“Loyalist Trails” 2012-20: May 20, 2012

In this issue:
– Brook Watson: The Wooden-legged Commissary — by Stephen Davidson
– Addendum to Last Week: Maybee Family
– Samuel Carman (1782 – 1864) by George McNeillie
– “Vignettes of Winnipeg, Past and Present”: The Forts of Red River — Forts Garry
– Loyalist Day in New Brunswick, May 18, Saluted by Globe & Mail
– Honours for Ablett, Chisholm and Tidridge
– New Brunswick Historical Database Available on Loyalist Day
– Marker to be Dedicated at St. Mark’s Church, Niagara-on-the-Lake, June 17
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“Loyalist Trails” 2012-18: May 6, 2012

In this issue:
– The Prison Ships of Esopus: A Postscript — by Stephen Davidson
– Samuel Carman (1782 – 1864) by George McNeillie
– “Vignettes of Winnipeg: Past and Present”: St. Boniface Cathedral
– Biggest Loyalist Families: Benjamin Crawford (13 children) by Ruth Ellis, UE
– Thomas Crothers His Heirs and Assigns Forever
– Ontario Graphic Licence Plate Project Update
– The Tech Side: Transitioning to a New Email Account – by Wayne Scott, UE
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond
– Additions to the Loyalist […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2012-16: April 22, 2012

In this issue:
– The Prison Ships of Esopus: Part 2 of 4 — by Stephen Davidson
– Samuel Carman (1782 – 1864) by George McNeillie
– “Vignettes of Winnipeg: Past and Present”: Dalnavert Museum – Part 1
– Biggest Loyalist Families: Frederick Keller (24 children), by Arnold Weirmeir
– Four New Biographies added to Loyal Americans Hall of Honour
– 1812: Wounds of War
– Last Post: Marland Murray

Articles

The Prison Ships of Esopus: Part 2 of 4 — by Stephen Davidson

Among the forgotten characters in […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2012-14: April 8, 2012

In this issue:
– More Small and Trifling Matters in Loyalist Research — by Stephen Davidson
– Samuel Carman (1782 – 1864) by George McNeillie
– “Vignettes of Winnipeg, Past and Present”: The Forks – Part 1
– Biggest Loyalist Families – Andrew Kimmerly (15 children) by Don Maxwell
– From Twitter: A Loyalist, Grimsby and the War of 1812
– 2011 Dorchester Award Recipient
– Toronto Casting Call: Bring Out The Actor in You (April 10 Deadline)
– Queries
      + Looking for descendants of […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2012-12: March 25, 2012

In this issue:
– Tales of the Lost Slaves: Part Three — by Stephen Davidson
– Samuel Carman (1782 – 1864) by George McNeillie
– A Loyalist Ancestor’s Ancestor and the Colonial Tavern Keepers
– “Vignettes of Winnipeg, Past and Present”: Union Station-123 Main Street
– Latest Philip E. M. Leith Memorial Award Recipients Honoured
– Dr. George J. Hill to Receive “Good Scout” Award
– Biggest Loyalist Families: Conrad Vandusen (15 children) by Ivy Trumpour
– Freedom Bound Successfully Launched
– Family Research Resources: Digitized Family History Books
– Last Post: Mildred Ruth (nee […]