Addison, Daniel. Major, A Maryland officer
Alexander, Robert. Maryland's delegate to the Continental Congress, joined the Associated Loyalist regiment.
Agnew, John. from Virginia, Chaplain for the Queen's Rangers.
Allen, Issac. a Lt. Col. of the 2nd Bn, New Jersey Volunteers.
Allen, William, Jr. Raised a Corps of Pennsylvania loyalist in 1777.
Armstrong, Richard. Major in the Queen's
Arnold, Benedict. Brigadier General in the British Army. raised the American Legion, commanded several British expeditions, early in the war he had been the most successful Patriot field commander before he changed sides.
Auchmutz, Sir Samuel. from New York, served with the British 45th Foot, later rose to the rank of General during the Napoleonic Wars.
Barclay, Thomas. Major in the Loyal American Regiment.
Bettys, Joseph. A Tory terrorist ? in New York, executed in 1782.
Billopp, Christopher. Leader of the Loyalist militia on Staten Island, NY in 1776.
Bird, Henry. Captain, lead a loyalist-Indian raid into Kentucky in Apr-Jun 1780.
Bliss, Daniel. Assistant Commissary General for the British Army in 1779.
Browne, Thomas. from East Florida, Lt. Col., raised the East Florida King's Rangers.
Browne, Issac. Chaplain of the New York Volunteer regiment.
Browne, Montfort. raised the Prince of Wales Loyalist Regiment and the Loyal American Volunteer Regiment in 1776. recruited i
Butler, John. Col., raised the Butler Rangers, planned many of the Tory-Indian joint raids in the north, very influential with the Seneca.
Butler, Walter. Captain, son of J. Butler, his inexperience lead directly to the loss of control of the Senecas during the Cherry Valley raid, KIA on Oct 30 1781.

Carden, John. Cdr of South Carolina Loyalist militia.
Chambers, James. raised a unit of Maryland Loyalist in 1777
Coffin, John. Major, raised and commanded the Orange Rangers, later reached the rank of Colonel in the British Army during the Napoleonic Wars.
Connolly, John. his actions probably started the Lord Dunmore's Indian War, planned an attack to capture Pittsburg in 1775 with the Queen's Rangers but captured prior to starting the expedition.
Coxe, Daniel. raised the West Jersey Volunteers in 1777.
Cruger, John. Lt Col and cdr of a battalion of DeLancey's NY Brigade, fought at Savannah and other places in the south.
Cunningham, Robert. Brigadier General of South Carolina Tory militia.
Cunningham, William. from South Carolina, lead several raids in Georgia and the Carolinas.

DeLancey, James the Elder. Captain in DeLancey's NY Brigade
DeLancey, James the Younger. Captain, cdr of the Weschester Light Horse, aka DeLancey's
DeLancey, Oliver the Elder. Brigadier General, raised the DeLancey's New York Volunteer Brigade.
DeLancey, Oliver the Younger. Lt.Col., General Clinton's adjutant during 1780-81, rose to the rank of General in the British army during the Napoleonic Wars
De Peyster, Abraham. Commander of the King's American Rangers after Ferguson was killed at King's Mountain.
De Peyster, Arent. Col., cdr of the British posts of Detroit and Mackinac.
De Peyster, James. Captain, operated in South Carolina, captured in Jan 1781.
Doxtader, John. Commanded raids in New York during 1781.
Drummand, Robert. Major, served in the 2nd Bn of the New Jersey Volunteers.
Dunmore, Lord. Governor of Virginia, attacked the Ohio Indians in 1774, developed a strong following, raised the Queen's Own Loyal Virginian Regiment and Dunmore's Ethiopian Regiment in 1775

Fanning, David. from North Carolina, operated in Virginia and the Carolinas, lead the Hillsboro raid on Sept 12, 1781
Fanning, Edmund. from New York, raised Fanning's Regiment in 1776, promoted to General in the British Army during the Napoleonic Wars
Ferguson, Patrick. Major, popular British officer who raised the King's American Rangers, innovator of light infantry tactics, KIA on Oct 7 1780 at King's Mountain.
Fraser, Simeon. Captain, commanded Indians and Canadian volunteers during 1776-77.

