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Old 14th July 2022, 02:14 PM   #8
zummy
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I misspoke about the war, it was the American Revolution. The gun came from upstate NY near where many battles were fought. The gun has the name Coll
Ruysch inscribed on the brass. How could he be identified. It’s a dutch name and was probably his originally. Where could I find Dutch army records form the 1700’s. Thanks
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