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Lexington
Battles of Lexington and Concord
	شامیل دیر:the آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلری ایستیقلال ساواشی
	; Romanticized 19th-century depiction of Battle of Lexington
تاریخ	۱۹ آوریل ۱۷۷۵؛ ۲۴۹ ایل قاباق
یئر	Middlesex County, MassachusettsLexington: 42°26′58.7″N 71°13′51.0″W / 42.449639°N 71.230833°Wموختصات: 42°26′58.7″N 71°13′51.0″W / 42.449639°N 71.230833°W; Concord: 42°28′08.54″N 71°21′02.08″W / 42.4690389°N 71.3505778°W
نتیجه	Strategic American victory British forces succeed in destroying cannon and supplies in Concord; Militia successfully drive British back to Boston; Start of the آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلری ایستیقلال ساواشی;
دویوشچولر
شابلون:Country data Province of Massachusetts Bay	Great Britain
باشچیلار و لیدرلر
John Parker; James Barrett; John Buttrick; John Robinson; William Heath; Joseph Warren; Isaac Davis ⚔	Francis Smith; John Pitcairn (یارالی); Hugh Percy
گوج
Lexington: 77; Concord: 400; End of Battle: 3,960	Departing Boston: 700; Lexington: 400; Concord: 100; End of Battle: 1,500
تلفاتلار و ایتکیلر
49 killed; 39 wounded; 5 missing	73 killed; 174 wounded; 53 missing

شابلون:Campaignbox American Revolutionary War: Boston

^ The exact number of militia on the Lexington common when the clash occurred is a matter of debate. Coburn, p. 165–67, identifies 77 individuals by name who mustered for the encounter, but he also notes that no official roll was ever submitted to the Provincial Congress. Fischer, pp. 400, 183, cites contemporaneous accounts and those of other historians that put the number between 50 and 70 militia, but notes that Sylvanus Wood, in an account taken 50 years later, recalled only counting 38 militia.
^ Chidsey, p. 29, estimates the colonial force at 500 by the time the confrontation occurred at the North Bridge. Coburn, pp. 80–81, counts about 300 specifically, plus several uncounted companies.
^ The peak strength of militias that massed around the British column on April 19 is uncertain. Many of the militiamen who joined the battle at various locations during the day continued to follow the British column all the way to Charlestown, but some also dropped out and returned home. Coburn located muster rolls for 79 militia and minute companies engaged that day, listing 3,960 officers and soldiers in all. But there are no tallies for six of these companies, and some units known to be present during the day (such as the Lincoln militia company) are not included at all.
^ Chidsey, p. 6. This is the total size of Smith's force.
^ Coburn, p. 64. This force is six light infantry companies under Pitcairn.
^ Coburn, p. 77 and other sources indicate "three companies". Chidsey, p. 28 gives a company size "nominally of 28".
^ Coburn, p. 114 gives the size of Percy's force at 1,000. This count reflects that estimate plus the departing strength, less casualties.
^ ^۸٫۰ ^۸٫۱ Chidsey, p. 47, cites all casualty figures except missing-in-action. Coburn, pp. 156–59, cites by town and name the American losses, and by company the British losses, including missing-in-action (from Gage's report). Chidsey, Coburn, and Fischer disagree on some American counts: Chidsey and Fischer count 39 wounded, Coburn says 42. Fischer, pp. 320–21, also records 50 American killed-in-action, in contrast to Chidsey and Coburn's 49.

[MilitiaSize-1] The exact number of militia on the Lexington common when the clash occurred is a matter of debate. Coburn, p. 165–67, identifies 77 individuals by name who mustered for the encounter, but he also notes that no official roll was ever submitted to the Provincial Congress. Fischer, pp. 400, 183, cites contemporaneous accounts and those of other historians that put the number between 50 and 70 militia, but notes that Sylvanus Wood, in an account taken 50 years later, recalled only counting 38 militia.

[ConcordMilitiaCount-2] Chidsey, p. 29, estimates the colonial force at 500 by the time the confrontation occurred at the North Bridge. Coburn, pp. 80–81, counts about 300 specifically, plus several uncounted companies.

[3] The peak strength of militias that massed around the British column on April 19 is uncertain. Many of the militiamen who joined the battle at various locations during the day continued to follow the British column all the way to Charlestown, but some also dropped out and returned home. Coburn located muster rolls for 79 militia and minute companies engaged that day, listing 3,960 officers and soldiers in all. But there are no tallies for six of these companies, and some units known to be present during the day (such as the Lincoln militia company) are not included at all.

[Chidsey6-4] Chidsey, p. 6. This is the total size of Smith's force.

[Coburn64-5] Coburn, p. 64. This force is six light infantry companies under Pitcairn.

[Coburn77-6] Coburn, p. 77 and other sources indicate "three companies". Chidsey, p. 28 gives a company size "nominally of 28".

[Coburn114-7] Coburn, p. 114 gives the size of Percy's force at 1,000. This count reflects that estimate plus the departing strength, less casualties.

[Chidsey47-8] ۸٫۰ ^۸٫۱ Chidsey, p. 47, cites all casualty figures except missing-in-action. Coburn, pp. 156–59, cites by town and name the American losses, and by company the British losses, including missing-in-action (from Gage's report). Chidsey, Coburn, and Fischer disagree on some American counts: Chidsey and Fischer count 39 wounded, Coburn says 42. Fischer, pp. 320–21, also records 50 American killed-in-action, in contrast to Chidsey and Coburn's 49.

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