A Virginian loyalist who organized the Loyal American Regiment and lived out his final years in England, struggling with the decision to support Britain during the Revolutionary War.

A Mohawk leader who fought for the British and founded a settlement in Ontario, representing Native interests in multiple trips to London and exemplifying Native allegiances during the war.

A Georgian loyalist who relocated frequently due to war and social upheaval, ultimately settling in Nova Scotia, providing a female perspective on displacement during the diaspora.

A Black loyalist preacher who fled to Nova Scotia after the Revolutionary War, later establishing a Baptist church in Sierra Leone, offering insights into the experiences of Black loyalists.

A Scottish noble better known as Dunmore, who issued the Dunmore Proclamation to recruit Black loyalists and governed the Bahamas, demonstrating the tension between loyalists and British authorities.

A central figure in orchestrating the evacuation of British territories in North America, Carleton served as governor of British North America and was a vocal advocate for loyalist refugees.

A Baptist preacher who established the faith in Jamaica, Liele faced imprisonment on treason charges but continued to influence the Baptist movement in the British Empire.

A loyalist involved in administering sequestered estates in North Carolina, Cruden advocated innovative political schemes in Florida and the Bahamas, though his mental illness impacted his legacy.

A Maryland-born loyalist who tried to establish a pro-British Native state in Florida and testified to insurgency plots in the Bahamas, showing the complexity of post-war alliances.