John Johnson

Loyalists, Native Americans, Postwar Conflict (>1783) March 14, 2023 March 12, 2023

Attended with Disagreeable Consequences: Cross-Border Shopping for Loyalist Provisions, 1783–1784

by Stuart Lyall Manson

In the months following the end of the American Revolutionary War, British authorities in Canada desperately required supplies for refugee Loyalists slated to be…

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People August 29, 2016 August 28, 2016

Sir John Johnson, The Hard Luck Baronet

by Gavin K. Watt

John Johnson was the only white son of the Anglo-Irish immigrant William Johnson, the superintendent of Northern Indians, who gained considerable fame, fortune and…

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People February 24, 2014 August 28, 2016

Top 10 American Loyalist Officers

by Gene Procknow

Many historical accounts over look the impact of American loyalist military leaders and their revolutionary war contributions to the British cause. 50,000 or more…

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1. Walt C The Delcastle Cannonball

McLane's mounted company were always around, seldom seen. It's possible they were the unit that left smoldering campfires above Hockessin Meetinghouse when the British arrived, late afternoon of Sep 9.…
2. Phil Weaver Caleb Brewster’s Spy Boat Boys

It has nothing to do with era it was written. The book is part of the "Army Lineage Series." It had to be written to match that premise. It is…
3. Bob Winowitch Caleb Brewster’s Spy Boat Boys

Phil, I know we disagree on some of Wright's work, but this holds true for the three Suffolk County companies enlisted into the Third NY of '75. Those three companies…