Gainey, Micajah. Major
Gilbert, Thomas. rasied Massachusetts loyal militia in 1774-5.
Girty, George. British agent to the western Delaware tribes.
Girty, James. British agent to the Shawnee tribes in western Pennsylvania.
Girty, Simon. lead several Tory-Indian raids into Kentucky and the Ohio River Valley.
Grymes, John. Major serving with the Queen's Rangers.

Hallowell, Sir Benjamin. Loyalist who served as a British Naval Captain
Hamilton, John.Lt. Col., cdr of the North Carolina Volunteers, also served in the Royal North Carolina Regiment.
Hatfield, Issac. Col., commanded New York loyal militia, captured in 1780.
Hazard, Stanton. Captain of the Loyalist privateer the "King George".
Holland, Stephen. Captain serving in the Prince of Wales Loyal American Regiment.
Hoovenden, Richard. Captain, served in the Philadelphia Light Dragoons in 1778.
Huck, Christain. commanded a cavalry unit ?, KIA in 1780 at Camden.

Innes, Alexander.

Jacob, James. Captain commanding a troop of Pennsylvania Dragoons in 1778.
Johnson, Guy. an officer in the Royal Greens regiment.
Johnson, John. Superintendent of Indian affairs in the North.

Kelly, Hugh. raised over 3000 loyalist troops in Maryland
Kirkland, Moses. Col., raised loyal militia in South Carolina, also the British agent to the Seminoles.

Lippincott, Richard. served in the New Jersey Associated Loyalist Regt.

MacCleod, Donald. commanded loyal highland militia in North Carolina, KIA at Moore's Creek Bridge in Feb 1776
McDonald, Allen. Brigadier General of the North Carolina loyal militia (Hihghlander), captured at Moore's Creek Bridge in Feb 1776.
McDonald, Donald. Major General of the North Carolina loyal militia (Highlander), captured at Moore's Creek Bridge in Feb 1776.
MacLean, Allan. Lt Col., served in the Royal Highland Emigrant Regiment (later the 84th Foot).
Mills, William. Col., defeated at South Carolina on Aug 1 1780.
Moore, John. Col., commanded North Carolina loyal militia at Savannah in 1779.

Odell, William. Major served with the Loyal American Rangers.

Peters, John. Col., commander of the Queen's Rangers.
Phillips, Fredrick. Col., commanded tory militia in Westchester county NY.
Pyle, John. commanded North Carolina loyal militia in 1780-81.

Rankin, William. Organized several loyalist units in Eastern Penn., Maryland and Delaware.
Robinson, Beverly. Col., from New York, he raised the Loyal American Regiment and the Royal Guides and Pioneer unit.
Rogers, Robert. raised the Queen's American Rangers in 1776, founder of the Roger's Rangers during the French and Indian Wars, retired in 1776 and went to England.
Ross, John. Major, commanded the Tory-Indian raid on Johnstown NY on Oct 25 1781.
Rugeley, Henry. Col., commanded South Carolina loyal militia, considered a poor leader with pro-Patriot sympathies.
Ruggles, Timothy. formed the Loyal American Association in 1775.

Simcoe, John. British officer, commanded the Queen's Rangers.
Skene, Phillip. Brigadier General, aide to General Burgoyne.
Skinner, Cortlanot. Brigadier General, commander of the New Jersey Loyalist Brigade.
Skinner, John. Captain, commanded a troop in the British Legion.
Starckloff, Captain, Hessian officer transferred to Loyalist service in order to command (and get a higher pay) a unit of cavalry in South Carolina from Hessians stationed there.
Stedman, Charles. Col., wrote a history of the American Revolution in 1794.

Tarleton, Banastre. Lt Col., commanded the British Legion, one of the most feared loyalist leaders, continued to serve in the British army after the war.
Turnbull, George. Lt. Col., Bn Cdr in DeLancey's NY Brigade.

Van Buskirk, Abram. Lt. Col., Bn Cdr in Skinner's NJ Brigade.

Winslow, Edward. Col.
Wright, Sir James. raised the Georgia Royalist Regiment in 1779.