 On the morning of April 22, Native warriors taunted militiamen in Marlborough by shouting seventy-four times to indicate the number of their enemy they believed they had killed at Sudbury.In 1730, Samuel Wadsworth's son Benjamin (then president of Harvard College) dedicated a memorial stone over the mass grave where his father had been buried alongside his men.In 1852, the remains of Wadsworth's militia were excavated and reinterred fifty feet north to the site of a new monument near the base of Green Hill.