Hi, Ron Cox graciously sent me the list of the 48 families "Return of Families" who arrived at Niagara in 1787. If Nancy, Jan, or Cathy is interested in putting this list on any of their sites I will type it up. It gives the males name, from (most just say Jersey), age, number of women, number of sons, number of daughters, servants, horses, cows, and a character column. Thanks Ron! J. Kelsey Jones

I don't see a response from Nancy or Cathy...but I'd be happy to put this list on my site. I have some curiosity about it. Was helping do some campaigning for a woman running for Niagara County, NY judge...and we were going through lists of registered Democrats, etc. I was amazed how many Warren County names showed up. I wonder if it's just coincidence, or if some families came back to the U.S. after things settled down, or if relatives moved to be close to the exiles without leaving the U.S. Jan Reuther ----- Original Message ----- From: "montrose" <montrose@ptdprolog.net> To: <NJSUSSEX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2000 12:55 PM Subject: [NJSUSSEX-L] 48 Loyalist families to Canada > Hi, > > Ron Cox graciously sent me the list of the 48 families "Return of Families" who arrived at Niagara in 1787. If Nancy, Jan, or Cathy is interested in putting this list on any of their sites I will type it up. It gives the males name, from (most just say Jersey), age, number of women, number of sons, number of daughters, servants, horses, cows, and a character column. > > Thanks Ron! > > J. Kelsey Jones >