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	Johnson - Historic Johnstown, New York, USA
		Johnson's ambitions and hopes for the future of his heirs lay with the Crown, but his human sympathies, his love for his neighbors, red and white, which had always governed his conduct, drew him in the other direction.
		When Johnson was a bachelor in his early twenties and in need of a housekeeper for his frontier home, he took Catherine Weissenberg, a young refugee from the Palatinate, who, like so many others, was bound to service for a few years for her passage to the land of promise.
		Johnson had a room set apart for study and scientific experiments, and he conducted a scholarly correspondence with Doctor Cadwallader Colden, Benjamin Franklin, and other learned men of the Society for the Promotion of Arts in America, a trustee of Queen's University, now Rutgers, and he helped to launch King's College, now Columbia University.
	www.johnstown.com /johnson.html

	Loyalist feud - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The loyalist feud of 2002 arose after former prisoner Johnny Adair and former politician John White were expelled from the Ulster Defence Association.
		The last victims were John 'Grug' Gregg (famous for a failed attempt on the life of Gerry Adams) and Robert Carson, another Loyalist.
		A loyalist feud refers to any of the sporadic feuds which have erupted almost routinely between Northern Ireland's various loyalist paramilitary groups since the late 1990s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Loyalist_Feud

	Guardian UDA buries second loyalist feud victim
		The different loyalist battalions, dressed almost to a man in dark suits, white shirts and black ties, filled the street outside, as marshals with black arm bands and walkie-talkies kept photographers well back.
		Among the mourners was John White, spokesman for the Ulster Democratic party, the political wing of the UDA-UFF.
		A leading loyalist shot dead in the feud between rival gangs in Belfast was given a full paramilitary funeral yesterday, with more than 1,000 members of the Ulster Defence Association and Ulster Freedom Fighters following his flag- draped coffin through the Shankill area of the city.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4055461-103690,00.html

	Norma McGuire - My Tree of Life - White Genealogy
		is the ancestor of William White, the Loyalist.
		Peter White, 3rd son of William and Deborah (Tilton) White, was born 22 March, 1785, in St. John N.B. He learned the trade of Tanner and currier with M. Melick, in St. John, and started in that business at White’s Cove, Grand Lake, Queens Co., but unfortunately his tannery and all his property were burned.
		William White 5 was born 28 Oct 1759 in Monmouth County, New Jersey.He served with the Royal Army all through the Revolution, during which he received a lieurenant’s Commission.
	www3.bc.sympatico.ca /norma/WhiteG/WhiteG1.html

	BBC News NORTHERN IRELAND Loyalist paramilitary flags explosion
		John White says the flags are "an attempt by each organisation to show that they have influence in those areas".
		John White says that although some of the paramilitary flags are put up locally, most flag hanging has been organised directly by the paramilitaries.
		This led unionists to quip that the republican was "on the run again" when he announced he was also setting up an office at Stormont to save him "travelling time".
	newsvote.bbc.co.uk /hi/english/uk/northern_ireland/newsid_799000/799804.stm (1724 words)

	The Scotsman - UK - Adair jailed as fears of loyalist feud rise again
		The loyalist’s close associate John White said he was astonished at Adair's return to jail.
		THE paramilitary leader, Johnny Adair, was arrested yesterday and returned to prison in an indication that the government fears an escalation of a loyalist feud.
		His early release licence was revoked in August 2000 by the then Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Mandelson, after the police said that Adair had been involved in raising tensions during a violent loyalist feud in the Shankill area.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /uk.cfm?id=35632003 (1724 words)

	CBS News Loyalist Feud Threatens Irish Peace August 30, 2000 11:23:25
		John White of the Ulster Democratic Party, the UDA's political wing, said he feared the feud could spread out of control all over Northern Ireland.
		Politicians have said the guerrillas, who call themselves "loyalists" because of their support for British rule and opposition to integration with the Irish Republic, are fighting for control of the lucrative drugs trade.
		The attacks on the homes in Carrickfergus, County Antrim, are "related to the ongoing loyalist feud," a security source told Reuters.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2000/08/19/world/main226335.shtml (1724 words)

