In this issue:

• Loyalist History and a 1930s Road Trip Through Nova Scotia, Part 2 by Stephen Davidson UE
• Dispatches: Todd Braisted: Benjamin W. Thompson’s Black Dragoons
• Letter from an Officer on Board his Majesty’ s Ship Chatham 24 March 1776, at Boston
• JAR Book Review: Valley Forge to Monmouth: Six Transformational Months of the American Revolution
• The Aftermath of the Second Boston Tea Party
• Resource: North Haven Annals
• Washington’s Quill: Correcting the Record: George Washington to Samuel Huntington, April 10, 1781
• Snuff Accessories: A History of the 1700 and 1800s
• Book Article: Stuart Manson’s Sacred Grounds: Loyalist Cemeteries of Eastern Ontario
• Books: A Loyalist’s Trilogy By Gerald Richardson Brown UE
• Personal […]
  

In this issue:

• Jacob Bailey: Loyalist Anthropologist, Part Two by Stephen Davidson UE
• JAR: Thomas Read of Delaware, Part 3: Continental Navy Commander
• JAR: Riflemen Run Riot: The Mutiny at Prospect Hill
• A 1775 View of Boston by Lieutenant Richard Williams
• Revolutionary War Battle Maps
• Propaganda Warfare: Benjamin Franklin Fakes a Newspaper
• How Hamilton’s Ryckman Neighbourhood became a loyalist nucleus
• Gown: Brocaded silk with floss/fly fringe
• Book: Mrs. Dalgairns’s Kitchen: Rediscovering ‘The Practice of Cookery’
• Loyalist Certificates Issued in January and February
• Events:
  • Victoria Branch”The Loyalists of Digby” Saturday 20 March @1:00PM ET @10:00AM PT
  • Kingston and District Branch”The 1786 Ernestown […]
    

Loyalist Trails Newsletter 2021-09 (February 28, 2021)

In this issue:

• The Many Legacies of Frederick William Hecht: Part Four by Stephen Davidson
• What Slavery Looked Like in Canada
• JAR: Such As Are Absolutely Free: Benjamin Thompson’s Black Dragoons
• Washington’s Quill: Introducing Isaac and Kitty, Two Individuals Enslaved at Mount Vernon
• Haldimand plans to take over historic cemetery in Canfield ON
• JAR: Incredible Insults and Hardships: The Hostage Experience of Ebenezer Sullivan
• Response to Query: What Impact did Loyalists have on the UK?
• Saskatchewan Branch Book Project: “Loyalist Descendants in Saskatchewan”
• Cliveden (Philadelphia) reconsiders Battle of Germantown reenactment
• Kelly Arlene Grant: In […]
  

Loyalist Trails Newsletter 2021-07 (February 14, 2021)

In this issue:

• The Many Legacies of Frederick William Hecht: Part Two by Stephen Davidson UE
• Restoring the legacy of a ‘trailblazing’ Black Saint John writer
• Trumpeter “Black Barney” of the Queen’s Rangers
• JAR: Francis and Gottlieb Otto: Rebels or Loyalists?
• JAR: Nineteenth-Century Remembrances of Black Revolutionary Veterans: Edward Hector, Bombardier and Wagoner
• Boston 1775: Searching for Mr. Molineux’s Cannon
• Pandemic boredom sparks record drive to prove Loyalist roots
• Borealia: Debating (Canadian) Presentism: Narrative, Nation, and Macdonald in 2021
• Query: Where are the Missing Muster Rolls Mentioned in the Loyalists of Quebec
• NS Branch Resource: […]
  

Loyalist Trails Newsletter 2021-05 (January 31, 2021)

In this issue:

• The Loyalist Postmaster of Newport, Rhode Island, Part Four of Four by Stephen Davidson UE
• Murray Aikman Locked Down and Searching for his Roots
• JAR Review: To the End of the World: Nathanael Greene, Charles Cornwallis, and the Race to the Dan
• The Inhabitants of the New England Colonies at the Time of the Revolution
• Why Yorktown? Yorktown in Human and Geological Time
• Jamestown Settlement: ‘No Law Respecting an Establishment of Religion’: National Religious Freedom
• Under Cover in the Renaissance; Early Modern Masks
• Query: Were George’s Parents or Grandparents Loyalists?
• NS Branch […]