“Loyalist Trails” 2011-15: April 17, 2011

In this issue:
– The Oshawa of Eastern Ontario — By Roy Lewis
– The Fair American, A Loyalist Privateer: Part Two — © Stephen Davidson
– John Moore (1730 – 1827): Fourth Generation in America © George McNeillie
– The Saga Of Samuel G. Grant
– Loyalists Observe Unveiling of Royal Wedding Stamps
– King George III Birthday Celebration in Bergen County NJ
– 1884 Loyalist Centennial Poster Discovered in Museum of Civilization
– War of 1812, Part 3: The Burning of Dover Mills, by […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2011-13: April 3, 2011

In this issue:
– Law and Order: Loyalist Edition — © Stephen Davidson
– John Moore (1730 – 1827): Fourth Generation in America © George McNeillie
– Chasing Loyalists Jacob Tague and Joseph Goodwillie
– Central West Regional Meeting, April 16, in London
– Dr. Earle Thomas, UELAC Honorary Vice-President
– Loyalist Quarterly: April Issue Now Available
– Rebels Launch A Sortie Into The Digital World: SAR Applications to go Online
– Additions to the Loyalist Directory
– Last Post: David William Morgan, UE
– Queries
      + Need Proof in Frederick Baker UE […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2011-11: March 20, 2011

In this issue:
– A Loyalist Newspaper — copyright © Davidson
– Comment About “One of the Most Rabid Tories”
– John Moore (1730 – 1827): Fourth Generation in America © George McNeillie
– Recognition of Women as Agents of Change
– Seminar: Advanced Genealogical Skills: by Elizabeth Shown Mills
– War of 1812, Part 2: The Battle of Malcolm’s Mills, by Doris Lemon
– George Ward, Longwoods and The Wardsville Barn Quilts
– Additions to the Loyalist Directory
– Last Post: Major C. Arthur Smith, UE
– Queries
      + Alexander Clark
    […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2011-09: March 6, 2011

In this issue:
– Did a Loyalist Write the American Constitution? — © Stephen Davidson
– Reverend John Beardsley (1732 – 1809) © George McNeillie
– Running Gunpowder in Bermuda
– Canada’s National Tartan Day on April 6
– War of 1812 Major John Richardson’s “A Canadian Campaign” Reprinted

Articles

Did a Loyalist Write the American Constitution? — © Stephen Davidson

William Smith was not your typical loyalist refugee. He graduated from Yale at the age of 17 and within five years was an attorney in the city of New York. […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2011-07: February 20, 2011

In this issue:
– Glimpses of Life in the Colonies — © Stephen Davidson
– The Party Girls of 1778 go to School
– Three Loyalists at the Canadian War Museum
– Reverend John Beardsley (1732 – 1809) © George McNeillie
– Jack Patterson: a Forgotten Loyalist Hero
– War of 1812, Part 1: Bicentennial – War of 1812-14, by Doris Lemon
– Brock’s Journey August 5, 1812
– Heritage Canada Foundation: Celebrate Historic Parks and Landscapes
– Loyalist Trivia

Articles

Glimpses of Life in the Colonies — © Stephen Davidson

Lt. Thomas Anburey spent […]