	BBC NEWS N Ireland Leading loyalist shot dead in ambush
		The killings bring to four the number of people murdered in the latest feud, which began last October when the convicted loyalist leader Johnny Adair and his close associate John White were expelled from the UDA.
		Mr Gregg, a leading member of the Ulster Defence Association, was killed when the taxi he was in was ambushed near the docks area of the city at 1015GMT on Saturday.
		A member of the Ulster Political Research Group, which provides political analysis to the UDA, is believed to live at the house.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/northern_ireland/2717483.stm (675 words)

	Guardian Car bomb attack on Ulster loyalist
		Johnny Adair, former Ulster Freedom Fighters commander, escaped with minor cuts and bruising in the attack, said John White of the group's political wing, the Ulster Democratic Party.
		Mr Adair had just parked his Proton car and was about to get out to talk to a group of loyalists when would-be assassins drew up in a vehicle alongside him and threw the device, shattering the windscreen.
		A leading loyalist survived a murder attempt early today when a pipe bomb exploded on his car.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4051711-103588,00.html (112 words)

	FAQs About the Family of Thomas Wickham (1624-1688)
		Hanover County was also the site of a plantation owned by John Wickham (1763-1839), the white attorney who won an acquittal for Vice President Aaron Burr during his treason trial.
		John Wickham (1763-1839) - John was one of early America's wealthiest men and a noted constitutional lawyer.
		John, who adopted the surname Wick later in life and served as sheriff of Suffolk County, (then the highest post of local government), became the subject of local legends after his death.
	www.geocities.com /joewickham/index.htm (112 words)

	Infoplease Search: butler audrey
		(Encyclopedia) Butler, John, 1728–96, Loyalist commander in the American Revolution, b.
		(Encyclopedia) Butler, Walter, 1752?–1781, Loyalist officer in the American Revolution, b.
		(Almanac - People) Richard Butler Age: 86 white supremacist who established the Aryan Nations in the 1970s.
	www.infoplease.com /search.php3?query=Butler+Audrey (112 words)

	CNN.com - Troops on alert after loyalist Adair jailed - August 23, 2000
		John White, chairman of the Ulster Democratic Party which has close ties to the UFF, said that Adair's arrest would "exacerbate and inflame" tensions.
		Loyalists must put the feuds of the past behind them for the sake of the new generation and the new prosperity we want in Northern Ireland."
		A crowd of between 60 and 70 had gathered at one end of the street of the former leader of the Ulster Freedom Fighters (UFF) which was blocked off by RUC vehicles and police in riot gear.
	www.cnn.com /2000/WORLD/europe/08/23/ireland.adair/index.html (741 words)

	The Examiner - News From Ireland - 10, December, 1999
		NORTHERN politicians will next week hear a full report from General John de ChastelainÂ’s decommissioning body on its contacts with both the IRA and loyalist terror groups.
		Party spokesman John White has been at the forefront of efforts to overcome the doubters in the Ulster Freedom FightersÂ’ ranks.
		But the DUP, who met General de Chastelain yesterday, said its members were concerned that people would have no proof of weapons being destroyed.
	ted.examiner.ie /archives/1999/december/10/ipage_13.htm (741 words)

	Steve Janke: Angry in the Great White North
		A Chrétien loyalist, Smith was appointed to the Canadian Senate in 2002, and was outspoken in his support for Chrétien against attempts by Paul Martin to force the Prime Minister to retire.
		The current system might work if politicians had the best interests of the country at heart or if they had integrity or honour.
		Such hasn't been the case since Trudeau redefined what a Canadian politician could be...
	angrygwn.mu.nu /archives/150718.php (1557 words)

	BBC News NORTHERN IRELAND UFF meets arms body
		Go-betweens representing the loyalist paramilitary UFF have been holding their first meeting with the head of the decommissioning body, General John de Chastelain in Belfast.
		He was joined in the talks with General de Chastelain's commission by leading loyalists William Dodds, Jackie McDonald, John Gregg.
		The fifth member of the group was the Ulster Democratic Party's John White who acted as a political advisor.
	news8.thdo.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/northern_ireland/557473.stm (1557 words)

