The Loyalists of Massachusetts and the Other Side of the American Revolution

by James Henry Stark

[43] "Penn Packet," Nov. 17, 1778. "Penn Archives," Vol. VIII, page 22. "Dallis," Vol. I., pp 39, 42; "Galloway's Examinations," page 77.

[44] "Records of North Carolina," Vol. XI., page 561.

[45] "Washington's Writings," Vol. VI., page 241.

[46] Lossing, "Field Book of the Revolution," Vol. II., page 661.

[47] "History of Simsbury and Granby," page 125.

[48] "History of Simsbury and Granby," pp. 123, 124.

[49] The Southern States furnished 59,330 men; the Middle States 54,116, and New England 118,355, of which number Massachusetts furnished 67,907. ("General Knox's Report.")

[50] Sabine, "Loyalists of the Revolution," Vol. I., page 25.

[51] Hosmer's "Life of Hutchinson." pages 321, 322.

[52] "Essays in American History," 180-181.