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(title 17, U. S. Code).
(BROWN, AMASA). ANS, April 7, 1777, Colchester, [Conn.], four lines, in ink, signed by John Dunning, Selectman. Framable. $450.00
This is the original handwritten receipt, acknowledging payment by Amasa Brown, "a soldier in the Late Capt. Rowley's Company One Gun & Bayonet, No. 25, L3.12.0."
Amasa Brown was one of the original 1775 Lexington Minutemen, who also marched to Boston and fought at Bunker Hill.