“Loyalist Trails” 2008-32: September 7, 2008

In this issue:
– Obnoxious Because They Prayed, — © Stephen Davidson
– Canada Post Stamp Honours Canadian Entrepreneur and Philanthropist R.S. McLaughlin
– Antiquarian Bookseller now offers UEL collecting focus
– Queries
      + Response re Joseph Doan Family
      + Information About Neutralists
      + Loyalist Bumper Stickers
      + Information about Matthys Lampman, son of Frederick
      + Information about a Wheeler Musket from 1799

Articles

Obnoxious Because They Prayed, — © Stephen Davidson

In most revolutions, the intelligentsia is the first to […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2008-30: August 24, 2008

In this issue:
– Two Friends Named Isaac, by Stephen Davidson
– The Pausing American Loyalist – 1776
– Ontario Descendants of Irish Palatines 300th Anniversary of 1709 Palatine Emigration
– Book Review: Loyalists and Layabouts, by Stephen Kimber
– Correction: Book Review: Loyalism in the Hoosick Valley, by Bernard C. Young

Articles

Two Friends Named Isaac, by Stephen Davidson

The American Revolution traumatized those caught up in its violence. Take, for example, the case of two friends named Isaac. When they stood before the loyalist compensation board in Halifax in 1786, one of them had […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2008-28: July 25, 2008

In this issue:
– God Bless You Please, Mrs. Robinson, by Stephen Davidson
– Stephen Davidson Article in The Beaver magazine
– Conference 2008 in Saint John, New Brunswick
– Submissions for the Fall Issue of the Loyalist Gazette
– Loyalists Quarterly – July Edition new Available

Articles

Note from the Editor

Since the UELAC conference and a week’s vacation following, things have been very hectic. We are about to leave today for two more weeks. There are over 130 Loyalist messages in my in-basket; my apologies for those items which should have been included in this […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2008-26: June 29, 2008

In this issue:
– Regina Branch’s Eighth UEL Day in Saskatchewan
– The Loyalists are Coming: Article Noting the Upcoming Conference in Saint John
– Were There Any Loyalist Women? by Stephen Davidson
– Another Loyalist Doctor: Dr. James Macnab
– Loyalist Directory Additions
– Queries
      + Information on early Burnham Family in Canada
      + Information on Edward Stooks UE, and Descendant Larry Lee
      + Descendents of Sarah Kast McGinness
      + Descendents of Jacob Bowman and his wife Elizabeth
      + […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2008-24: June 15, 2008

In this issue:
– Two Ordinary (Loyalist) Fellows, by Stephen Davidson
– Long-lost shipwreck located; HMS Ontario Sank in 1780 in a Storm
– Government of Canada Supports Shelburne County Archives & Genealogical Society to Celebrate Loyalist Landing
– Book: The Man Who Said No: Reading Jacob Bailey, Loyalist, by Kent Thompson
– U.E. Loyalist Centennial
– Book about Loyalist Henry Cronkhite
– Loyalist Directory Additions
– Last Post: Ida Elizabeth Rogers, UE
– Queries
      + Who was BETTY SCOTT?
      + Loyalists who Later Returned to the USA
      […]