| Dunlop of that Ilk | Loyalists in the American Revolution
Note: The following is not a "complete" list of all Loyalists in the Revolution.
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Refugee Hospital
John Boid - Sergeant - listed in " Abstract, Account of Stoppages Due from North Carolina Independent Dragoons to His Majesty's Hospital at Charleston, SC, between 25 Oct-24 Dec 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Volunteers of Ireland
Barney Boyd - private - listed in "Muster Roll, Captain Charles Vallancy's Company, Volunteers of Ireland, Camden, SC, 24 Feb 1781 to 24 Mar 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
New York Volunteers
Bernard Boyd - private - listed in "Muster Roll, Captain Archibald McLean's Company, New York Volunteers, commanded by Lieut. Colonel George Turnbull, Foster's Meadows, 16 Jan 1783"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
New York Volunteers
Bernard Boyd - private - General Hospital - listed in "Muster Roll, Captain Charles Vallancy's Company, Volunteers of Ireland, Quarter House, SC, 25 Oct 1781 to 24 Dec 1781"
American Loyalists
George Boyd - of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. A member of the Council under the Royal Government of that Province. On approach of troubles of the Revolution, he abandoned the country and was included in the Proscription Act of New Hampshire of 1778. While abroad he acquired wealth. In 1887, he adjusted his affairs, and embarked for his native land, full of hope. Riding was among his enjoyments; and he procured a handsome coach and an English coachman. He died at sea two days before the ship arrived at Portsmouth, and his remains were interred at his elegant mansion. His wife was Jane, daughter of Joseph Brewster. She bore him five sons and five daughters. Submit, the youngest, born 1774, was thus named, as is said, to indicate his opinion of the duty of the colonies in the existing controversy with the mother country.
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
King's Rangers
Henry Boyd - private - listed in "Muster Roll, Captain Joseph Marshall's Company, King's Rangers, Augusta, GA, 24 Apr 1781, 25 Apr-24 Jun 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
King's Rangers
Henry Boyd - Corporal - listed in "Muster Roll, Captain Joseph Marshall's Company, King's Rangers, Augusta, GA, 24 Oct 1781, 25 Oct-24 Dec 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
King's Rangers
Henry Boyd - private - on command at the Matanza - listed in "Muster Roll, Captain Joseph Marshall's Company, King's Rangers, 25 Apr 1783 to 24 Jun 1783"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
United Maryland and Pennsylvania Loyalists
James Boyd - volunteer - absent on leave - listed in "Muster Roll, Captain Walter Dulany's Company of the United Maryland and Pennsylvania Loyalists, Pensacola, 1 Jan 1780"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
United Maryland and Pennsylvania Loyalists
James Boyd - private - at the Cliffs - listed in "Muster Roll, Captain Walter Dulany's Company of the United Maryland and Pennsylvania Loyalists, Pensacola, 25 Feb 1780"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
United Maryland and Pennsylvania Loyalists
James Boyd - private - discharged 24 Feb - listed in "Muster Roll, Captain Walter Dulany's Company of the United Maryland and Pennsylvania Loyalists, commanded by Lieut. Colonel William Allen, 25 Apr 1780"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Provincial Officers Who Served in The South
New York volunteers, serving on half pay:
James Boyd - Ensign
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
British-American Officers in North American
James Boyd - Ensign - born in Scotland, previously a merchant's clerk in North Carolina, served 1 year in Provincial Corps.
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
South Carolina Royalists
Jesse Boyd - private - died 14 Oct 1779 - listed in "Muster Roll, Lieut. Colonel Evan McLauren's Company, South Carolina Royalists, Savannah, GA, 1 Dec 1779"
Loyalists of the American Revolution
John Boyd of Philadelphia. Surgeon. At the peace, accompanied by his family and by two servants, he went from New York to Shelburne, Nova Scotia, where the Crown granted him one town and one water lot. His losses in consequence of his loyalty were estimated at 400 pounds?
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
John Boyd - listed on the "Enemies List, 8 Nov 1779, complied on order of John Rutledge and signed by John Huger, Secretary"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Volunteers of Ireland
John Boyd - Private - listed in "Muster Roll, Capt King's Company, Volunteers of Ireland, Camden, SC, 25 Apr 1781-24 Jun 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
King's American Regiment
John Boyd - Private - listed in "Muster Roll, Capt John W. Livingston's Company, King's American Regiment, Edmond Fanning, Colonel, Commanded by Lieut. Colonel George Campbell, Flushing Fly, Jan 26, 1783."
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
King's American Regiment
John Boyd - Private - listed in "Muster Roll, Capt Isaac Atwood's Company, King's American Regiment, Savannah, GA, 25 Apr 1781 to 24 Jun 1781."
