Loyalist Lecture Teleconference CD

This is a great buy. Over 3 1/2 hours of Loyalist Lectures (2 lectures for the price of one) sponsored and produced by Sharon Sergeant of AncestralManor.com. Lecturer is myself, Paul Bunnell, UE who discuss all kinds of research issues, sources and personal experiences with many other Loyalist researchers (Professional & Amature) from all over the country by a teleconference. Having all this dicussion in your own home saves you so much from attending any conference many miles away with hotel and food cost. Besides this create CD, you can also follow-up with me if you have any questions in your Loyalist research. Get this fine CD for only $20 plus $3.75 S/H. We accept PayPal, check, money orders, plus I can accept your Canadian check or money orders add $1.00 S/H. You can order now at 45 Crosby St., Milford, NH 03055 or by Email: pauljbunnell@comcast.net

United Empire Loyalist Flag (U.E.)

Great gift item for the proud Loyalist ancestor. Desktop with black round base. 5 1/2" X 10" (Flag size). Pole 13" high. Description: 1707 Queen Ann’s flag (Early British flag today recognized as the loyalist flag). $5.75 (US plus $4 S/H and $1.50 for each additional item. We Accept PayPal, check or money order

Evacuees From Boston List, March 1776

Nearly 300 refugee American colonist who supported the British just after the start of the American Revolution had to flee Boston, Massachusetts. These very brave people were labelled "Loyalist" or "Tories" by the rebel "Patriots." With the help of the British command and the protection from Fort William (Later renamed Fort Independence) at Castle Island in the Boston Harbor, these people took flight on British vessels for Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. First, and still is included in my upcoming New Loyalist Index, Vol. 4 I was compelled to print this list separately for the 19 June 2004 "Loyalist Days" event put on by "Tory Trail" and the 7 loyalist homes located throughout the Boston area they represent; The Golden Ball Tavern, Weston, Ma.; Count Rumford House, Woburn, Ma.; Isaac Royall House, Medford, Ma.; Hooper-Lee-Nichols House, Cambridge, Ma.; Shirley-Eustis House, Roxbury, Ma.; Loring-Greenough House, Jamaica Plain, Ma.; and the Isaac Winslow House, Marshfield, Massachusetts. Hopefully, this material will help contribute to the growing list of loyalist and educate many of the little known history of the birth of the United States. Compiled by this author, printed by Whittier Press, Amesbury, Ma. 2004. 61 pages. Prurchase from the author for $17 plus $4 S/H (USA) plus $1.50 additional item. We accept PayPal, , and U.S. and Canadian check, money orders.