[151] This gun descended to his grandson, Rev. Theodore Parker, who gave it to the State of Massachusetts. Bradford Smith in Lexington Hist. Soc. Proceedings, II, 145.
[152] Deposition of Abijah Harrington.
[153] Deposition of James Reed.
[154] Deposition of Ebenezer Munroe.
[155] Mt. Vernon Papers by Edward Everett, page 430. Everett, a member of Congress in 1826, secured a pension of $96 per year for Wood. Once, when the latter was in Washington he introduced him to President Jackson. See also the History of Woburn, by Sewall, who received his information from Wood's son. Also see the deposition of Wood.
[156] Deposition of E. Welsh.
[157] Deposition of Lieut. Edward Thornton Gould, a British prisoner.
[158] U. S. Geological Survey, 1886.
[159] Deposition of Capt. Nathan Barrett and fifteen others, all of Concord.
[160] Diary of Rev. William Emerson.