Based on notes taken from an article by Ken Annett in SPEC (P.O. Box 99 New Carlisle QC G0C 1Z0)  / 1982

1 Tuttle, Stephen 

1783 resided 120 miles above of Quebec City
Native of New Jersey.
Lived near Albany. 3 miles below Ft Edward on Hudson R
Skeenesborough. Mentions a M. Gilchrist.

was at St-Jean QC in 1783
Father (Thomas Lovelace) executed as a spy at Saratoga in 1781
was 19 at that time (b 1762) His mother (Lonas) remarried with Andrew Norton.
Lived near Saratoga.
Siblings
Ebenizer at Detroit, Lucy married at Chadobachto, Thomas at Niagara, Elizabeth at Bay Chaleur, William at Bay Chaleur, Archibald at Bay Chaleur

1783 Machiche
Keeport, Charlotte county New York
Born CT
was in Colonel Peter's Corps
had 3 sons in Sir John Johnsons Corps
Joseph Pomeroy is his father-in-law

1783, St-Jean QC
native of Ireland, emigrated in1761 lived in Charlotte county in 1775
White Creek. Lost a negro slave captured with Bourgoyne.
joined Bourgoyne at Skeenesborough. Taken prisoner. Was 2 years in prison.
Has signed affidavit by William Tyler of Kings Rangers.

1783 Machiche
Native of Scotland, in 1775 lived in New Perth Charlotte county. Joined Bourgoyne at Skeensborough. Taken prisoner at Fort Miller came to Canada in 1780 then served with Jessups Corps. Thomas Orr lived near David Scott. Discharge Papers. Affidavit signed by Capt Burns.

1783 Machiche
Balls Town NY
Native of Ireland, emigrated in 1755, joined Bourgoyne at Fort Miller in 1777. Michael Connor knew John Lane in NY.

1783 Machiche
Native of Ireland, emigrated in 1750, lived 14 years at Skeensborough NY

1783 Machiche
Native of England came to NY in 1771. Lived in Tyron County. Butlers Rangers then Rogers (Kings)Rangers,
land in Burlington Patent purchased in 1773
was a breeches maker
affidavits from James Cattle (Castels / Astels??) and Dennis Ryan

1783    Machiche
Late husband Jos Beebe b 1736
1775 was at Susquehana
joined Butler in 1778
was an express (messenger ?)
died of smallpox 1779
Mary came to Canada in1778 and is now married to Chris Peason

children-Beebe

Edward Niagara     23
Secord                     21
Charlotte                  20      Chaleur Bay       m. S Chatterton
Emerson                  18
Easse                      15
Sarah                       12
Job                           10
Certificate from Capt Walter Baker

1783 Malbay on government sevice
b German Flatts, Mohawk river
1775 lived in Tyron county
1777 went to Niagara
then joined Butlers Rangers 2 years
then joined Sir John Johnson rangers
Affidavit from Mary Stet.
Had bought land from Augustine Prévost 9 years before the war.

native of England,
1768 came to America
1775 Crown point
1776 joined Army served with Capt Frazer as guide
acted as guide for general Frazer
employed as forage master /taken prisoner / in prison for 2 years
employed in engineers dept for rest of war.
Certificate from Capt Scott 53rd regiment for 1776
Certificate from Capt Fletcher for 1777

1783 Sorel
colonel of Militia in Albany County
Judge of the inferior court (court without the right to try capital cases)
in jail for 16 months
came to Canada in 1778

1783 Sorel
1775 Stillwater, jailed
1777 joined Bourgoyne with 57 loyalists at Triconderoga
was quartermaster in Jessups corps
major of brigade to the provincials
Taken prisoner at the convention (SARATOGA) and returned to Canada.
Quartermaster for Sir John Johnson's 1^st Battalion

1783-84 St-Jean and Sorel
native of Ireland
soldier in 46^th regiment in 1757, was a NCO
1764 settled in Fort George as a farmer
1777 joined Bourgoyne at Lake George
transported baggage between Ft George and Ft Edward
Came to Canada after Saratoga
Acted as a volunteer under Col Peters and Lt Frazer and was Conductor in Engineers dept for 3 years
certificate from Capt Dunlop 53^rd Regiment
certificate from John Jones Barrack master at Ft George
witness Robert Caldwell

native of CT
1775 lived at Windsor, jailed 5 months - committee of Safety of Vermont
settled there 17 years before the war, had a tavern
1777 joined Bourgoyne at Still Water
Came to Canada after the Convention
served with Jessups corps

1783 Machiche
native of America
1775 lived at Sartoga , was a carpenter
1777 joined Bourgoyne
came to Canada after the convention and was with Dr. Adams Company(Peters Corps) and afterwards Jessups Corps

1783 Machiche
native of Scotland
1774 came to America
lived in back country 30miles from ???
1779 left and joined Jessup's corps / farmed burned by Indians

