“Loyalist Trails” 2009-30: July 26, 2009

In this issue:
– The Four Directions Youth Project
– London’s Forgotten Loyalist: Part IV – No Proud Epitaph — © Stephen Davidson
– Jacob Sharpstone – A Patriot? A Loyalist? Those Shades of Gray!
– Christopher Peterson (Paterson) Land Grant at the UEL Museum in Adolphustown LCC
– The Memory Project: Stories of WWII by The Dominion Institute
– Heritage Canada Foundation Launches SPERO-L to Help Places of Faith At Risk
– Editor’s Comment on Pringle Family in the Loyalist Directory
– Additions to the Loyalist Directory
– Last Post: CLEMENT, Harold Headley
– […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2009-28: July 12, 2009

In this issue:
– London’s Forgotten Loyalist: Part II A Loyalist Daughter and Wife — © Stephen Davidson
– Col. John Butler Bust Unveiled on Canada Day
– The Jacob Bowman Family During the American Revolution
– Heritage Canada Foundation Releases 2009 Top Ten Endangered Places and Worst Losses Lists
– Additions to the Loyalist Directory
– Last Post: Bruce Emerson McCallum
– Queries
      + George Barnhart’s Sister-in-law, Sara Sluyter

Articles

London’s Forgotten Loyalist: Part II A Loyalist Daughter and Wife — © Stephen Davidson

Of the 100,000 refugees who were forced to […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2009-26: June 28, 2009

In this issue:
– UELAC Dorchester Award
– Help Preserve Upper Canada Village
– Natural Selection and a Loyalist Scientist — © Stephen Davidson
– Loyalist and Westminster Abbey
– Loyalist Settlement in Quebec’s Eastern Townships
– Bicentennial Branch UELAC Celebrating 25 years
– UELAC Grants Committee
– Grant to Col. John Butler Branch: Crown Grants of Loyalists and Early Settlers along the Niagara River Parkway
– Pictures From the Encampment and Loyalist Landing at Conference on June 13
– British Soldiers, American Revolution: A New Blog
– Loyalist Connections of Notable Canadians
– Queries
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“Loyalist Trails” 2009-24: June 14, 2009

In this issue:
A Most Determined Man — © Stephen Davidson
Loyalist Day in Three Provinces
Memorable Conference “Loyalist Settlement Experience 255” Concludes
Boston 1775: A Blog
Loyalty & Liberty: A Webcomic of the Coming of the Revolution
Last Post: Audrey Bernice Graydon Waugh, UE

Articles

A Most Determined Man — © Stephen Davidson

When Lieutenant John Clarkson opened the door of his Halifax lodgings late on December 9th, 1791, he was startled to find four Africans standing in the cold and dark. Since the English abolitionist was in charge of organizing a fleet of ships […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2009-22: May 31, 2009

In this issue:
– “A Dirty, Trifling, Piece of Business” by Gavin Watt
– Three Loyalist Widows of Quebec — © Stephen Davidson
– Bicentennial Branch UELAC Historical Plaque Project 2009 “The Loyalists of the New Settlement”
– Cornwall Cairn Ceremony Deferred
– Regiment for Zenas Ross, Garrison Pioneer Cemetery
– Ruth Redmond, UE: The Tradition of Red Geraniums on Lundy’s Lane
– Historic King George III Medal Was Listed for Auction
– Volunteer Recognition – Provincial Level
– Congratulations to Robert McBride and Roy Lewis
– Additions to the Loyalist Directory
– Last […]