It has been described by military historians as the most active and successful Provincial Corps in the Northern Command during the Revolution. On disbandment, over 800 men served in the Rangers, and most of them took up new residences in Upper Canada as United Empire Loyalists. Many of the officers and men, and their sons, served their King in the militia of Upper Canada, in particular the Lincoln Militia, during the War of 1812. Their descendants have continued to serve the Crown in both regular and reserve units until the present day. Regimental Headquarters is co-located with McDonell's Company in Brantford, Ontario.
Independent companies exist in both Canada and the United States.
This Crown Forces in America 1775-1783 site is owned by Alan Woolley . There have been visitors to this page since 12 January 1997. The design and maintenance of this page is by Major Alan D. Woolley CD, The Lincoln and Welland Regiment.