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Sir, I marched on the 18th night to follow your orders. We carried out your orders to destroy all the ammunition, artillery, tent etc collected there, along with Concord's grenade soldiers and light infantry regiments; I knocked out the three part iron trunion. Burned; a considerable amount of flour, powder balls, muskete balls and other small items were thrown into the river. Despite our great exploration and confidentiality, we have the country has wisdom and strong allegations about our arrival, firing many signal guns, repeatedly alarming, and some of the cannons I learned that it was taken out of the town. On the other day, some other people in the store moved 3 days in advance. . .

It should be noted that at several miles from the Boston Parade, we separated the six light infantry companies, all explored, and occupied two bridges on different roads outside the Concord. When these companies arrived in Lexington, I learned from Major Pitt Cairn's report that they were with them and they found the people's troops on the green near the road. They showed up and they posted some people in the house and the conference room

When our troops advanced toward them, they did not ask them why they were assembled like that, but they did not mean to hurt them. Before he got off the bus, only one person was dismissed, three or four people jumped out of the wall and fired at the back of the soldiers from behind.

They also fired the conference and soldiers in the house. We injured one male and Major Pitcairn 's horse was fired in two places. Wall hidden photographed his work on the lieutenant of Adel and Sutherland, but it did not go out compared to the redneck on the way. Later, we saw some people in the forest, but they went to Concord without doing anything further. . .

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Roseville Point is an obvious arrow defining the era of American native culture, dating from 1500 BC to 100 BC, dating back to the early days of the forest from ancient times. Named after the Roseville District of Staten Island, they were first discovered near the Old Roseville post office building. In contact with Europe, the island is home to the Raritan band of the Unami division of Renape. In Lenape, one of the Algonquian languages, Staten Island is known as Aquehonga Manacknong. This means "like a bad forest" or Eghquhous, or "bad forest". This area is part of the house of Renape and it is known as Lenapiphauk. Lenape was later called "Delaware" by British settlers. They lived on both sides of the English name Delaware River.