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Refugee Hospital - General Hospital Staff 1 Jun 1782
Established Mates:
John Boyd
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Georgia Loyalists
John Boyd - Sergeant - listed in "Muster Roll, Capt Andrew Hewatt's Company, Georgia Loyalists, Savannah, GA, 23 Feb 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Georgia Loyalists
John Boyd - Corporal - listed in "Muster Roll, Capt Andrew Hewatt's Company, Georgia Loyalists, Savannah, GA, 24 Apr 1781 to 25 Apr - 24 Jun 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
North Carolina Loyalists
John Boyd, with leave in Charleston - Private - listed in "Muster Roll, Capt Robert Gillies" Troop, North Carolina Independent Dragoons, John's Island, SC, 24 Oct 1781, 25 Oct-24 Dec 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
King's Rangers
John Boyd - Private
Robert Boyd - Private
Listed in "Muster Roll, Capt Samuel Rowarth's Company, King's Rangers, Savannah, GA, 24 Oct 1781, 25 Oct-24 Dec 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
South Carolina Royalists
John Boyd - Private - deserted 29 May 1781.
Listed in "Muster Roll, Lieut. Colonel Joseph Robinson's Company, South Carolina Royalists, Camden, SC, 24 Feb 1781, 24 Feb-24 Apr 1781"
Listed in "Muster Roll, Lieut. Colonel Joseph Robinson's Company, South Carolina Royalists, Camden, SC, 24 April 1781, 25 April-24 June 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
South Carolina Royalists
John Boyd - Private - Listed in "Muster Roll, Major Thomas Frazer's Company, South Carolina Royalists, Saint Augustine, FL, 25 Apr 1783, 25 Apr-24 Jun 1783"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
South Carolina Royalists
John Boyd - Private - Listed in "Captain George Dawkins' Company, late SC Royalists, Country Harbour, Nova Scotia, 12 Dec 1784"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Pennsylvania Loyalists
Michael Boyd - private - on duty - listed in "Muster Roll, Capt Francis Kearney's Company in the First Battalion of Pennsylvania Loyalists commanded by Lieut. Colonel William Allen, Pensacola, 23 Feb 1779"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Pennsylvania Loyalists
Michael Boyd - private - listed in "Muster Roll, Capt Francis Kearney's Company in the First Battalion of Pennsylvania Loyalists commanded by Lieut. Colonel William Allen, 24 Dec 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Volunteers of Ireland
Nicholas Boyd - private - listed in "Muster Roll, Capt William Blacker's Company of Light Infantry, Volunteers of Ireland, Camden, SC, 24 Feb 1781 - 24 Apr 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Guides and Pioneers
Peter Boyd - private - listed in "Muster Roll, of a Company of Colonel Beverly Robinson's Guides and Pioneers, commanded by Jonathan Williams from 25 Aug to 24 Oct 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Guides and Pioneers
Peter Boyd - private - Holland's Ferry - listed in "Muster Roll, of a Company of Colonel Beverly Robinson's Guides and Pioneers, commanded by Jonathan Williams from 25 Oct to 24 Dec 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
King's Rangers
Robert Boyd - enlisted 26 Mar 1781, taken prisoner in May, now returned from rebels - listed in "Muster Roll, Captain Joseph Marshall's Company, King's Rangers, Savannah, GA, 24 Oct 1781, 25 Oct-24 Dec 1781"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
King's Rangers
Robert Boyd - private - listed in "Muster Roll, Capt Joseph Marshall's Company, King's Rangers, Savannah, GA, 24 Apr 1782, 25 Apr-24 Jun 1782"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Ninety Six Brigade
Thomas Boyd - Lieutenant - listed in "Pay Abstract, Major Patrick Cunningham's Regiment, Little River Militia, Ninety Six Brigade, for service with Lieut. Colonel John H. Cruger on the march to Orangeburgh, SC, 183 days pay, 14 Jun - 13 Dec 1780"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Pennsylvania Loyalists
William Boyd - private - listed in "Muster Roll, of Capt Francis Kearny's Company, First Battalion Pennsylvania Loyalists commanded by Lieut. Colonel William Allen, 11 Jul 1777"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Pennsylvania Loyalists
William Boyd - private - listed in "Muster Roll, of Capt Francis Kearny's Company, First Battalion Pennsylvania Loyalists commanded by Lieut. Colonel William Allen, Aug 1778"
Loyalists in N. Carolina During the Revolution
Military Activities of the Loyalists
Colonel Boyd - 1779 - "of the lower Yadkin River in Anson County, near the South Carolina border, collected a force of Loyalists and started to join him (Colonel John Hamilton who was organizing a Loyalist regiment in Florida); in command of a corps of Tories, who were robbers rather than soldiers. He was bold, enterprising, and famed for his dishonesty.
Loyalists Identified on the Governor of South Carolina's Proclamation Lists of 1779
John Boyd
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
Maryland Loyalists
James Boyde - private - listed in "Muster Roll, Capt Patrick Kennedy's Company, First Battalion Maryland Loyalists, 26 Apr 1779"
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign
King's American Regiment
John Boyde - private - listed in "Muster Roll, Capt John William Livingston's Company, King's American Regiment, 25 Oct - 24 Dec 1781
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