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Black Loyalists of Digby, Nova Scotia

Black Loyalists: Our History, Our People

British Headquarters Papers, New York City 1774-1783 The Carleton Papers

The King's Name Project.

Butler's Rangers

Genealogy Quest - Maryland Loyalists, 1699

An Association to defend His Majesty's most sacred person and Government against the late King James and all his adherents.

Georgia Loyalists

A list of 225 Georgia Loyalists published in a 1783 issue of the Georgia Gazette.

Introduction - Ward Chipman, Muster Master's Office (1777-1785) - Library and Archives Canada

The Ward Chipman Papers contain nearly 19,000 references to Loyalists, and their families, who were members of demobilized regiments that settled in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Canada.

List of Cape Breton Loyalists

This list was published with Dr. Morgan's essay The Loyalists of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia in the collection Cape Breton Historical Essays.

Loyalists of Digby, Nova Scotia

Loyalists of the Gaspe

A reference point for those beginning or conducting research on their American Loyalist and British Army ancestors who came to settle along the Bay of Chaleur, Quebec, following the American Revolution.

Muster Roll at Gulliver's Hole, St. Mary's Bay and Sissiboo

Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Remembering Black Loyalists, Black Communities in Nova Scotia

The King's Men: Loyalist Units in New York and North America

[The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]

The Loyal American Regiment 1777-1783

New York Loyalists from lower Dutchess and Westchester Counties.

The Loyalists

From the Digby County, Nova Scotia GenWeb site.

The Loyalists Of Pennsylvania (1920)

A book by Wilbur H. Siebert.

The Maryland Loyalist Battalion Home Page

The Old Loyalist Burial Grounds

Saint John, New Brunswick.

The Olive Tree Genealogy: Loyalist & British Muster Rolls 28th Regiment of Foot

Muster roll of British Military Regiment in the French Indian Wars of 1763. Many of these soldiers were granted land in Canada, and became Loyalists.