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I'm sending you what I found on the name Paul Terry re: Loyalist, however you never mentioned where this family was from prior to going to Canada. When I look for Gershom, I get too many various areas to determine which one may be yours.
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign, Volume I, South Carolina Royalists, Page 13
Capt. George Dawkins' Co, SC Royalists, Camden, SC
Muster 24 Apr 1781 61 days 25 Apr - 24 June 1781
shows Terry, Paul, private, sick
next page shows his name as paid calvary. Oct 1781
Terry, Paul as Private in Lt.Col. Alexander Innes' Co, SC Royalists,
Apr 1782 thrugh June 1782
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign, Volume III, Volunteers of Ireland, Page 270
Col. Francis Lord Rawdon's Co, Volunteers of Ireland, Camden, SC
April 1781 - June 1781
Terry, Paul
The Old United Empire Loyalists List, Appendix B, Page 264
TERRY, Paul residence: Elizabeth Town, Joined at Sotocket on Long Island in 1777, belong to Lt. Col Hulet's Refugee Corps. Served in the King's works.
also shown here is:
Terry., Parshal, of Kingston, S G B Rangers. A wife and 3 children P L N 1786 Niagara Stamped Book
Loyalists in the Southern Campaign, Volume I, South Carolina Royalists, Page 45
Capt Alexander Campbell's Co, SC Royalists, St. Augustine, FL 25 Apr - 24 June 1783
Terry, Paul
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