In this issue:

• Merry Christmas, Riedesel Style
• The Christmas Eve Petition by Stephen Davidson UE
• Join our Facebook Group
• The two Archibald Thomson UELs: Part Two by Stephen Bowley UE
• America’s Loyalists : Where Did They Go After The War?
• We Were Never There! Solomon Tift, Daniel Eldridge, and Groton Heights
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: Describing Philadelphia Nov 1777
• Advertised on 22 December 1773: “Jailed, but is he who he says he is?”
• Loyalists and descendants who participated in the War of 1812: George and Jacob Ott, Sons of Jacob […]
  

In this issue:

• The Loyalist Gazette, Fall 2023 Issue “Maritime Loyalists” is Now Available
• Loyalist Whitesmiths by Stephen Davidson UE
• The American Invasion of Canada
• More about The Battle of Fort Cumberland
• Securing the Bells
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: Taking Fort Montgomery Oct 1777
• Frigate Duel, 1782: HMS Santa Margarita vs. L’Amazone
• The Brown Brothers had a Sister
• Advertised on 5 December 1773: “Linen Rags”
• UELAC Loyalist Directory: New Contributions
• Turning Wood: Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation Museums
• Vagabonds in late Georgian London
• Newsletters by Branches of UELAC for Members

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In this issue:

• Lost Stories: Loyalists’ Human Assets by Stephen Davidson UE
• Quartering British Forces on Long Island
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: Daily activities and commentary at Amboy NJ
• One Huck of a Loyalist
• Loyalists and descendants who participated in the War of 1812: George Leonard and son Richard
• A New Hampshire Man Gives Thanks: Samuel Lane (1718-1806)
• Convict Labor [in America] during the Colonial Period
• Transportation to Australia of convict, Sarah Murden
• Advertised on 23 November 1773: “Wedding Cakes”
• The Foods of Love? Food Gifts, Courtship and […]
  

In this issue:

• Remembrance Day: Volunteers aim to identify veterans in unmarked graves
• Remembering in the Netherlands: IL SILENZIO’… BEAUTIFUL AND HAUNTING
• Introducing Jacob Breadman a 2023 UELAC Scholarship winner
• Lost Stories: Loyalists’ Slaves, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: New York City to Amboy NJ
• A Leap of Faith in the Historical Record: The Legend of McColloch’s Leap
• Left Behind in History: John Adams’ Misguided Defense
• Advertised on 11 November 1773: “very great Demand for Rivington’s Almanack”
• In the News
  • What’s Being Done to Fix the […]
    

In this issue:

• The Royal Canadian Legion National Poppy Campaign begins
• Rejected: Loyalists Denied Compensation:Part 4 by Stephen Davidson UE
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: Burial at Sea
• The Delcastle Cannonball
• Mercy Otis Warren: Revolutionary Propagandist
• Phillis Wheatley, the first published African American woman, visits the Tower
• History of Papermaking
• Livestock & Animal Breeds in Early America
• Advertised on 27 October 1773: “…quit Trade and settle his Affairs”
• UELAC Loyalist Directory: New Contributions
• Loyalists and descendants who participated in the War of 1812: Andrew Miller
  
• Flights of Inspiration: Pathway […]