The American Loyalists Or Biographical Sketches of Adherents to the British Cr

Lorenzo Sabine

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Of Westchester County, New 21 242 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES York. A Protester at White Plains, April, 1775. The name of David Davids is to be found on the same paper.
Davidson, Hamilton. He died in York County, New Bruns- wick, in 1841, aged ninety-two.
Davidson, John. Of New Hampshire. In 1778 he was proscribed and banished. In 1782 a Loyalist of this name was a lieutenant in the King's American Dragoons.
Davie, William. Of Charleston, South Carolina. An Ad- dresser of Sir Henry Clinton in 1780.
D...avis, Benjamin. Merchant, of Boston. Was an Addresser of Hutchinson in 1774, and of Gage in 1775. Was proscribed and banished in 1778. He was at New York in July, 1783, and a petitioner for a grant of lands in Nova Scotia. In his religious faith Mr. Davis was a Sanderaanian.
Davis, Captain . Of Brimfield, Massachusetts. Was tarred and feathered for his obnoxious acts and sentiments, by a mob at Union, Connecticut, in 1774.
Davis, James. Of Fairfield County, Connecticut. Was a member of the Reading Association.

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