1783 Machiche
native of Scotland
1756 came to America in 60^th regiment, left army in 1764 was a conductor of wagons
1764? Settled in White Creek N.Y.
jailed/paid 300 pounds bond
1777 joined army as conductor of wagons
Came to Canada after Saratoga and worked in Commissionary dept.
employed as issuer of Provisions to the Loyalists at New Carlisle 1784-1787.
Certificate from John Craigie Commissary General
Certificate from Donald McGill
Witness Capt Munro

1783-LaChine
native of Rhode Island
1775 lived near Ft Edward
1776 joined Lord Dorchester on the Lakes
1777 sent by Jessup to send message.
Captured and kept prisoner. Escaped. Joined Bourgoyne at Ft Miller
came to Canada served 2 yrs in Engineers dept
affidavit from James Benson
affidavit from Lt William Tyler to his being confined with claimant in Albany jail

1783 Chaleur Bay (scouting for new settlement location)
native of CT (Derby)
worked in 1776 taking troops from Milford to Long Island
1777 tried by Americans in New Haven / bribed his way out
came to Canada, worked on the eastern side of Lake Champlain for Army for 3 years.
Raised a company for Kings Rangers became Captain but continues to be employed in Secret Service
Certificate from George Smith of Secret Service

1783-84 Chaleur Bay (with Sherwood)
native of CT
1775 lived in Charlotte County
1777 joined Bourgoyne at Skeenesborough
Carried dispatches, jailed twice, paid bond and escaped to Canada
Joined Kings Rangers
lost stock and flour that he had hoped to sell to British Army

54^th Regiment
father was Henry John Overing who died in Bermuda in March 1783.
He had sailed to England in 1783 to make claim but ship had to be repaired in Ireland
His father lived at New Port Rhode Island
Certificate from Brig General F. Smith that father had taken Oath to King on 27 jan 1777
Commission from General Pigot appointing him Lt in Royal NewPort Associators dated 30 oct 1777
He has served as Lt in 54^th regiment since 1779
 
 

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Some extra notes added by Laura of the Washington county web page.

   I did some looking for your Charlotte/Washington Co., NY, ancestors and
did find some info for you. I am currently working on a manuscript that may
be useful to you later--once it's done and indexed--that lists a lot of the
Wash. Co. loyalists. Right now, I can just keep my eyes open for anything
that may be useful to you and let you know about it.
      What I found was in "American Loyalists Claims," by Peter Wilson
Coldham, pub. by the Nat'l. Genealogical Society, 1980.

Scott, David
pg. 72--Robert Caldwell, White Creek, Albany Co., NY. A deposition for his
claim was given by David Scott of New Carlisle, who used to be a neighbor
before the war and said there was always plenty of food at his table.

pg. 375--Thomas Orr, New Perth, Charlotte Co., NY. A deposition for his
claims was given by David Scott of New Carlisle, who lived in the
neighborhood of the claimant before the war.

pg. 436--David Scott, New Perth, NY. He was driven from there, joined Army at
Skeenesborough June 1777, and served as Pvt. Memorial: 13 March 1786 New
Carlisle. Claim: 176 acres on lease for ever; house, etc. (A013/15/560-561,
record avail. from Public Records Office, London, or Archives of Canada).

McKenzie, Lawrence
pg. 317--Lawrence McKenzie, Skeenesborough, NY. Mason; joined Army as
volunteer July 1777; served in Maj. James Rogers' Rangers. Memorial: 13 Mar
1786 Gaspee Dist. Claim: 110 acres on lease for ever; house, etc. Evidenced:
Deposition 14 Mar 1786 New Carlisle by Andrew Coulter that he has heard
claimant before war erected buildings for Maj. Skene, but deponent never saw
him until after war had started; last summer he read in an American newspaper
that claimant's property was being sold, and he knew of none other of that
name in Skeenesborough. (A013/14/194)

Betts, Benjamin
pg. 36--Benjamin Betts, Saratoga, Albany Co., NY. Carpenter and wheelwright;
driven from property because of loyalty. Joined Army at Saratoga Aug. 1777;
appointed to Capt. Allen's Independent Co., retired to Canada, remaining with
Co. until Sept. 1780. Then drafted into Corps of Loyal Rangers as Pvt. until
end of war. Memorial: undated, now of Bay of Chaleur. Claim: 90 acres of
leased land and house. Evidenceds: Deposition 15 Mar 1786 by Thomas Man, late
Ens. in King's Royal Regt. now settled at New Carlisle, Bay of Chaleur, that
he knew claimant was resident on farm before the wr. Deposition by Isaac
Montross, settler at New Carlisle Bay, that claimant is brother in law, and
was neighbor in Saratoga for sever years before war. (A013/11/B2)

Brotherton, Alexander
pg. 347--William Miller, New Perth, Charlotte Co., NY. Deposition given for
claimant by Alexander Brotherton, house carpenter, late of New Perth, that
claimant owned estate claimed.