In this issue:

• UELAC Dorchester Award for 2022
• Scholarship Challenge 2022: Multiplying UE Scholar Opportunities
• Samuel Moore, a Loyalist Quaker, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Incidents in Early History of New Brunswick
• King’s County NB Memories
• THE KING’S COLOUR: Slavery on the St. Lawrence
• JAR: The Articles of Confederation and Western Expansion
• JAR: George III’s (Implicit) Sanction of the American Revolution
• MHS: Weapons from the Battlefield – The Battle of Bunker Hill
• All Things Georgian: A History of Child Maintenance
• LAC: Were My Ancestors UEL?
• Responsses to Query: Land Grants […]
  

In this issue:

• “Where the Sea Meets the Sky” The 2023 UELAC Dominion Conference and AGM
• Barrington Township’s Forgotten Loyal Migrants – Part Three, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Kindness to First Nations Neighbours at Charleston ON
• Samuel Denny Street UEL of New Brunswick
• New England Historical Society: Six Loyalist Houses
• JAR: First in Emotional Intelligence: George Washington During the Newburgh Conspiracy
• JAR: Book Review: Rebels at Sea: Privateering in the American Revolution
• Leech Collectors or Leech Gatherers: An Unusual Occupation
• Maine’s First Ship
• UELAC Loyalist Directory: New Entries
• In The […]
  

In this issue:

• 2022 UELAC Conference: From Heartbreak to Hope (May 25 – 29)
• UELAC AGM, for Members
• Barrington Township’s Forgotten Loyal Migrants – Part One, by Stephen Davidson UE
• UELAC Scholarship Endowment Fund Support 2022
• ‘The Loyalist Dream’ – “The Arrival and the Aftermath!”
• JAR: The Brothers Bliss: A Soldier’s Account Behind the New York Lines
• JAR: Rhode Island Acts to Prevent an Enslaved Family from Being Transported to the South
• Common Place: Family, Liberty, and Vermont: The Allegiance of Ethan Allen in the […]
  

In this issue:

• 2022 UELAC Conference: Speakers; Manitoba Descendants
• Register Today for the Conference
• Registering for UELAC AGM, for Members
• Loyalists Executing Loyalists – Part Two, by Stephen Davidson UE
• JAR Book Review: Cornwallis: Soldier and Statesman in a Revolutionary World
• History of Apohaqui, Kings County, NB
• THE KING’S COLOUR: French Place Names in Upper Canada
• JAR: Charles Thomson and the Delaware
• Bloody Creek Cairn in Annapolis County, Nova Scotia (Acadian, French, British)
• Commonplace: Learning Through Historical Role-Play
• Who are the People In The Picture?– Picnic Lunch
• In […]
  

In this issue:

• UELAC Dominion Office, Archives Moving to Cornwall ON
• Happy Birthday to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II
• 2022 UELAC Conference: John Wesley Dafoe, the Younger
• The Loyalist They Chained to the Floor – Part Two, by Stephen Davidson UE
• JAR: The British Soldiers Who Marched to Concord, April 19, 1775
• JAR: French Military Hospitals in Rhode Island
• Early Residents of Marrtown New Brunswick
• Victoria BC: Can you help identify loyalist group members in 1939 photo?
• History Comes Alive […]