“Loyalist Trails” 2019-15: April 14, 2019

In this issue:
– ‘Movie Time’: Thank You, UELAC
– 2019 UELAC Conference: Presentations Not to be Missed
– Fleshing Out Four Entries in the Victualing Musters: Part 2, by Stephen Davidson
– The Huguenots count among the most successful of Britain’s immigrants
– Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, Father of the Canadian Crown
– Borealia: “Not one penny from an Irishman”
– JAR: James Bruce’s Report on the Situation of West Florida and Havana, 1782
– JAR: James McCubbin Lingan, an American Story
– Ben Franklin’s World: A History of Russian America
– […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2019-13: March 31, 2019

In this issue:
– UELAC Notice of Annual General Meeting
– UELAC Conference – The Capital Calls: Thursday Evening Reception
– Loyalists Who Could Not See: Part 3 of 3, by Stephen Davidson
– Assiniboine Branch Project: UELAC 2020 Calendar
– Resources: Wolfe Island Cemetery Transcriptions
– Loyalist Quarterly Newsletter by Paul J. Bunnell, UE
– JAR: Henry Champion: An Officer Resigns
– Terror in the Ramapos
– Ben Franklin’s World: The Religious Lives of the Adams Family
– Where in the World?
– Region and Branch Bits
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond

Articles

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“Loyalist Trails” 2019-11: March 17, 2019

In this issue:
– UELAC Conference: The Capital Calls — Thursday Daytime
– New In The UELAC Store: Loyalist Family Name Badge
– Loyalists Who Could Not See: Part 1 of 3, by Stephen Davidson
– How Robert Morris’s “Magick” Money Saved the American Revolution
– Atlantic Loyalist Connections: A General’s Reprimand: Hospital mismanagement in Halifax, 1778
– Borealia: Ordinary Women – Jeanne Dugas of Acadie
– JAR: Walking Skeletons – Starvation on Board the Jersey Prison Ship
– The Junto: Does Size Really Matter? Searching for Early American Women in the Archives
– Ben Franklin’s […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2019-09: March 3, 2019

In this issue:
– UELAC Conference: The Capital Calls, May 30 – June 2, Ottawa
– Black Loyalists Bid Farewell to Savannah: Part One, by Stephen Davidson
– In Search of Refuge During the American Revolution, This Enslaved Black Man Joined the British Army
– Why Do The United Empire Loyalists Matter? By Brian McConnell, UE
– The Fort Wilson Riot and Pennsylvania’s Republican Formation
– Atlantic Loyalist Connections: William Paine’s Instructions for Inoculation
– Borealia: Joseph Bouchette, Copiste
– JAR: “To Huts”: British Winter Cantonments around New York City
– Washington’s Quill: Mythbusting with Martha
– […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2019-07: February 17, 2019

In this issue:
– Savannah Farewell, Part 3: Hello, Great Britain!, by Stephen Davidson
– Parcel of NS Land: From Slave-Owning Loyalist’s Son to the African Baptist Church, by Brian McConnell, UE
– The “Hynson Business”: Story of a Double Agent
– Valentine Jones, British Army Officer, Quebec, Boston, New York
– JAR: Caught Between the Lines: Eastchester, New York, During the American Revolution
– Washington’s Quill: Mount Vernon and the Papers of George Washington: A Partnership Since 1968
– The Junto: Announcing the Launch of Freedom on the Move
– Ben Franklin’s World: The Poison […]