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David Blood
​1726-1804

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Above: The Johnathan Blood house at 453 Bedford Road was constructed in 1734. The home later passed to Johnathan's son David Blood who lived there at the time of the Revolution.

​David Blood served as a Private in Captain James Russell's Company in Colonel Eleazer Brooks Regiment. On March 4th, 1776, he marched to Dorchester and helped the Continental army drive the British out of Boston. Later that year, he served in the Battle of Fort Ticonderoga.

David Blood is buried in Carlisle's Central Burying Ground. 
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Above: David Blood's gravestone
Carlisle Patriots Day 250 is a fiscally sponsored project of the Carlisle Historical Society with the support of the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism and MA250. We work in close partnership with the Carlisle 250 Committee,  an official town committee formed to coordinate the town's commemoration of the Battle of Lexington and Concord. 
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