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'@@ -1,0 +1,1 @@ +<br> Laura Secord winced, hearing another tankard slammed onto the oak table in the next room, followed by a roar of male laughter. Head down, avoiding eye contact, she meekly entered her dining room, careful to keep her face impassive despite the anger and despair raging in her heart. I folded the jersey so the stretch went around the head. Also of note, Marjorie's first daughter, Isabel, by Adam Kilconquhar went on to marry Sir Thomas Randolph, and her son, and Marjorie's grandson, was Thomas Randolph of Moray, the brilliant general that served Marjorie's son so well. While in Massachusetts, her father, Thomas Ingersoll, rose in the military ranks during the 1775 American Revolution, but by 1795, had become disillusioned with the treatment of Loyalist supporters. Intrigued, eager to overhear even a morsel that could help the Loyalist cause and get rid of the hated enemy, she crept closer to the doorway, yet careful to stay hidden in the shadows.<br><br><br> They founded New Rochelle, New York in 1688. At the time of the American Revolution, Loyalist members of the family anglicized their surname to Secord. Feeling cheated, in 1805 he moved the family to Credit River, close to York (present-day Toronto), where he successfully ran an inn until his 1812 death following a stroke". "On 27 May 1813, the American army launched an attack across the Niagara River, and captured Fort George. He moved his family to the Niagara Peninsula where he ran a tavern in Queenston while land was being cleared and roads built for the proposed settlement. His log cabin was completed in 1796 and he moved his family there. After the war, with their Queenston store in ruins, the family was impoverished. Queenston and the Niagara area fell to the Americans. A plot was afoot and boded death for the Loyalists living along the Niagara Peninsula. "After Governor Simcoe returned to England in 1796, opposition grew in Upper Canada to the "Late Loyalists", such as Thomas, who had come to Canada for the land grants. She had been lucky to find her husband amongst the dead and dying on the battlefield and bring him home to recuperate from his injuries, but it had come at a price.<br><br><br> She shuddered at what might happen to him when the soldiers found her missing, but perhaps he could come up with an explanation for her absence. You can see in the image above, you might call this a complicated painting. The Napoleon Solo record is limited to 100 copies so you might want to jump on that one. There is no known record of her name or details about her. There is another daunting possibility-leprosy. There are two different groups saying yes and no on if the king did or didn't have it, mostly based on a casting of his skull made 200 years ago. 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Men of military age were sent as prisoners to the U.S., though the still-recuperating James Secord was not among them. By the time Laura finished washing the dishes, the other room had slowly quieted as the men stumbled to the bedrooms they had appropriated like the rest of the house.<br><br><br> Their freedom. Their once safe home was now more like a prison. Seems like lately I have been "helping the economy" like gangbusters. Have your own TV show. Closer inspection will show these are non-Bruce females who married into de Brus family, so NOT the same females. Elizabeth and Euphemia de Brus being alive, married and having children. Oh, yeah, and I hate having to mow the lawn. She resented having to billet these soldiers who had taken over her home since the battle of Queenston Heights last October. The grants were greatly reduced, and Thomas's contract was cancelled for not having all of its conditions fulfilled. 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