSELL FAMILY OF CHARLESTOWN 452 EZEKIEL RUSSELL 453 JONATHAN SEWALL 454 CONFISCATED ESTATES IN SUFFOLK COUNTY BELONGING TO SAMUEL SEWALL 457 THOMAS ROBIE 457 BENJAMIN MARSTON 459 HON. BENJAMIN LYNDE, CHIEF JUSTICE OF MASSACHUSETTS 462 PAGAN FAMILY 464 THE WYER FAMILY OF CHARLESTOWN 465 JEREMIAH POTE 467 EBENEZER CUTLER 468 APPENDIX THE TRUE STORY CONCERNING THE KILLING OF THE TWO SOLDIERS AT CONCORD BRIDGE, APRIL 19, 1775. THE FIRST BRITISH SOLDIER KILLED IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR 471 THE ENGAGEMENT AT THE NORTH BRIDGE IN CONCORD WHERE THE TWO SOLDIERS WERE KILLED 476 PAUL REVERE, THE SCOUT OF THE REVOLUTION 477 WILLIAM FRANKLIN, SON OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 481 THE ROYAL COAT OF ARMS 482 JUDGE MELLEN CHAMBERLAIN'S OPINION OF COLONEL THOMAS GOLDTHWAITE 483