In this issue:

• Rev250 quote of the day
• Website uelac.ca down
• 2022 UELAC Conference Presentation: “Loyalist Descendants Journey West …”
• Checking Over a Loyalist Fort’s Shopping List, by Stephen Davidson UE
• JAR: King George III’s Montreal Bust in a Pattern of Iconoclasm
• Borealia: Hedging His Bets: Ethan Allen, the Haldimand Negotiations, and Allegiance in the American Revolution
• New Heritage Minute focuses on NOTL woman who resisted slavery
• Memoirs of an American Official in the Service of the King (in early 1760’s)
• JAR: From the First Partition of Poland to Yorktown
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In this issue:

• 2022 UELAC Conference Presentation: “Joseph Brant”
• UELAC Annual General Meeting
• The Dorchester Award: Call for Nominations: Reminder of 28 Feb Deadline
• Escaping Slavery in Totowa, by Stephen Davidson UE
• The Underground Railroad in New Brunswick
• Boston 1775: “The infamous Capt. Beeman”
• JAR: African Americans and Native Americans of the Revolutionary War Era Who Should Be Better Remembered
• Wedding Fashions Of Yesteryear 1830 to 1900’s in Loyalist New Brunswick
• Borealia: “What would Lord Durham advise?”
• […]
  

In this issue:

• 2022 UELAC Conference Presentation: “John Norton and the Indigenous Great lakes, 1780s-1820”
• George Washington’s Letter and the Story of a Black Loyalist, by Stephen Davidson UE
• The Black Loyalists, Loyal Blacks, and A Matter of Equality by Brian McConnell UE
• Ontario Heritage Trust: Celebrating Black History Month 2022
• Black Veterans of the War of 1812
• Ben Franklin’s World: Whose Fourth of July?
• JAR: Prelude to Yorktown: Washington and Rochambeau in New York
• Washington’s Quill: Benjamin Montanye and General George Washington’s Mail
• […]
  

In this issue:

• 2022 UELAC Conference Presentation: “Life in Exile”
• From Fear and Danger Free: Loyalist Tombstones Tell Their Stories, Part Three, by Stephen Davidson UE
• JAR: Hell’s Half-Acre: The Fall of Loyalist Crean Brush
• CommonPlace: Salt and Deep History in the Ohio Country
• JAR: Brown’s Raid on Ticonderoga and Mount Independence
• Ben Franklin’s World: His London House
• Fighting Talk: One Boy’s Journey from Abandonment to Trafalgar
• The Largest Slave Auction in U.S. History
• Peter Williamson aka “Indian Peter” of the 18th-Century
• National Trust for Canada: Canada’s stories are told through […]
  

In this issue:

• 2022 UELAC Conference Presentation: “Apocryphal Ambulations?”
• Scholarship Applications Are Now Open: February 28 Deadline
• From Fear and Danger Free: Loyalist Tombstones Tell Their Stories, Part Two of Four, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Shelburne NS: the Day of Black Loyalist Exodus
• THE KING’S COLOUR: Well-Travelled Cannons
• David Fanning UEL: A Loyal Hillbilly
• JAR: Charles Townshend: Architect of the Townshend Duties
• JAR: Blessing of the Flags
• JAR: Undeceived: Who Would Write the Political Story of the Revolution?
• Book: “The Knotted Rope” by Jean Rae Baxter Coming Soon
• A Big […]