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The United Empire Loyalists of Remsheg; refugees from the American Revolution.
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Abigail Akerly, wife of Benjamin Betts monument found in farmer's field, Wallace River
19 of 36 		The United Empire Loyalist of Remsheg and Westchester.
20 of 36 		Refugees leaving New York
21 of 36 		Costumed reenactors crossing a bridge at the Wallace and Area Museum 2007
22 of 36 		Loyalist claim submitted to government for loss during the American Revolution.
23 of 36 		Part of Trail between Fort Cumberland and Remsheg photograph 2012
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Loyalist costumes were a big hit during plans for celebrating the Bicentennial in 1984
25 of 36 		Chart of Bay Of Fundy near Fort Cumberland
26 of 36 		1766 document, part of a map of the Passaic River near Horseneck, New Jersey, several Loyalist names
27 of 36 		Loyalist soldier
28 of 36 		Copy of Westchester Grant Document
29 of 36 		Loyalists coming to Remsheg found small areas of rich marshland once cultivated by the Acadians
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View of the head of the Bay of Fundy looking south from Fort Cumberland near Amherst
31 of 36 		Document of claim for losses, suffered by Loyalist Charles Vincent witnessed by Col. Delancy
32 of 36 		Negotiations for Peace
33 of 36 		White post shows site for Remsheg Grant corner marker of the 20 thousand three hundred acre property
34 of 36 		On left Graham Brown, son of Harry Brown, decendant writer. On right Carl Demings Historical Society
35 of 36 		Loyalist reinactor soldiers in training excercise.
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