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post-Loyalist Hist. 
n. an American settler who moved into Canada (1790-1800) after the influx of the true refugees, the motive usually being to take advantage of the Crown lands being opened for settlement.
See also: late Loyalist Pre-Loyalist
- 1948 The Americans thought . . . the Loyalists would have had time to regret their previous decision and the great flood of "post-Loyalists" who had followed them to British North America looking for new land and opportunities would be ripe for revolt.
- 1957 During the next thirty years [1795-1825] . . . increasing numbers of post-Loyalist settlers [came] into Upper Canada, where they settled along the shores of Lakes Erie and Lake Ontario.
- 1948 The Americans thought . . . the Loyalists would have had time to regret their previous decision and the great flood of "post-Loyalists" who had followed them to British North America looking for new land and opportunities would be ripe for revolt.