The New Loyalist Index, Vol. 4

Including Massachusetts Loyalists, Free African Slaves, and Other Loyalists

There is a large amount of Black Loyalists in this latest issue, plus many other Loyalists, including those from Massachusetts and other areas. This volume is slightly different, being spiral bound soft cover to help keep the cost affordable. Order your copy today. Approximately 180 pages, $19 (US) plus $4 S/H and $1.50 for each additional item. We accept PayPal,  and U.S. and Canadian Check, money Order.

THE NEW LOYALIST INDEX, VOL. 5
SOUTHERN LOYALIST’S, Including Irish & Scottish, & Bahamas Loyalists & Other Territories
The North American Colonies were settled and influenced by six groups: (a.) The Spanish, in the St. Augustine and Florida region; (b.) Great Britain including the Irish and Scottish settlers in the Virginia and southern region; (c.) The Dutch and German’s in the New York to Pennsylvania region; (d.) Great Britain in the Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay region; (e.) France in the Acadie/Quebec Region; (f.) and finally the Native First Nation Tribes of all regions. The sub-groups in these areas were: The Catholic; Protestant; Puritan; and Quaker influence. The melting pot of the America’s began when each group went to war or dominated the other, mixing the cultural soup that made North America what it is today.
This American Loyalist listing will concentrate on the “Southern Group” with a focus on the Irish and Scottish Loyalists’ too. The areas covered will be Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina, Virginia and Western Frontier where possible. Published by Paul J. Bunnell, UE, 2007, 160 pages. $19 plus $4 S/H and $1.50 for each addition item., and we accept U.S. and Canadian funds.

THE NEW LOYALIST INDEX, VOL. 7

Here is another issue of my popular series of loyalist listings as I find them during my research. In this volume we have 20 sources, plus a case history of a wrongly suspected loyalist for many years, James Breakenridge of Vermont. Because of his wife's claim to the English government and both their sons being loyalists, James was labled incorrectly as a loyalist. His wife's request was turned down by the commission and we even have proof of his support to the rebel cause. This case has been listed in this volume to show you the stumbling blocks that can be incurred during research our loyalist ancestors.

This edition has also be dedicated to my UEL branch in Saint John, New Brunswick during our 225th. anniversary of the landing of our loyalist ancestors in 1783 at Saint John. After 25 years of membership, I have seen many changes and growth in our membership and programs. I look forward to being there from 11 - 13 July 2008 to lecture on the USA sources and my famous loyalist ghost story to the conference. I also look forward to the hospitality of all the New Brunswick people.

This volume has 134 pages, soft cover, and sells for $19 (Can or USA) plus $4 shipping/handling. I accept Canadian or USA currancy. No conversion nessessary. Published July 2008