Migration of Thomas Hooper (ca. 1734-1816), in 1784
Thomas Hooper, Loyalist, emigrated from New Jersey in 1784, settling in Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island.
Migration of Marcus Palmer, Loyalist (1767-1822), in 1783
Loyalists William Lawrence and Mary Palmer with her son Marcus emigrated from New York in 1783. They landed with the Spring Fleet at Saint John, settling further up the St. John River in what became Central Hampstead.
Migration of Richard Robins (?-1784), in 1783
Richard Robins, Loyalist, emigrated as a widower, in 1783. The following year he sent for his son, John, and daughter, Isabel.
Migration of Jacomiah Seaman Sr. (?-c1808), in 1783
Jacomiah Seaman and Margaret Bodee emigrated from Dutchess County, New York, with the Loyalists in June 1783, probably landing at Amherst, Nova Scotia (alternatively at Halifax). They settled in Fanningsborough, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia.
Migration of Capt. Ebenezer Slocum, Loyalist (1750-1827), in 1783
Loyalists Capt. Ebenezer Slocum and Esther Corey emigrated from Rhode Island in May 1783, on the ship Union. They landed with the Spring Fleet at Saint John, settling further up the St. John River in what became Central Hampstead.