May 2025
Loyalist Trails 2025-18
In this issue:
- 2025 UELAC Conference: “Finding Loyalist Details”
- The L’Abondance and its Loyalist Evacuees (Part Three), by Stephen Davidson, UE
- Loyalist Ships
- Drum used at the Battle of Bunker Hill
- Nicholas Cresswell’s Journey on the Ohio in 1775
- The Fort Plain Museum’s American Revolutionary War Conference 250
- Profile: Fort Plain Museum and Historical Park
- The War is Here: The Politics of Continental Army Dispositions on the Upper Ohio
- Paul Revere Wasn’t the Only Midnight Rider Who Dashed Through the Darkness to Warn the Patriots That the British Were Coming
- “Rebel […]
April 2025
Loyalist Trails 2025-17
In this issue:
- 2025 UELAC Conference: “Old Loyalist Burial Grounds”
- The L’Abondance and its Loyalist Evacuees (Part Two), by Stephen Davidson, UE
- Uncovering Ridgefield’s Revolutionary Past: Archaeologists Begin Historic Battlefield Study
- Agrippa Hull: A Revolutionary Story
- Podcast: The Battles of Lexington & Concord, 1775
- Contributor Question: Stolen or Gone Missing?
- Book Review: From Trenton to Yorktown: Turning Points of the American Revolution
- Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW: In Camp – A Soldier‘s Life. April 1782
- Advertised on 24 April 1775: ‘They shall desist publishing their Papers …’
- American Revolution […]
Loyalist Trails 2025-16
In this issue:
- 2025 UELAC Conference: “Developments at Johnson Hall”
- The L’Abondance and its Loyalist Evacuees (Part One), by Stephen Davidson, UE
- ‘The British are coming’ and the outbreak of hostilities during the American Revolutionary War
- Who really fired the shot that started the American Revolution?
- What does 1776 mean for 2025?
- Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW: In Camp – A Soldier‘s Life. March 1782
- America’s Forgotten Founder: Comte Charles Gravier de Vergennes
- Advertised on 19 April 1775: ‘WANTED, at the AMERICAN […]
Loyalist Trails 2025-15
In this issue:
- 2025 UELAC Conference: “Finding Loyalists in the Maritimes and Beyond”
- UELAC AGM for Members: AGM Package Now Available
- William Augustus Bowles: A Complicated Loyalist. Part Two: by Stephen Davidson UE
- The Extraordinary Genesis of the King’s Royal Regiment of New York, 1776
- “The Flockey” Jacob Zimmer’s Story of Captivity at the Hands of McDonell and Crysler, Based on his Firsthand Account
- The Loyalists who built Digby’s first Methodist Church
- Father Pierre Gibault, Revolutionary Priest
- Book Review: Threshold to Valley Forge: The Six Days of the Gulph Mills Encampment
- Hessian […]
Loyalist Trails 2025-14
In this issue:
- 2025 UELAC Conference: “Sailing to Sanctuary”
- William Augustus Bowles: A Complicated Loyalist. Part One: by Stephen Davidson UE
- Colonial Militia on the Eve of War
- Book Review: The Traitor’s Homecoming: Benedict Arnold’s Raid on New London
- Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW: Marching Again – A Soldier‘s Life. January 1782
- “One Great People”: John Fenno’s Public Crusade for an American National Identity
- Advertised on 4 April 1775: ‘Restored to as good a state of health as ever he had in his life.’
- Patrick Henry: From the American Revolution to […]
March 2025
Loyalist Trails 2025-13
In this issue:
- 2025 UELAC Conference: Drumhead Church Service; Gala Dinner Special Guest:
- Benjamin Baynton: An Observer of Mankind. Part Two: by Stephen Davidson UE
- When Benjamin Franklin failed to make Canada the 14th colony
- Archeologists find surprise signs of British rule in Florida
- The Bill for Regulating the Government of Massachusetts
- Book Review: Robert Rogers, Ranger: The Rise and Fall of an American Icon
- A Forgotten Patriot: Lt. Col. Thomas Williams, Jr. of Stockbridge, Massachusetts
- Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW: Marching Again – A Soldier‘s Life. January 1782
- Advertised […]
Loyalist Trails 2025-12
In this issue:
- Benjamin Baynton: An Observer of Mankind. Part One: by Stephen Davidson UE
- The 1781 American Raid on Annapolis Royal
- Comment about Harriet Tubman
- The Significance of Newfoundland Fishing Rights in the 1783 Treaty of Paris
- Elijah Clark and the Revolutionary American Frontier
- Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW:In Winter Quarters – A Soldier‘s Life January 1782
- Advertised on 19 March 1775: ‘Gilbert Forbes, Gun Maker, At the sign of the Sportsman’
- Book Review: An American Triumph: America’s Founding Era Through the Lives of Ben Franklin, George Washington, and John […]
Loyalist Trails 2025-11
In this issue:
- 2025 UELAC Conference: Drinking Establishments
- Norfolk No More: Part Three of Three by Stephen Davidson UE
- The Loyal Queens County Troop of Horse
- Harriet Tubman’s Canadian Legacy
- Man who burned down White House buried in Halifax
- Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW:In Winter Quarters – A Soldier‘s Life December 1781
- Podcast: Threads of Power: How Haudenosaunee Women & Fashion Shaped History
- Newly Discovered Letters Illuminate the Life of a Female Printer Who Published Revolutionary Texts and Pushed the Colonies Toward Independence
- Advertised on 12 March 1775: ‘Her husband […]
Loyalist Trails 2025-10
In this issue:
- 2025 UELAC Conference: History questions. Flights
- Norfolk No More: Part Two of Three by Stephen Davidson UE
- Podcast: Divided Families of Marblehead and Halifax with G. Patrick O’Brien
- What [really] happened at the Boston Massacre?
- Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW: On the March. – A Soldier‘s Life November 1781
- George Washington and Thomas Paine: Friendship in a Revolutionary Age
- Dispatches Podcast: Andrew Lawler on Lord Dunmore’s Ethiopian Regiment
- Advertised on 7 March 1775: “…writing Conveyances of all Kinds.””
- Settlement discovery rewrites Canadian First Nations history
- Book […]