“Loyalist Trails” 2005-30 August 25, 2005

In this issue:
– Loyalist Information Directory
– Camp Security at Risk
– Battle for a Nation’s Birthright
– Ottawa B&B – do you need a place to stay while researching in Ottawa?
– Arthur St. Clair, Died This Day, August 23, 2005, Globe & Mail
– John Harris, Died This Day, August 25, 2005, Globe & Mail
– Queries
      + W.A.C. Bennett and Harvey R. MacMillan

Articles

Loyalist Information Directory

One of the UELAC objectives is the development of a directory of Loyalists. Several books with lists of Loyalists have been published […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2005-28 August 11, 2005

In this issue:
– Human Rights Violations in the American Revolution
– In the good old days, and the Gazette cost just….
– History Detectives: Daniel Dunham and the Cutting Room Floor
– Completed Project: John Cameron Tombstone by Mabel MacLean, St. Lawrence Branch
– “Crown Grants of Loyalists and the Early Settlers along the Niagara River Parkway”: Col. John Bulter Branch
– Amazing Loyalist Adventure: Prince Edward County Sept 17-23
– UELAC advertisement in The Beaver Magazine
– At Lundy’s Lane Cemetery, some of many notables
– Queries
      + Badgley Family
  […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2005-26 July 27, 2005

In this issue:
– Molly Brant, by Augusta Cecconi-Bates
– Boundary Matters and “Double Loyalists”
– Cloth and Clothing for Loyalist Ladies (Responses to last week’s query)
– Loyalist Period Clothing – Web Resource
– Query: Loyalist Charles Church
– GOLF SHIRTS from Promotions Committee
– Lost Villages Tour
– Loyalist Anglican clergymen: Ron Cooksey
– History Detectives” Loyalist Episode
– Greetings from Seattle!
– Symposium: The Western Frontier: Plantation Society in Colonial New York, 1750-1775

Articles

Molly Brant, by Augusta Cecconi-Bates

This Saturday, July 30, a musical play based on the life of the Mohawk […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2005-24 July 7, 2005

In this issue:
– Canada Day Celebrations
– Canadian Red Ensign
– Boundary Matters
– Col. Edward Jessup Branch Helps Open Courthouse
– The American Rebellion, by Rudyard Kipling
– Kingston’s Oldest Resident, Lulu Smith, 108, passes away
– Update on William Secord Servos
– New Tombstone For Loyalist Lieutenant Jeremiah French (update)
– Queries
      + Access to research materials
      + Small canon ball
      + Rose Museum, East Waupoos, North Marysburgh

Articles

Canada Day Celebrations

Heritage Branch once again celebrated Dominion Day by joining in the […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2005-22 June 22, 2005

In this issue:
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– Jeremiah French grave marker unveiling
– Flag Rising, June 17, 2005: Kawartha Branch
– Col. John Butler Branch Raises Loyalist Flag
– Loyalist Stamps
– Friend of the Museums of Burlington: Joseph Brant Day
– Queries
      + A question of Uniforms
      + Parents of Loyalist Edward West, Kingsclear, NB

Articles

Jeremiah French grave marker unveiling

The weekend events commemorating Jeremiah French went wonderfully well. See information about Jeremiah and numerous pictures from the Sunday dedication event here.

Flag Rising, June […]