Thanks for the info,The Turner family lived in the house until 1938 when the last member sold it to a family from Canada that came down to work in the near by British munitions plant.I can't take any credit for the research it was from a town history book printed in 1910 This is Amos Turners service in rev. war record starting on 4/19 1775 stayed at incampment in Cambridge for most of the summer ,went on the expedition to capture Ft.Ticonderoga,Rhode Island expedition 1777,Battle of Rhode Island 1778, Gates reg. 1778,ended the war as commander of his own company 1781.Home is now owned by a Family from the midwest and the button will stay with them.Hi Rhode Hog; Congrats on a great find. It's a Continental Army MA 18th Regimental Button dating too 1775 - 1781. It iis in VF - XF Condition. It's value is about $150 - $200. I will send you the Links on it later. My pc is acting up right now ok. Great Find. PEACE:RONB


Many GREAT things about that find- congrats!! Really stinks having to hunt here in Mass/RI, doesn't it![]()
-- Jeff --
Lets hope that the El Nino cooking up in the Pacific Ocean brings the East Coast an open winter,no telling what will be found if we can hunt all winterWas talking to Bill D yesterday and he was saying it was in the 90s and supposed to be all week. Unbearable heat and poisonous snakes in the water. Yes our winters suck but we are blessed to be on the east coast. Anybody who has the chance of digging a tree coin or Rev War button every time they dig a hole is blessed indeed


