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An incised American powder horn dated 1755
The Daniel Kinne horn
The Daniel Kinne horn
Condition: Excellent. Soft yellow patina. Showing scattered minor blemishes.
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Note: Daniel Kinne (or Kinney), of Partridgeville (now Peru), Massachusetts, enlisted on May 5, 1775 in Captain Nathan Watkin's Company (Berkshire County), of Colonel John Patterson's Regiment, later known as the 1st Massachusetts Infantry Regiment. His enlistment was for three months and three days. After mustering the regiment marched to the defense of Boston and fought in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Later in the war Kinne served in two other Berkshire County regiments, Colonel John Simond's regiment and Colonel Asa Bane's regiment.
see pages 303-04 of Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution, Vol. 9, Boston, 1902.








