John Walden Meyers: Loyalist Spy - Softcover

Fryer, Mary Beacock

 
9780919670723: John Walden Meyers: Loyalist Spy

Synopsis

In 1777 John Walden Meyers was a farmer raising a family near Albany, New York, who did not want to get involved in the American Revolution. Nevertheless, this son of German immigrants soon found himself embroiled in the war, as a spy for the British. A sizeable thron in the side of the rebels, he settled in British North America after the war and founded the town of Belleville, Ontario.

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About the Authors

Mary Beacock Fryer, a descendant of loyalist families herself, was born in the loyalist city of Brockville, Ontario. Educated there and at the University of Toronto, she holds an M.A. in historical geography from Edinburgh University. Her other publications include Caleb Seaman, a Loyalist (1971), Escape, Adventures of a Loyalist Family (1976), A Pictorial History of the Thousand Islands (1977), with A.G. Ten Cate, A Pictorial History of the Rideau Waterway (1981) again with A.G. Ten Cate, King's Men (1980), Buckskin Pimpernel (1981), and Rolls of the Provincial (Loyalist) Corps (1981). She is currently an editor for the forthcoming Loyal She Remains.



Mary Beacock Fryer (1929–2017) was a well-known expert on Upper Canadian history. She wrote a trilogy on the Simcoe family: Elizabeth Posthuma Simcoe: A Biography, Our Young Soldier: Lieutenant Francis Simcoe, 6 June 1791-6 April 1812, and John Graves Simcoe: 1752-1806, A Biography. Among Fryer's other books are Escape, Beginning Again, and Buckskin Pimpernel.

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