Sources primaires et centres culturels
ARCHIVES PROVINCIALES DE L’ÎLE-DU-PRINCE-ÉDOUARD (PAROPEI) RG 5, Series 4, L25f448, « Land Petition, Samuel Martin ».
ARCHIVES PROVINCIALES DE L’ÎLE-DU-PRINCE-ÉDOUARD (PAROPEI) RG 19, Series 3, subseries I, vol I, Charlottetown, « St Paul’s Anglican Church,1789-1825 ».
ARCHIVES PROVINCIALES DE LA NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE (NSA) MG 23, Serie I, vol 24, « Muster Rolls of Free Blacks, 1783-1784 ».
ARCHIVES PROVINCIALES DE LA NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE (NSA) MG 100, vol 220, Shelburne County, « Christ Church Anglican Church, 1783-1813 ».
ARCHIVES PROVINCIALES DE LA NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE (NSA) RG 1, vol 359, no 65 « Petition from Peters and Steel, 1784 ».
ARCHIVES PROVINCIALES DE LA NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE (NSA) RG1, vol 443, « Muster Rolls of the Maritime Provinces ».
ARCHIVES PROVINCIALES DE LA NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE (NSA) Colonial Office 216/217, « Loyalist Collections ».
ARCHIVES PROVINCIALES DE LA NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE (NSA) Shelburne Records, « Loyalist Land Grant ».
ARCHIVES PROVINCIALES DU NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK (PANB) Harriet Irving Library, LMR-G7A7M8S4, « Muster Rolls of Loyal Blacks, 1784 ».
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ARCHIVES NATIONALES DE GRANDE-BRETAGNE (PRO) « Black Poor Commitee Minutes, Atlantic Ship Passenger List, T 1/638, T 1/643 ».
ARCHIVES NATIONALES DE GRANDE-BRETAGNE (PRO) Foreign Office 4/1, « Clinton to Grenville, 26 December 1790 ».
ARCHIVES NATIONALES DE GRANDE-BRETAGNE (PRO) Colonial Office 5/1353 « Dunmore proclamation », file 335.
ARCHIVES NATIONALES DE GRANDE-BRETAGNE (PRO) Colonial Office 30/55, Carleton Papers, « Philipsburg proclamation », file 2094.
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY (NYPL) Carleton Transcripts, British Heaquarters, « Papers in America, 30 June 1779 ».
THE LOYALIST GAZETTE. 1970. « African American/Negro Loyalists in Sierra Leone », Vol. 8, no. 2, Automne.
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Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia
Black Loyalist Heritage Centre
New Brunswick Black History Society
Black Cultural Society of Prince Edward Island
PRUDE (Pride of Race, Unity and Dignity through Education)
Études
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