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“he didn’t have any visible injuries to his skeletal structure, which means it was probably a soft tissue injury—maybe a bayonet,” Peacock says.

Or he died of disease. Typhus and dysentery were very common among Revolutionary War soldiers.

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Good point.

I had a thought and looked it up: I had no idea that cholera hadn’t yet been introduced to at least North America in the late 18th century.

Interesting...