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The Loyalist Migration: Impact and Settlement in British North America

This article explores the Loyalist migration after the American Revolution, focusing on where they first settled in British North America. It examines their experiences in Nova Scotia, discussing whether it proved to be positive or negative, with many finding it unfortunate. The article highlights the journeys of several Black Loyalists to Sierra Leone and others migrating to new areas in Quebec, particularly the Eastern Townships. Key figures such as Colonel John Butler are examined for their roles in this period of history.

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The Loyalist Migration: Impact and Settlement in British North America

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  1. Where to go Now? Loyalist Migration

  2. Where did the Loyalists 1st settle in British North America?

  3. Did Nova Scotia prove to be a positive or negative experience? Why?

  4. Recap • Nova Scotia proved to be an unfortunate experience for the loyalists. • Several Black Loyalists had moved to Sierra Leone in better hopes

  5. Others moved to the north of the St.Lawrence region of Quebec in new areas. • Eastern Townships the area east of Montreal that was settled by the Loyalists

  6. Map on page 86 • What are the names of the townships on the map? What do they have in common?

  7. Colonel John Butler • Rich landowner in upper New York • Fought against the Patriots • Organized and led a regiment to the Niagara region of Southern Upper Canada

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