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Alexander Cain
From: Amesbury, Massachusetts
Occupation: attorney
Cain has written a book on the Battle of Lexington.
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Lincoln Clark
From: Chelmsford, Massachusetts
Occupation: candle manufacturer
Re-enactment role: Captain Lawrence Parsons of the Tenth Regiment
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Peter Condrick
From: Norwell, Massachusetts
Occupation: high school history teacher
Re-enactment role: British sergeant
Condrick started reenacting as a teenager.
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Henry Cooke
Occupation: tailor
Cooke custom tailors many of the uniforms that other re-enactors wear.
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Mike Coppe
From: Lexington, Massachusetts
Occupation: pediatric dentist
Re-enactment role: British officer
Coppe used to be a minute man, but now re-enacts on the British side.
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Barry J. Cunha
From: Lexington, Massachusetts
Occupation: dentist
Re-enactment role: Francis Brown, a tavern owner and Lexington minute man who was wounded in the neck by a musket ball on April 19, 1775. Miraculously, he survived, and had the ball removed over a year later.
Cunha spent 20 years in the active Air Force reserves, serving during Desert Storm, after 9/11 and during the Iraq War.
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David Dooks
From: Ayer, Massachusetts
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Dan Fenn
From: Lexington, Massachusetts
Occupation: retired professor
Re-enactment role: Corporal Ebenezer Parker
Fenn worked in John F. Kennedy's administration.
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Colin Godfrey
From: Lexington, Massachusetts
Occupation: computer science professor
Re-enactment role: Nathaniel Farmer, who received a nasty arm wound.
Godfrey's parents are English. He has also played the role of Samuel Adams.
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Jim Hart
From: Mattapoisett, Massachusetts
Occupation: businessman
Re-enactment role: Jonas Parker
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Skip Hayward
From: Belmont, Massachusetts
Occupation: facilities manager
Re-enactment role: Samuel Hadley
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Rebecca Hendrix
From: Danbury, Connecticut
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Guy Huse
From: Littleton, Massachusetts
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Clinton Jackson
From: Lowell, Massachusetts
Occupation: camera repairman
Jackson is descended from five relatives who fought in the American Revolution.
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Henry Liu
From: Lexington, Massachusetts
Occupation: banker
Re-enactment role: John Tidd, who was wounded in the head during the April 19th battle and is buried in Ye Olde Burying Ground, near the Battle Green.
Every Patriot's Day, Liu stops by Tidd's gravesite to pay his respects on his way to Buckman Tavern just before the battle re-enactment.
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Wayne McCarthy
From: Waltham, Massachusetts
Occupation: high school teacher
Re-enactment role: Captain, Lexington Minute Men
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Rhonda McConnon
From: Bolton, Massachusetts
McConnon is an expert on colonial clothing.
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The Rev. Peter H. Meek
From: Lexington, Massachusetts
Occupation: senior minister, Hancock United Church of Christ, Lexington
Re-enactment role: The Rev. Jonas Clarke
Meek delivers a sermon once a year to his congregation while dressed as The Rev. Mr. Clarke.
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George Newman
Occupation: historian
Re-enactment role: George Washington
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Paul O'Shaughnessy
From: Lexington, Massachusetts
Occupation: electrical engineer
Re-enactment role: Major John Pitcairn, Commanding Officer, His Majesty's Tenth Regiment of Foot
O'Shaughnessy is also an actor and lighting designer at a theater in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts.
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Bill Poole
From: Chelmsford, Massachusetts
Occupation: retired teacher, clerk of the Lexington Historical Society
Re-enactment role: Ebenezer Lock, who was Poole's sixth great-grandfather and fought on the Common on April 19, 1775, along with three of his cousins. Lock went on to serve under General George Washington in the Continental Army.
Poole is currently researching Lexington Common as it appeared on April 19, 1775.
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Charles Price
From: Lexington, Massachusetts
Occupation:retired electronics engineer; seasonal U.S. park ranger at Minute Man National Historical Park, Concord, MA
Re-enactment role: Prince Estabrook
Price's character was featured in an award-winning book by Alice M. Hinkle, Prince Estabrook, Slave and Soldier.
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Jim Roberts
From: Groton, Massachusetts
Occupation: salesman in high tech industry
Re-enactment role: Sergeant Munro
Roberts's birthday is April 19 -- Patriot's Day. He grew up in Lexington, watching re-enactments.
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Bill Rose
From: Bolton, Massachusetts
Occupation: business owner
Re-enactment role: Jedediah Monroe
Rose also does French military re-enactments.
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Winston Stone
From: Middleboro, Massachusetts
Occupation: car salesman
Re-enactment role: Captain and Lieutenant Colonel, First Guards
Stone's mother is British.
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