DNA matches, and descendents of:

Michael Warner (1738-1816) KRRNY, 1st Battalion, and Margaretha Schrey.

John Fetterly (1750-1810) and Mary Papst (1750-1848) (John Fetterly was a 'late Loyalist', arriving in Osnabruck Township, Upper Canada in 1795, petitioning in 1807 to be added to the U.E. Loyalist list.)

Johann Adam Papst (1732-1803) (Butler's Rangers) and Eve Maria (Mary) Hamm (Hamin), died 1817.

James Hough and Phoebe Strickland (Phoebe died in 1815) (Widow Huff/Hawn) Second marriage to Henry Hawn.

George Kentner b. 1727, Germany (Butler's Rangers and 2nd KRRNY), and Sarah Brown. George Kentner was granted land in Matilda Township, later moving to Osnabruck Township, third concession (land records).

Our Loyalist families settled, lived and died in the third and fourth concessions of Osnabruck Township, Stormont County, Upper Canada (Ontario).

We remember our Loyalists with blessings for their ideals, principles and courage. Happy to be able to document and preserve their memories for the future. Ducit amor patriae. Find a Grave is not only a place to find our families, but also a place to honour our families. Connecting the present with the past.

We didn't have as much time as we would have liked to contribute to FAG. We did, however, manage to visit our family cemeteries. Primarily interested in the early settlers after the Revolutionary War. All comments and edits welcomed, and we'll try to respond as soon as we can. Note that we don't always agree with edits, especially when asked to link with memorials made on speculation or to burials unknown.

Many thanks to the photographers who have added headstone photos to our memorials. Your meticulous work is much appreciated. In fact, I cannot say enough about the dedicated folks I have 'met' through FAG and their impressive work to help preserve our heritage.

"I have fought a good fight. I have finished my course. I have kept the faith." Tim. 4.7.