How many men, women and children died in the lexington battle of April 19,1775?

Answer 1

The casualities are as under:
American-
50 killed
5 missing
39 wounded

British-
73 killed
26 missing
174 wounded

That brings the total to 123 killed in the battle.
No women or children were killed .

Answer 2

The decade-long political feud between the British government and the American colonists, determined to retain their rights as British subjects, came to a devastating climax as British regulars clashed with colonial militia and minute men on April 19, 1775 at Lexington, Concord's North Bridge and on the long, bloody road back to Boston. The fighting that began that day soon grew into a war for independence that lasted more than eight years. Many years later, Ralph Waldo Emerson used the phrase "the shot heard round the world" to describe the significance of this event.

The story of Minute Man is more than just the events that took place at the North Bridge and along the Battle Road in 1775. Minute Man is also the story of an evolution of the ideals of freedom and liberty, and new notions of cultural independence and citizen responsibility which led to a revolution in American literature the following century. The ideals of both revolutions continue today and serve as an inspiration to people throughout the world.

Most accounts say that there were 73 British killed and and 247 wounded or missing at the end of the day. The Minutemen lost 93 soldiers in the fighting

Answer 3

123 persons were klled in the Battle of Lexington, 73 of which belonged to the Britich Army. There were also 31 persons missing and 213 wounded

Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battles_of_Lexington_and_Concord