	Cruise Critic Destinations: Saint John, New Brunswick
		As we mentioned, the Reversing Falls is an amazing natural phenomenon that results from a confluence of two distinct forces: the highest tides in the world, courtesy of the Bay of Fundy, and the origination point of the St. John River.
		Highlights include the Saint John City Market, Fort Howe, and the historic Trinity Royal and Saint John's Heritage Preservation Areas in town.
		The 10-passenger Jet Boat Ride on the Reversing Falls is a white-knuckler, and that's just for those watching from afar!
	www.cruisecritic.com /ports/newport.cfm?ID=125 (1279 words)

	Acadians Chignecto:Chignecto History:Acadian Ancestral Home
		William Hazen, Thomas Jenkins, James Simonds, Samuel Peabody, John Bradley, James White, William Mackeenell, Zebedee Ring, Peter Smith, Gervas Lay, Lewis Mitchell, --------- Darling, John Crabtree, John Hendrick, Zebalon Estey, John Tarlee, Joseph Howland, Thomas Jones and Benjamin Atherton.
		The latter, in their attempted capture of Fort Cumberland, occupied the surrounding country sufficiently long to commit many depredations on the loyalist settlers in which they were aided and abetted by the disaffected inhabitants.
		Nine persons at the mouth of the St. John river and three others refused, as follows:
	www.acadian-home.org /Chignecto-region.html (1279 words)

	BBC NEWS N Ireland Loyalist leader kicked out by UDA
		A senior figure in UDA contacted Adair's close associate and former loyalist politician John White to tell him to pass on the message that he is no longer recognised by the other five parts of the organisation.
		Adair (right) and John White (left) recently met Northern Ireland secretary with other loyalists
		Reacting to the news, Mr White, a member of the Ulster Political Research Group, which has provided advice to the UDA, said Adair "is not taking this as seriously as people will try to make out".
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/northern_ireland/2281751.stm (1279 words)

	RTE News - UFF to appoint representative to decommissioning panel
		The Loyalist paramilitary group, the Ulster Freedom Fighters, has announced that it is to appoint representatives to the international panel on decommissioning chaired by General John de Chastelain.
		John White of the Ulster Democratic Party, the UFF's political wing, said the decision, which followed a two-week review by the organisation and his party, was a crucial step forward in the peace process.
		It is understood Mr White, Johnny 'Mad Dog' Adair and William Winkie Dowds will be part of the UFF delegation to meet the general.
	www.rte.ie /news/1999/1208/uff.html (333 words)

	EAS Agamemnon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 2260, the Agamemnon was patrolling the solar system when Sheridan took the White Star to destroy the Shadow cruiser being studied by Earth Alliance forces.
		The last platform was destroyed by the EAS Apollo, which had been under the command of General Robert Lefcourt - the commander of the loyalist forces.
		It was the Agamemnon that retrieved an escape pod from a loyalist ship.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/EAS_Agamemnon (333 words)

	Search Results for "Edmund ..."
		He studied law under his father, John Randolph, a Loyalist who went...
		...White, Edmund, (Edmund Valentine White 3d), 1940-, American writer, b.
		White is one of the best known-and probably...
	bartleby.com /cgi-bin/texis/webinator/sitesearch?db=db&query=Edmund+... (226 words)

	Deep Throat, Antihero - His unmasking makes everybody look a little less noble. By Timothy Noah
		The Hooverites' bureaucratic anxieties were well-founded: After the Watergate break-in, Hoover's acting successor, a Nixon loyalist named L. Patrick Gray, routinely passed FBI files about Watergate directly to White House counsel John Dean, who was a party to (but eventually would expose) the White House's illegal coverup.
		Yet Felt was not a "White House source." It's conceivable that Deep Throat was an additional, unacknowledged source on the story, but it's also possible that Woodward and Bernstein were misleading readers about where they got their information.
		Hoover loyalists at the bureau were frantic that President Richard Nixon would get his mitts on the FBI, which Hoover had kept independent of political control through a variety of nasty methods, including blackmail.
	www.slate.com /id/2119870 (973 words)

