Lucy's loyalist family had owned a large tract of land in Maine, where she and Henry moved and constructed a mansion.

The loyalist families left for Canada, and those who remained reopened the church in 1782.

The Ogdens were a prominent loyalist family in Canada.

His father belonged to a loyalist family which suffered the loss of most of its property in the American Revolution.

Alan McCullough was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland into a loyalist Protestant family, the youngest of six children.

Following the American Revolution some loyalist families moved to Miramichi.

Isaac Coffin was born in Boston, Massachusetts on 16 May 1759, into what would prove to be a strong loyalist family.

The Andrews Family was a loyalist family that moved to St. Andrews shortly after the American Revolution.

Eastern Kent countryside, influenced by loyalist families, remained largely unaffected by Wyatt's rebellion, but the larger towns leaned to Wyatt.

Despite the iron grip that the DeLanceys and other loyalist families held on New York City politics, the number of Tories was actually quite small.