“Loyalist Trails” 2018-29: July 22, 2018

In this issue:
– Little Forks Branch Adds to Hyatt One-Room Schoolhouse
– What Did She Ever See in Him?, by Stephen Davidson
– Black Loyalist Cemetery at Digby NS
– JAR: Maintaining Normalcy in British-Occupied Brookhaven, Eastern Long Island
– Ben Franklin’s World: Old Newgate Prison & Copper Mine
– The Revolutionary War’s Most Enigmatic Naval Captain: Pierre Landais
– Book Review: Revolutions in the Atlantic World: A Comparative History
– The Loyalist Flag
– Update: The Jeptha Hawley House (c.1784)
– Should Slave Owner John Walden Meyers Be Refused Recognition?
– Where in the […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2018-27: July 8, 2018

In this issue:
– The “Very Clever” Loyalist Wife (Part 2), by Stephen Davidson
– Battle of Monmouth: June 28, 1778
– JAR: Struggle for a Lighthouse: The Raids to Destroy the Boston Light
– Washington’s Quill: Why Did Martha Washington Free Her Husband’s Slaves Early?
– The Junto: Golden Hill Roundtable: “Commerce is Trust”
– Ben Franklin’s World: Partisans, The Friendship & Rivalry of Adams & Jefferson
– UE Loyalist Certificates Issued Recently
– Where in the World?
– Region and Branch Bits
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond

Articles

The “Very Clever” Loyalist Wife […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2018-25: June 24, 2018

In this issue:
– Concluding the Saskatchewan Conference: The Regina Cairn
– Loyalist Occupations, by Stephen Davidson
– Nova Scotia Branch Brochure: Map With Loyalist Settlements
– Guy Johnson (c.1740 – 5 March 1788)
– Book on the Blakeney Family
– Borealia: What HBC’s Peter Fidler Didn’t Report
– JAR: Peter Salem? Salem Poor? Who Killed Major John Pitcairn?
– Washington’s Quill: Remembering Washington Irving’s Life of George Washington
– The Junto: Book Review: Colonial Complexions: Race and Bodies in Eighteenth-Century America, by Sharon Block
– Ben Franklin’s World: A New History of King Philip’s War
– […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2018-23: June 10, 2018

In this issue:
– 2018 UELAC Conference: Discover Your Roots
– The Boy Buried in the Chapel Floor, by Stephen Davidson
– Borealia: Environmental History – View from the Sixteenth Century
– JAR: Mary Robie and the Didactic Qualities of Reading Fiction
– Washington’s Quill: “New” Samuel Culper Letter
– The Junto: “Trans-American Crossings” Conference Recap
– Ben Franklin’s World: The Little Ice Age
– Q&A: Holger Hoock: Scars of Independence: America’s Violent Birth
– Where in the World?
– Region and Branch Bits
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond

Articles

UELAC Conference 2018

The conference […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2018-21: May 27, 2018

In this issue:
– UELAC Conference 2018
– The Montreal Claimants of 1788, by Stephen Davidson
– Loyalist Scholarship — Celebrate Twenty: Week Eight Update
– New Scholarship Logo: Have You Voted Yet?
– Fort Hughes, Starr’s Point, Nova Scotia
– Niagara’s History Unveiled: The John Breakenridge Homes
– JAR: Patriots Against Loyalists on Eastern Long Island, 1775-1776
– The Junto: Twitter Conferences: To Do or Not To Do? “filles du roi”
– Ben Franklin’s World: Sport in Early America
– Planter Studies Conferences
– Report from The Quebec Family History Society International Conference
– Last […]