I found these Loyalist in a book "American Loyalist Claims". Volume I (I bought it for 10 cents at a garage sale. These are all the Rosses listed: Ross, Daniel (X), Johnstown, Tryon Co., N.Y. Memorial 27 Feb. 1786 New Johnstown. Claim: 15 acres. (A013/15/297). Ross, Donald, Tryon Co., N.Y., deceased, by widow, now Christian (X) Cameron. Memorial, now of Montreal, updated. Claim: House and nine acres.; expenses of getting to Canada. (A013/11/Cl). Ross, Finlay (X), Scotch Bush, Tryon Co., N.Y. Memorial 1 Mar. 1786 Quebec. Claim: House and ten acres in Sir William Johnson's Patent. (A013/15/298). Ross, John (X) Tryon Co., N.Y. Memorial 1 Mar. 1786 Quebec. Claim: Three cows. (A013/15/299). Ross, Robert, Pensacola, W. FLa. Native of Aberdeen, Scotland, who settled at Pensacola as merchant in 1764. In 1772, went to the Mississippi and continued there as merchant and planter. In 1778 a party of Americans from Fort Pitt under James Willing, supported by Spanish Gov. of Louisiana, plundered British settlements. (Note: This is longer if any one finds a link let me know and I'll send the rest.) Ross, Thomas (X), Kingsborough Patent, Tyron Co. N.Y. tailor. Memorial 24 Dec. 1783 New Johnstown. Claim House and 19 acres near Johnstown. (A013/15/300). Ross, Thomas (X), Tyron Co., N.Y. Memorial 1 Mar. 1786 Quebec. Claim: Log house and 12 acres. (A013/15/301). Ross, Thomas (X), Tyron Co., N.Y, Memorial 2 Mar. 1786 Montreal. Claim: House and 15 acres. (A013/15/302). Ross, William, Philadelphia, PA. Left there in 1778 and went to N.Y., where he remained until the emigration, arriving in N.S. July 1783. Memorial 17 Apr. 1786 Shelburne. Claim: Brick house in Walnut St., Philadelphia. (A013/24/410-412).