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April 2009 Issue

Editors Comments, UELAC Conference, New Publication in the Works, Loyalist Trails Internet Newsletter, Black Loyalist Heritage Society, UEL Gravestones, Some South Carolina Loyalists, Loyalists Honored at Connecticut Farms Cemetery, Loyalist Holdings at the New York State Library, Museum of Loyalist Furniture, Literature in New York, 1775,  New Location For The Ontario Archives, Farewell My Love.

Sept. 2008 Issue 

July 2008 Issue

April 2008 Issue

Editor’s Comments, Massachusetts Loyalist’s Interest, Latest Updates to Loyalist Directory, The 225^th. UEL Conference at Saint John New Brunswick Canada, Emery Query, Maryland Loyalists, Interests to Rhode Island Loyalists, Misc. Loyalists Listings, A Look at One UEL Branch, More Loyalist Celebrations, Loyalist Regiment Muster Rolls 1777-1783, New Jersey in The American Revolution 1763-1783, Petition From SC Backcountry Prisoners – Jan. 1776, South Carolina Prisoners, Loyalist Stamps Through the Years, Loyalist Children, Loyalist Women, Some Loyalist Ontario Architecture, The 1780 Diary of Loyalist Lieut. Anthony Allaire of King’s Mountain, My Schedule Loyalist & Vendor Appearances

Jan 2008 Issue

Editor’s Comments, Loyalist House Facelift, Loyalist! Rally To The Cause!, A Loyalist Appeal For Help, Photo of Last Native American Who Fought For British In War of 1812, Black Loyalist Birchtown Provisions, Benedict Arnold’s Spooky Horse, Stephen Davidson Member of Special Education Committee For Loyalist Studies, Loyalist Conference – New Brunswick, UELA Help To Black Loyalist Heritage Society Pays Off, Importance Of New Brunswick Loyalist Day, Heritage Canada Foundation’s 2007 Conference Presentations Now Available Online, Upcoming Events of the Black Loyalist Historical Society, UEL Toronto Branch Information, Delaware Loyalist Records, Bahamas Loyalist Historical Minute, Canadian Privateer Ships During The American Revolution, List of Loyalist Banished From Georgia 1783, Roman Catholic Loyalists, Famous Loyalist Women, Loyalist Children

Sept. 2007 Issue -

Editor’s Comments, Life Before The Loyalists, Loyalist Monuments, Sierra Leone Loyalist History, Source For Loyalist Material, Loyalist Landing 2008 Society, Loyalist Book Reviews #1, The Burdens of Loyalty, Loyalist Book Reviews #2, Letter For Elly, Lord Dorchester’ Proclamation, A Special Request – 84^th. Regiment, Craig Loyalist Book Available, Correction To Tory Trails Contact, Royall House Association, Loyalist Office Burning Justice Being Served, New Loyalist Booklet Available, I Hear Tis Getting Solidly On, Revolutionary War Poem, Tryon County, New York Loyalist Petitions By Women, Buck County, Pennsylvania Volunteers, Jonas Larroway – A Butler’s Ranger’s Loyalist History & Genealogy, Famous Photos In Loyalist History

July 2007 Issue

Editor’s Comments, Life Before The Loyalists, Come Home To Your Loyalist Roots, Loyalist Sources Worth Checking, Loyalist Book Reviews, Support Loyalist Trails, African American Loyalist Quest, Maine/Rowley, Mass Loyalist, Rev. Jacob Bailey, Some Sabine’s Loyalists From Massachusetts, Loyalist Publications Mentioning Ontario, Black Loyalist Heritage Society, Tory Trails – Colonial Loyalist Alliance of Massachusetts, Loyalist Educational Tools, Loyalist Newspapers by James Rivington, Portraits of Loyalists

April 2007 Issue 

Editor’s Comments, Life Before The Loyalists, A Very Special thank You, UEL Conference Update, Massachusetts Loyalists Sources, Some Loyalists Evacuees From Massachusetts, Hereditary Order of Descendants of The Loyalists and Patriots of The American Revolution Annual Conference, UEL Loyalists Days, New Brunswick, Important Document Found, Gore Place, Waltham, Massachusetts, Great Honor & Award, Ft. Wilson Riots of 1778, Loyalist Georgia, Famous African American Loyalist, Were There Ghost At Ft. Ontario, Oswego, NY, Kings Royal (American) Regiment New York, Nova Scotia Vital Stats Online, Loyalist Monuments: Shelburne, Birchtown, Bedeque, Fredericton, British/Loyalists Naval Battle Victories Check out the UEL Review under my "Review/Comments" section.

