In this issue:

• 2025 UELAC Conference: Add a visit to King’s Landing
• The Loyalist Monument in Hamilton
• Five Loyalist Families of Remsheg: Part One: by Stephen Davidson UE
• Samuel Brady, a Frontier Legend, Rescues Jane Stoops
• What the Bill for Regulating the Government of Massachusetts Really Entailed
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW: In Camp – A Soldier‘s Life. November 1782
• Book Review: Virginia in the American Revolution
• Advertised on 8 June 1775: ‘assist them in their Struggles for Liberty and Freedom’
• Advertised on 9 June 1775: ‘driven […]
  

In this issue:

• Announcing the 2025 UELAC Scholarship Recipients
• Scholarship Challenge 2025
• UELAC AGM: Executive of the Board of Directors
• 2025  UELAC Conference: “Much to learn, and enjoy”
• Loyalist Physicians: The Famous, The Infamous and The Obscure – Part One: by Stephen Davidson UE
• Ruling Rebels: How the Sons of Liberty Became Colonial Powerbrokers
• The King’s Birthday: George III born 4 June 1738
• The United States Army’s New Exhibit Highlighting the Revolutionary War Soldier Experience
• The Moses Stacey diary
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW: In Camp – A Soldier‘s […]
  

In this issue:

• Loyalist Day in New Brunswick 18 May – Today:  Celebrations
  • New Brunswick Loyalist Day: Celebrations on Sunday 18 May in Saint John
• 2025  UELAC Conference: “Explore New Brunswick”
• Spring 2025 Loyalist Gazette: Digital Copy Now Available
• Enslaved by Loyalists Bound for Nova Scotia: by Stephen Davidson UE
  • Book: North to Bondage: Loyalist Slavery in the Maritimes
  • Book: The Biographical Dictionary of Enslaved Black People in the Maritimes
• George Dawson (1739 – ?), The Royal Navy
• Colonel Michael Kovats: The Hungarian Co-founder of the American Cavalry
• Hessian Soldiers […]
  

In this issue:

• 2025  UELAC Conference: “Finding Loyalist Details”
• The L’Abondance and its Loyalist Evacuees (Part Three), by Stephen Davidson, UE
• Loyalist Ships
• Drum used at the Battle of Bunker Hill
• Nicholas Cresswell’s Journey on the Ohio in 1775
• The Fort Plain Museum’s American Revolutionary War Conference 250
• Profile: Fort Plain Museum and Historical Park
• The War is Here: The Politics of Continental Army Dispositions on the Upper Ohio
• Paul Revere Wasn’t the Only Midnight Rider Who Dashed Through the Darkness to Warn the Patriots That the British Were Coming
• “Rebel […]
  

In this issue:

• 2025  UELAC Conference: “Developments at Johnson Hall”
  • Update on Hotel Rooms in Saint John NB
• The L’Abondance and its Loyalist Evacuees (Part One), by Stephen Davidson, UE
• ‘The British are coming’ and the outbreak of hostilities during the American Revolutionary War
• Who really fired the shot that started the American Revolution?
• What does 1776 mean for 2025?
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW: In Camp – A Soldier‘s Life. March 1782
• America’s Forgotten Founder: Comte Charles Gravier de Vergennes
• Advertised on 19 April 1775: ‘WANTED, at the AMERICAN […]