Judging by their newsletter the loyalist King's Royal Yorkers are one of the groups you'll see at Newtown (see below). This regiment have an impressive history and their research is impeccable. I gather that one of their members is Gavin Watts who is probably the author to consult on the Revolution in this area. His book 'The Burning of the Valleys' is one of my favourite books on the period in this neck of the woods.
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Monday, 24 August 2009
King's Royal Yorkers
Judging by their newsletter the loyalist King's Royal Yorkers are one of the groups you'll see at Newtown (see below). This regiment have an impressive history and their research is impeccable. I gather that one of their members is Gavin Watts who is probably the author to consult on the Revolution in this area. His book 'The Burning of the Valleys' is one of my favourite books on the period in this neck of the woods.
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