Greetings Researchers, Some Loyalists from NJ biographies appear in the "NJ Historical Society Proceedings" #11 (1926) and #12 (1927) For my own records, I jotted down some of the names a while ago. I have no further info on these names but present them here as an informal and incomplete idex of what's available. Allen, Allward, Alston, Anderson, Ansley, Antill, Atchison, Bainbridge, Baker, Baneroft, Banks, Banta, Barberie, Barnes, Barron, Barton, Batwell, Bedell, Beers, Bell, Benson, Bickle, Blane, Blakeney, Bleau, Blunt, Boggs, Bonnell, Bowen, Bowlby, Brittain, Brown, Browne, Burkitt, Bunet, Cadmus, Callagher, Cameron, Campbell, Chandler, Clark, Clawson, Clendennig, Cloud, Collins, Coxe (Capt John, Daniel), Drake, Dunham, Dunn, Earle, Fitz Randolph, Ford, Gov. Wm Franklin, Fraser, Gray, Grover, Hall, Capt Charles Harrison, Christopher Harrison to Annapolis, NS, Lt James Harrison, Hatfield (to Shelburne, NS), Hatton, Heard, Hendricks, Henry, Hutchison, Johnston, Kearny, Kemble, Kennedy, LeGrange, Lawrence, Leonard, Lewis, Long, Longstreet, Luce, McCrea, McCulloch, Millidge, Munro, Nat'l Monro, Noble. Odell, Ogden, Osborne, Pearce, Pearson, Perrine, Peterson, Price, Reid, Reynolds, Rice, Richards, Roberts. Robins, Ryerson, Sayre, Skinner, Smith, Smyth, Sorrell, Stelle, Stevenson, Stewart, Stillwell, Stockton, Stout, Stretch, Taylor, Thatcher, Thompson, Throckmorton, VanAllen, Van Buskirk, VanCortlandt, Van Mater, Ward, White, Williams, Wilson, Woodward, Wright Again, this is not the complete listing - just the names I recognized and made quick note of. Hope this helps, Cathy DiPietro listowner: NJSussex-L