	BBC News NORTHERN IRELAND 'UFF death threat reinstated'
		John White, chairman of the Ulster Democratic Party, which is linked to the UFF, said the organisation has told him the threat has been reinstated by the whole of the UFF following renewed attacks against Protestant homes by nationalists.
		But Mr White said the threat did not mean the UFF's ceasefire, made at the same time as the other loyalist paramilitary groups in 1994, is over.
		Mr White added that when the UFF made its June threat, his party had appealed for it to be withdrawn so that talks could take place with nationalists living in interface areas.
	news.bbc.co.uk /hi/english/uk/northern_ireland/newsid_875000/875594.stm (702 words)

	partnine
		A6 William 1806.10.30 blacksmith (Albion Township) married Selina Mulloy 1800-1896.3.22 (Thomas 1760 Ireland immigrated to Schoodick, New York married 1784 Lavinia Snyder [John U.E.L., served under Captain Joseph Brant, settled in Canada on a Loyalist grant in Albion Township).
		IA Margaret Grant IBc 1854.4.14 Alliston - 1940.12.2 (first white woman born in Alliston; buried in the Alliston Union Cemetery) married 1879.1.28.-1928.3.3 William Thompson Banting farmer (Thompsonville).
		After a time John Cameron and his family moved to St. Andrews, Antigonish County.
	www.totosy.com /partnine.html (2496 words)

	partnine
		A6 William 1806.10.30 blacksmith (Albion Township) married Selina Mulloy 1800-1896.3.22 (Thomas 1760 Ireland immigrated to Schoodick, New York married 1784 Lavinia Snyder [John U.E.L., served under Captain Joseph Brant, settled in Canada on a Loyalist grant in Albion Township).
		IA Margaret Grant IBc 1854.4.14 Alliston - 1940.12.2 (first white woman born in Alliston; buried in the Alliston Union Cemetery) married 1879.1.28.-1928.3.3 William Thompson Banting farmer (Thompsonville).
		After a time John Cameron and his family moved to St. Andrews, Antigonish County.
	www.totosy.com /partnine.html (2496 words)

	Nashwaak River History
		When white men began to settle in the lower Nashwaak area in the 17th century, the Nashwaak River was one of the main Indian portage routes from the St. John River to the north-eastern part of the province.
		The first permanent English settlements occurred with the granting of 20,000 acres along the Nashwaak to the St. John River Society in 1765, but the main settlement came after the American Revolution when disbanded United Empire Loyalist regiments were granted land on the Nashwaak.
		The French Governor Villebon, who built Fort St. Joseph [Fort Nashwaak] at the mouth of the river in 1692, remained in close touch with the Indians, and directed them in thier raids against the New England settlements.
	personal.nbnet.nb.ca /evanss/nashwaak/history.html (170 words)

	Loyalist feud - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The loyalist feud of 2002 arose after former prisoner Johnny Adair and former politician John White were expelled from the Ulster Defence Association.
		The most violent was one in 2002, which split the Ulster Defence Association, one of the main loyalist organisations in Northern Ireland.
		Major loyalist terrorist groups include Red Hand Commandos, the Ulster Defence Association, Ulster Freedom Fighters, though such groups often use 'cover' names when carrying out violent acts and murders.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Loyalist_Feud (297 words)

	Guardian Loyalist terrorist escapes bomb attack
		Mr White said: "I would say to loyalists and republicans to draw back from the brink."
		"He's very, very lucky to be alive," said John White of the UFF's political wing, the Ulster Democratic party.
		Johnny "Mad Dog" Adair, former commander of the Ulster Freedom Fighters, escaped with minor cuts and bruising.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4051756-103588,00.html (438 words)

	Re: Samuel Tidd, Loyalist of Nova Scotia
		Jonathan Wicks Daniell Lewis James White David Samis
		Daniel Keley John Wood Jonas Wood John Platt
		Joseph Platt Ephraim Ketcham Ezekiell Hobbart Thomas Brush
	genforum.genealogy.com /tidd/messages/164.html (438 words)

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