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An account of the life and times of certain Canadian native people 1973; United Church of Canada; softcover; 148+ pp; The author was the United Church Minister to the Six Nations of the Grand River and had both native and U.E.L. ancestry. Illustrated with b&w photos at the rear. Some minor wear to card covers; previous owner's name on title page - otherwise in good condition. |
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1783-1789 New Evidence of Loyalist Claims 1985; Archives of Ontario; 3 pieces: 1: soft cover book titled Loyalist Settlements 1783-1789; 423 pp including surname index. This book constitutes "a complete collection of all the evidence extant which was heard by the two commissioners to Canada". Includes an index of names of claimants, witnesses and deponents. 2: Evidence in the Canadian Claims - Second Report Bureau of Archives - a collection of 15 fiche covering 1436 pages and subtitled Enquiry into the Losses and Services in Consequence of Their Loyalty; 3: Maps and Sketches - The Land - a large portfolio measuring 13x20 inches containing 20 pieces - illustrative maps and sketches on heavy card stock, many full page. Minor creasing to book covers and folio cases. Folio cases are tied with red ribbon which has started to fray; clean and complete. |
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Massachusetts Loyalists 1765-1790 A Biographical Directory 1980; The New England Historic Genealogical Society; soft cover; 169 pp. Includes an alphabetical listing of Massachusetts Loyalists, including some details for each individual. Minor creasing to card covers; otherwise, the book appears to be in good condition. |
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American Loyalists in the Revolutionary World 2011; Alfred A. Knopf; hard cover with dj; 460 pp including index. Illustrated with colour photos and b&w maps. Minor curling to dust jacket; - the contents appear to be clean. |
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On Command A Compilation of the New Jersey Loyalist Volunteers in the American Revolution 1998; Minisink Valley Historical Society; stapled booklet; 112 pp. An alphabetical list of names and some biographical details for each. Minor creasing to card covers; otherwise, the booklet appears to be in good condition. |
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The Loyalist Dream for New Brunswick 1984; New Ireland Press; soft cover; 236 pp, including index. Illustrated with coloured photographs and a few maps. Card covers are creased at spine, a few bumps and some damage to front cover where price sticker was removed. A few pencil notations on some of the pages. Gift inscription inside front cover. |
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Nova Scotian Loyalists and their documents n.d.; Public Archives of Nova Scotia; soft cover; 272 pp, including index. Pencil notations throughout. Minor bumps and creases to card covers; otherwise, the book appears to be in good condition. |
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Loyalist 1975; Nova Scotia Museum; soft cover; 64+ pp, including a White family tree. Gideon White was a Loyalist who settled in Shelburne, Nova Scotia. Illustrated with b&w photos. Minor bumps and soiling to card covers; otherwise, the book appears to be in good condition. |
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Biographies of Loyalist Settlers 1983; Lancelot Press; soft cover; 159 pp. Includes an Appendix listing settlers' names, their origin, where in America they came from and their occcupation. Minor bumps to card covers; otherwise, the book appears to be in good condition. |
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1965; National Temple Hill Association Inc.; softcover; 41 pp; New Windsor Cantonment Publication No. 3. The book is written along the lines of a play in three acts and explains "the geographic and military significance of the Hudson Highlands during our War for Independence; how their presence helped to shape the strategies of both antagonists; and outline the military operations mounted either to seize or defend them". Illustrated with photos and maps. Some minor wear and staining to card covers - otherwise in good condition. |
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The Loyalist Experience in Nova Scotia, 1783-91 1986; McGill-Queen's University Press; softcover; 231 pp including index. "Following the American Revolution, more than 20,000 loyalists fled to Nova Scotia, doubling the population in a single year. Neil MacKinnon provides the first detailed account of this great wave of immigrants, their exodus and settlement, their adjustment to the new land, and their effect upon its people and institutions." Good condition. |
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The Loyalist Legend 1985; Collins; softcover; 275 pp including index. "In True Blue, Stewart challenges the traditional view of Loyalists as tea-drinking, God-fearing, tree-hacking pioneers and presents the real story of farmers, merchants, teachers, preachers, slaves and rogues who hlped shape our history for both good and ill." Good condition. |
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1984; Crowder Enterprises; softcover; 99 pp. The story of William Crowder of the Butler's Rangers. Ex-library with usual marks and stickers. Damage to front cover where sticker was removed. Contents are clean. |
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James Moody 1744-1809 2000; McGill-Queens University Press; hard cover with dj; 340 pp including index. "This is the biography of James Moody, the at one time famous, even infamous, partisan of Britain during the American Revolutionary War ... The story culminates in Weymouth, Nova Scotia, where,along with almost 40,000 other Loyalists, Moody had to make a life among the Acadians and earlier Yankee settlers." DJ slightly creased, previous owner's name on ffep; contents are clean. | ||
1980, Mika Publishing; The stories of 20 women pioneers and Loyalists who settled in New Brunswick, Canada. Each story contains a bibliography. 221 pages. Soft cover. As new. |