ISBN: 9780217446525

Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1864. Excerpt: ... Doyl… Plus…

Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1864. Excerpt: ... Doyle, John. In 1782 was a Captain in the Second American Regiment. Drake, John. Of Delaware. By Act of 1778 his estate to be confiscated, unless he appeared within a specified time to answer to the charge of treason. Drake, Jasper. Of New York. At the peace, accompanied by his family, he went from New York to Shelburne, Nova Scotia, where the Crown granted him one town lot. Drinker, Henry. Of Philadelphia. In 1777, charged with disaffection to the Whigs, he was first confined in that city, and afterwards sent to Virginia. Drummond, Alexander. In 1782 he was Surgeon of the King''s American Regiment. Drummond, James. Of Georgetown, Maine. Was one of the grantees of the city of St. John in 1783. Drummond, Richard. Of New York. At the peace, accompanied by his family of three persons, he went from New York to Shelburne, Nova Scotia. Dubois. All of New York. Peter. His property was confiscated. I suppose that Colonel Dubois, who commanded a corps of Loyalists, and was in service under Sir John Johnson, was the same. Benjamin, in May, 1776, a Tory prisoner at Fort Montgomery. Walter, permitted, on petition of the Whigs, to return to the State, in 1784. Duelly, William. In 1776 he embarked at Boston for Halifax with the British Army. ? Duker, Henry. Was a grantee of the city of St . John, New Brunswick. Dui.aney, Walter. In 1782 he was Major of the Marvland Loyalists. Dumont, Peter. Of Charleston, South Carolina. An Addresser of Sir Henry Clinton in 1780. Banished, and estate confiscated. Dunbar, George. In 1782 was a Captain in De Lancey''s Second Battalion. Duncan, James. Of Charleston, South Carolina. Was an Addresser of Sir Henry Clinton in 1780; was banished, and his property was confiscated in 1782. Duncan, Alexander. Embarked at Boston for Halifax in 1776. Duncan, William. Wa... Lorenzo Sabine, Books, Biography and Memoir, Biographical Sketches Of Loyalists Of The American Revolution (volume 2); With An Historical Essay Books>Biography and Memoir Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: being half a year's rent due the 1st inst. for No. 522 Hanover Square, for the use express'd in said order. 30-0:0 John Smyth, Coll'r of rents." It may be remarked, that the above is one, probably, of many hundred receipts given by John Smyth for payment of rents while the Royal Army occupied New York. After the evacuation, the question arose, whether the persons who had occupied buildings under the authority of the British Commander- in-Chief could plead payments to Smyth in bar of actions commenced against them by the owners. This question, before it was finally disposed of, caused much excitement among the people, in the Courts, and in the Legislature. Mr. Mallard settled in New Brunswick in 1783, and died at St. John about the year 1803. Mallett, Peter. Of North Carolina. He left the State; but early in 1782, went in a flag of truce from Charleston to Wilmington, determined to remain and hazard the consequences. Man, Ensign. Of Petersham, Massachusetts. He graduated at Harvard University in 1764, and taught school in Lancaster two or three years.- In 1767, probably, he removed to Petersham to pursue the same employment. At this time he was a warm Whig; and was continually involved in difficulties with persons of the Royal party, of whom several were educated men. The Rev. Aaron Whitney, the minister of the town, was among his opposers. There came a change. Before the appeal to arms, " Mr. Man had been wounded and taken captive by a subtler warrior, and a hero of more conquests than ever went clad in armor of metal. The minister could not convert him from his idol worship at the shrine of Liberty, nor all the armies of the Royal George subdue or blind his spirit; but the minister had a gentle daughter, the glance of whose eyes smote his shield through and through, ...<

ISBN: 9780217446525

Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1864. Excerpt: ... Doyl… Plus…

Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1864. Excerpt: ... Doyle, John. In 1782 was a Captain in the Second American Regiment. Drake, John. Of Delaware. By Act of 1778 his estate to be confiscated, unless he appeared within a specified time to answer to the charge of treason. Drake, Jasper. Of New York. At the peace, accompanied by his family, he went from New York to Shelburne, Nova Scotia, where the Crown granted him one town lot. Drinker, Henry. Of Philadelphia. In 1777, charged with disaffection to the Whigs, he was first confined in that city, and afterwards sent to Virginia. Drummond, Alexander. In 1782 he was Surgeon of the King''s American Regiment. Drummond, James. Of Georgetown, Maine. Was one of the grantees of the city of St. John in 1783. Drummond, Richard. Of New York. At the peace, accompanied by his family of three persons, he went from New York to Shelburne, Nova Scotia. Dubois. All of New York. Peter. His property was confiscated. I suppose that Colonel Dubois, who commanded a corps of Loyalists, and was in service under Sir John Johnson, was the same. Benjamin, in May, 1776, a Tory prisoner at Fort Montgomery. Walter, permitted, on petition of the Whigs, to return to the State, in 1784. Duelly, William. In 1776 he embarked at Boston for Halifax with the British Army. ? Duker, Henry. Was a grantee of the city of St . John, New Brunswick. Dui.aney, Walter. In 1782 he was Major of the Marvland Loyalists. Dumont, Peter. Of Charleston, South Carolina. An Addresser of Sir Henry Clinton in 1780. Banished, and estate confiscated. Dunbar, George. In 1782 was a Captain in De Lancey''s Second Battalion. Duncan, James. Of Charleston, South Carolina. Was an Addresser of Sir Henry Clinton in 1780; was banished, and his property was confiscated in 1782. Duncan, Alexander. Embarked at Boston for Halifax in 1776. Duncan, William. Wa... Lorenzo Sabine, Books, Biography and Memoir, Biographical Sketches Of Loyalists Of The American Revolution (volume 2); With An Historical Essay Books>Biography and Memoir, General Books LLC<

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