Hidden in the Documents: Discovering Loyalist Stories
Handout 3.1
Handout 3.1: List of documents

Number	Title	
1	“A Black Wood Cutter at Shelburne, Nova Scotia”	
2	“A Map of the Great River St. John & Waters (the first ever published) from the Bay of Fundy, up to St. Anne’s or Frederick's Town” 	
3	“A Map of the Province of Upper Canada, describing all the New Settlements, Townships etc. with the Counties Adjacent, from Quebec to Lake Huron”	
4	Account by James Parrot of an Intelligence Mission During the American Revolution	
5	Ann (Nancy) Johnson 	
6	Certificate of Land Ownership Given to Rachel Clerigy	
7	Claim of Caleb Clossen for Losses and Expenses Incurred as a Loyalist	
8	Estimate and Evidence of the Losses of Widow Catherine Cryderman of Tyron, New York	
9	Colonel Christian Daniel Claus	
10	Discharge of John McIntyre from the King’s Royal Regiment of New York	
11	“Encampment of the Loyalists at Johnstown…”	
12	“Estimate of the Losses Sustained by the Mohawk Indian, and Others of the Six United Nations, Hereafter Mentioned in the Late Rebellion in America…	
13	Indenture of John McNaughtan as an Apprentice to Nicol Fletcher	
14	“List of Loyalists Victualled at the Fourth Township above Cataraqui…”	
15	Mrs. Tice's Farm on the Mountain near Queenston	
16	“Persons Victualled at Shelburne the 8th January 1794”	
17	List of Persons Taking the Oath of Allegiance	
18	Muster roll of free Blacks… who have drawn provisions at Birchtown near Shelburne	
19	“Part of the Town of Shelburne, in Nova Scotia, with the Barracks Opposite”	
20	Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea)	
21	Authorization Granting Nicholas Cox the Power and Authority of Administer Oaths of Allegiance	
22	Regulations for the settlement of New Brunswick	
23	John Johnson 	
24	Speech of the Mohocks & Onoghquagys to His Excellency General Haldimand… by Captain Brant alias Thayindenegh	
25	“Return of Familys Arrived in Townships 6, 7, 8 Since 1st March of last, New Oswegatchie 15th April 1783”