This is a newsletter produced by myself dedicated to the education and research of loyalist studies. Sign up today for only $20 US (PayPal, check, money orders) per year and get 4 quarterly issues each year. We also welcome Canadian membership too, and with a $23 (Canadian) (to cover mostly postage cost) check or money order will get you on board and expose you to the many fine articles, histories, research results, genealogies, and tidbits, conference and convention schedules. We plan to take queries once the membership count is up. International (other than Canada) will be $24 US per year. You can order issues at $5 (U.S.) each plus $4 P/H

We welcome any articles and stories from our membership too. Send us your ideas.  An added benefit to this membership is a 10% discount on all items and services provided on this website, including books and research, and free queries. Don't forget to send in any loyalist related articles or your favorite loyalist book for review. This is a great deal and our first issue is ready now, this September so sign up now. Past issues are also available (Sept. 04, through Jan. 06) Send your membership in to:

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REVIEW of my Loyalist Quarterly Newsletter:                                                               In the Winter 2005 it was reviewed by the very popular and highly acclaimed veteran journalist, SANDRA DEVLIN. Listed in the journal, "Generations" published by the New Brunswick Genealogical Society, she gave an applauding review of this only Loyalist Newsletter produced in the USA. Sandra has over 30+ years as a free-lance journalist from Moncton, and a daily newspaper reporter, photographer, editor and managing editor in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and northern and southern Ontario. She is also credited as a community college journalist instructor in PEI. After 1997, she was running a weekly genealogy column in 12 newspapers throughout Canada (Maritimes papers are: The Times & Transcript, Moncton, NB, The King's County Record, Sussex, NB, The Miramichi Leader, Miramichi City, NB, The Guardian, Charlottetown, PEI, The Progress-Pioneer, Summerside, PEI, The Daily News, Truro, NS, The Bulletin and The Progress Enterprise, Bridgewater and Lunenburg, NS, The Port Hawkesbury Reporter, Cape Breton, The Northern Light, Bathurst, NS. She has loyalist ancestors (Mills family). She even performed in the CBC TV series, Emily of New Moon with her husband Rod (now desceased). Other credits are executive of the Southeastern Branch of the New Brunswick Genealogical Society, volunteer at the Heritage Room at the Moncton Library, book review editor for Generations, member of NB Irish Society, quest speaker at conferences, etc. Sadly, Sandra published her last column after diagnosed with terminal cancer (Sept. 2005). Our thoughts and prayers go out to her.    "I am deeply honored to have this great lady review my work."

 Book Reviews: Reviewed by Sandra Devlin

Loyalist Quarterly, new resource for Loyalist research, It's probably a safe bet that most New Brunswickers you ask will recognize United Empire Loyalist as a prominent wave of immigration to our province in the latter 18th. century.

Most genealogists in New Brunswick have at least one, if not several UEL's amoung their ancestors. We will know from school history and family stories that Loyalists some 100,000 of them, who fought on England's side in the American Revolution were forced into exile at war's end.

An opinion poll on the streets of New England, however, is unlikely to register a high recognition factor about Loyalists and their heritage, even though many there have ancestors in this group.

 Paul Bunnell in New Hampshire, proud to append UE to his many credentials as a first-rate genealogical researcher, is intent to remedy this lack of knowledge with his newly launched Loyalist Quarterly, the first of its kind in the United States.

It's a newsletter to help other Loyalist descendants in their search to establish the proper documentation on their pedigree and to educate all on the lives and events of why and how Loyalists were forced to make difficult choices before, during and after the American Revolution, he explains.

Bunnell's publishing plans include articles, genealogies, research ideas, genealogical problem solving, queries, historical notes, conferences, conventions, re-enactments announcements, listings of Loyalist studies organizations, haunting stories, book reviews, and little known tidbits on historical figures.

 For us here in New Brunswick, the Loyalist Quarterly is a new link in the chain that connects our family histories to New England in the 1700's and ealier.

Bunnell is a natural to initiate this project. He is the author of several books focusing on Loyalists and a sought-after lecturer on Loyalist themes, all backed up by more than 25 years of experience in Loyalist studies and genealogy research for himself and others.

 In 1989, the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip accepted Bunnell's book , Thunder Over New England, Benjamin Bonnell, The Loyalist at Buckingham Palace. And Bunnell is proud of his Loyalist Pin presented to him by former Saint John mayor Elsie Wayne.

 He is also certified as a ghost hunter with the International Ghost Hunters Society in Paranormal Investigation.

 Canada and the States are very closely related in history, heritage and destiny. After finding my Loyalist, Benjamin Bonnell and Sarah Jones and John Day, I decided to publish and research for others, says Bunnell.

 The hunt is hard because the Loyalists left their homes and became refugees fleeing to New York City and other areas before settling in their new countries. Records are scattered, but the challenge is fun. I hope my newsletter and website help others and I can always be contacted for help or opinions.

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