Tarleton's Quarter

I'm half-way through my Hessian commanders series, so this is brief interlude on something else.  I first blogged about the Queen's ...

Many Loyalist units were raised in the South and these figures represent generic Loyalist cavalry. I like to give my units specific regime...

The King's Royal Regiment of New York ("KRRNY") was raised in June 1776 by Sir John Johnson, a loyalist who had fled with hi...

The Volunteers of Ireland was a corps of Loyalists that was raised in Philadelphia in May 1778.  A letter from General Clinton to Lord Ger...

John Butler (1728–1796) lived in the Mohawk Valley from his early teens and became highly proficient in the local Indian languages.  This ...

I regret that posts have been thin on the ground over the past couple of months.  However, that can be remedied as a result of a good sess...

I'm a bit behind at the moment.  So, in the absence of anything else, here are some casualty figures from the Perry plastic Brit...

Despite the title of this post, when we have here is my generic loyalist unit that has multiple identities: New York Volunteers, New Yerse...