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The United Empire Loyalists of Remsheg; refugees from the American Revolution.
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Searching through cemeteries for Loyalist ancestors.
19 of 30 		Members of a re-inactment group celebrating the arrival of the United Empire Loyalists
20 of 30 		Museum workers Jim Reeves and Amos Grant searching for the corner marker of the Remsheg Grant.
21 of 30 		Careful Measurements to find the spot where the White Birch stood for the corner of lot #1in 1784
22 of 30 		Museum Worker Jim Reeves drives corner post for the lot #1 in the 1785 Remsheg Grant.
23 of 30 		Ken Tattrie, land owner, with museum employee AmosGrant, marking the corner lot of the Remsheg grant
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Wallace and Area Bicentennial Committee celebrates the 1784 arrival of the Loyalists in 1984.
25 of 30 		Loyalist scene in Nicolson's stone house on Gulf Shore. Reading the Bible, baking, carding spinning.
26 of 30 		Town Crier from Amherst greeting those attending the Loyalist reunion June 29, 2008.
27 of 30 		Amos Grant and Jim Reeves ploting the lines of the 1783 Remsheg grant
28 of 30 		Scene of loyalists resting, after a long days struggle to build shelter in their new life in Remsheg
29 of 30 		Barbara Clark, artist for the murals based on heritage themes,Including 2013,she has completed 15
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