“Loyalist Trails” 2014-17: April 27, 2014

In this issue:
– The American Revolution in Nova Scotia, 1776-1781, by Stephen Davidson
– John William Ritchie: Loyalist, Loyalist-related or Loyalist-connected?
– UELAC Atlantic Region Branches to Welcome President Bonnie Schepers
– Centennial Projects of the Manitoba Branch, UELAC
– Special Recognition of Long-Serving Member of St. Lawrence Branch
– Where in the World can Bonnie Schepers be?
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond
– Additions to the Loyalist Directory
– Queries
      + Joseph Van Etten and Family

Articles

The American Revolution in Nova […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2014-15: April 13, 2014

In this issue:
– Loyalist Great-Grandfathers of Confederation: Part 2 – by Stephen Davidson
– More About John Hamilton Gray
– No UE Descent, but a UE Connection
– Where in the World?
– Tribute to D-Day
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond
– Additions to the Loyalist Directory
– Last Post: Gloria Joyce Ghetti (nee Scott), UE
– Queries
      + Fathers of Confederation with 13 Colony but non-Loyalist ancestry
      + Response re Sir William Pearce Howland

Articles

Loyalist Great-Grandfathers of Confederation: Part 2 – by Stephen Davidson

Eight of […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2014-13: March 30, 2014

In this issue:
– In Service To Lord Rawdon, by Stephen Davidson
– Book: The Men Who Lost America
– Little-known fact: Bicentennial Branch Recognized by SAR
– Normandy: John Brecken, UE, and Gordon Aitken, UE
– Where in the World can Jean Rae Baxter and Ruth Nicholson be?
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond
– Additions to the Loyalist Directory
– Last Post: Margaret Rose (Goodfellow) Baker, UE

Articles

In Service To Lord Rawdon, by Stephen Davidson

Hundreds of loyal colonists owed their lives to an Irish nobleman named Francis Edward Rawdon, the commander of […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2014-11: March 16, 2014

In this issue:
– Frontline Reporting in Loyalist Newspapers: 1780 – by Stephen Davidson
– Book: Loyalist Refugees: Non-Military Refugees in Quebec, 1776-1784
– UELAC [ON] Licence Plates and Spring
– Where in the World can Bonnie, Pat and Barb be?
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond
– Editor’s Comment
– Queries
      + Relationships: John, Jacob and Hannah Holder

Articles

Frontline Reporting in Loyalist Newspapers: 1780 – by Stephen Davidson

The American Revolution was, in fact, the first of two civil wars that would divide the people who became citizens of the United […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2014-09: March 2, 2014

In this issue:
– Frontline Reporting in Loyalist Newspapers: 1777, by Stephen Davidson
– 2014 Annual UELAC Conference: Saturday Daytime Program
– Top 10 American Loyalist Officers
– Where in the World are Suzanne and Betsy Davidson?
– Loyalists and War of 1812: Antonie Westbrook and Sons
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond
– Additions to the Loyalist Directory
– Last Post: Rosemary Ann Cutler (nee Ruffing), RN, UE
– Last Post: Florine Merritt, UE

Articles

Frontline Reporting in Loyalist Newspapers: 1777, by Stephen Davidson

A history buff would never claim that something was “old as […]