In this issue:

• Scholarship Challenge 2025: Update for 2 August
• Loyalist Church Invasions by Stephen Davidson UE
  • Trinity Church: The Two Pauls at St. Paul’s Chapel
• A Loyalist Monument and My Loyalist Ancestor
  • Loyalist Monuments
• UELAC Conference 2025 Inspiration: Steadfast in Adversity: The Life of David White UEL by Sandra Guinan UE
• Fires and Explosions at Fort St. John’s in 1780
• “In the Cause of American Liberty:” Catholic Contributions to Independence
• Podcast: Roger Williams, Rogue Puritan
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW: In Captivity at Springfield, Long Island. June 1783
• Advertised […]
  

In this issue:

• Scholarship Challenge 2025: Update for 20 July
• Black Pioneers, White Officers: Part Two of Three: by Stephen Davidson UE
• The Monmouth Campaign by the Numbers
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW: In Camp – A Soldier‘s Life. May 1783
• The Battle of Grenada – 6 July 1779
• Advertised on 17 July 1775: ‘I have not at any time….with General Gage’
• The Founding of Fort Severn
• Podcast: Lineage: Genealogy in Early America
• Review of Exhibit: Philadelphia, The Revolutionary City
• 18th Century Silk Dyers in London
• Borealia: A […]
  

In this issue:

• 2025  UELAC Conference:  National President UELAC Bill Russell to Welcome You – “Last Call”
• Scholarship Challenge 2025
• The Loyalist Who Fought in Four North American Wars: by Stephen Davidson UE
• Reclaiming my ancestral home
• Fraunces Tavern – The Birthplace of the Book of Negroes
• Supplying the Means: The Role of Robert Morris in the Yorktown Campaign
• Gen. George Washington issued his second general orders as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army
• Podcast: The Many Declarations of Independence
• That Audacious Paper: Jonathan Lind and Thomas Hutchinson Answer the Declaration of Independence

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In this issue:

• 2025  UELAC Conference: “Developments at Johnson Hall”
• Five Loyalist Families of Remsheg: Part Two: by Stephen Davidson UE
• Elbows Up in 1775: An Exodus That Repelled American Invasion by Chris Alexander
• They Made the House: Many generations ago, five Haudenosaunee nations united under the Great Law of Peace
• Book Review: Under Alien Skies: Environment, Suffering, and the Defeat of the British Military in Revolutionary America
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW: In Camp – A Soldier‘s Life. December 1782
• Slavery Advertisements Published June 20, 1775
• Advertised on 19 June […]
  

In this issue:

• Spring 2025 Loyalist Gazette: Paper copies are in the Mail
• 2025  UELAC Conference: “Drumhead Church service”
• Loyalist Physicians: The Famous, The Infamous and The Obscure – Part Three: by Stephen Davidson UE
• Admiral Digby’s Vultures
• Lemuel Haynes: An Abolitionist Voice in the Revolution
• A Curious Agreement Among Friends: Pennsylvania’s York County Militia, 1775
• The Erie Canal is turning 200
• Loyalists in Canada – Canadian Encyclopedia
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: POW: In Camp – A Soldier‘s Life. October 1782
• Advertised on 4 June 1775: ‘A Constitutional POST-OFFICE, […]