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Hi found this yesterday at a site that clearly was occupied during at least mid -700s it was purchased in 1790 and they raised and trained champion trotting horses . The guy who purchased it in 1690 was a rev war soldier and also the guy he purchased it from I believe was a capt in the local militia of co t army . Yesterday I dug this beauty a pewter whistle as I researched them I see many look alike from different time periods can anyone tell me anything about the one I found ? If needed I will take measurements thanks I also found this cross which was peeling apart and eventually broke into two pieces ! Oh well trying to figure out how old or what kind of whistle it was . They also had a horse race track someone here nonone seems to know exactly where it was . 16AEE0B5-E6EE-49FD-9E67-352FA9C15D38.webpA94B7852-4D25-4F54-B36C-8037E0B967F2.webpE6193F5D-E204-4E84-96FD-E23094005BA9.webp4050CFE3-39F0-49CF-BC92-2D9619C75CF2.webpED28387B-C5C0-41A6-A8B6-472DF5258686.webp01F3A25D-9B41-4577-A81B-DE99569E9D64.webpA775E36B-9792-499E-B076-829D3E33D471.webp I’ve read this guy stopped the horse training around the end of civil war approx 1872 BEE83D4A-3659-45A7-922A-8BCB1A580FBF.webp
 
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I was actually able to find a photo of him later in life he died 1877 or 1887 born 1790View attachment 1750713

The farm was either 1000acres or 1500 acres when purchased 1790 two articles say different size588D6DE1-CF34-45D7-AA5E-F7C289FBE11C.webp the whistle was found too left near where those garage door looking stables used to be
 
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