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ESCAPED from the barrack at Hartford last night, one Michael BURN, belonging to Col. BROWN's brigade in the British service, lately taken at Danbury: He is a native of Ireland, about 35 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, sandy short hair, thin GR on the fore part of his head, grey eyes, a little glaring red complexion, thin visage, large nose, a weaver by trade, speaks very harsh, pretends to a smattering of latin and Greek, had a considerable number of books with him, among which are Homer's Illiad, Ovid's Metamorphosis, Lillie's Grammar, &c. He wore off a snuff color'd coat and vest, white drilling overalls. Whoever apprehends said deserter and delivers him to Hartford, shall receive a proper reward, and necessary charges paid, by BENJAMIN PAYNE, Committee for Prisoners. Hartford, April 9, 1777.
The Connecticut Courant and Weekly Intelligencer, (Hartford), Monday, May 12, 1777. Click here for ---> Regimental History Main Page More Prince of Wales' American Regiment History
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