“Loyalist Trails” 2007-13: April 1, 2007

In this issue:
– “At The End Of The Trail”, UELAC Conference: Did You Know? – more about Windsor Area
– Claudius Smith: Loyalist Cowboy of the Ramapos
– Book Palatine Hill Becomes a Play
– Molly Brant, The Musical, June 27-29 in Kingston
– New Book about Jonas Culver: A Rebel Redeemed, by Philip Turner
– Nova Scotia Releases Early Birth, Marriage, and Death Records, One Million Historical Names Go Online
– “Nipigon to Winnipeg”: A Canoe Voyage through North Western Ontario in 1784 by Edward Umfreville
– Loyalist Directory: Cutler, Davis, Frymire and Flewelling
– […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2007-11: March 18, 2007

In this issue:
– Early Bird Deadline for Conference 2007 Registration Approaches
– Conference 2007: Did You Know? Some Interesting facts about Essex County
– HMS Clinton Passenger List: Thanks for Posting
– Greetings from Oriskany Battlefield
– Forbidden Loyalist Delights: Juggling, Tight Ropes and Puppet Shows
– Died This Day 16 March 1687: Sieur de la Salle (Globe & Mail)
– Queries
      + Military Definitions and Details About Paul Trumpour
      + Source of “kinder, gentler nation”
      + Cemetery Protection “Murison Restoration”

Articles

Early Bird Deadline for […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2007-09: March 4, 2007

In this issue:
– Conference 2007: About Essex County: Did you know?
– First Black Loyalists to New Brunswick Now Identified
– Heritage in the Eastern District (Stormont, Glengary & Dundas) Gets a Boost
– Call for Papers for Workshop on Dutch Family History Research by Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto Branch
– “Amazing Grace” The Movie
– American Prisoners of the Revolution: Names of 8000 Men
– Queries
      + Information on Robert Lottridge

Articles

Conference 2007: About Essex County: Did you know?

Did you know…

– In 1701, Cadillac and his and party […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2007-07: February 18, 2007

In this issue:
– UELAC Conference 2007: “At The End of the Trail”, in Windsor, May 31 – June 3
– Did You Know? Some Interesting facts about Essex County
– A New York Loyalist Remembers: Part Two
– Ancient Petitions, Henry III – James I
– Order Promotions Items for Pick-up at Council
– Canada Genealogy Site: CanadaRoots.com & Ancestry.ca
– Maps of Military Battles and Campaigns: Library of Congress
– Book of Negroes: Interview with Lawrence Hill
– Speaking of Avonmore: History, Heroes, Happenings and Humour in the Life of a (Not Very) […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2007-05: February 4, 2007

In this issue:
– Conference 2007 Update
      + Bus Trip/Tour Toronto to Windsor Thursday; Return Sunday after Conference
      + Did You Know? Some Interesting facts about Essex County
      + “At The End Of The Trail” Conference 2007: Sunday Activities
– Articles:
– The First Famous Loyalist: Jane McCrea
– Loyalist Bibliography has been Updated
– Response to Land Grant for a John Mann – see Loyalist Trails 28 January 2007
– Map of Osnabrook
– Symposium: Agents of Change in Colonial New York: Sir William Johnson’s World
– […]