• 1799 - David Higginbotham puta his land at the head of Lake Temiscouata for sale in the Quebec Gazette
• 1814 - Letter and report from Joseph Bouchette, Esquire, Surveyor General for Upper and Lower Canada, to Sir Georges Prevost, Governor in Chief of British North America and Commander in Chief of all Forces, at Quebec City and dated June 30, 1814.
• 1811 - Many changes have been made to years between 1800-1811 - however, the year 1811 is particular full of new information and details - good reading! (mostly French at this point)
• Romain Long - Innkeeper and mailman - pictures and information from the 1851 Census in Clair
• New document found with Philip Long's signature - Gilles Long has uncovered a petition signed by Philip Long in 1798-1799.  The petition is about changes to be made to the Royal Road just outside Rivière du Loup.
• New document on the possibilities of Philip Long having had a brother - Sergent John Long, du King’s American Dragoons (KAD), frère de Philip?  The text was authored by Donald Long but is only available in French.

April 2006

• Update to Early Years up to 1775 document.
• Updates to the Long-Lang Surname pages.  We have included new information on the origins of the name Long.

March 2006

• Declarations by the three Courriers who accused Philip Long of delaying the English Mail - Robichaud, Tardie and Beaulieu.
• Letters and correspondence- all of the known letters written by, or about, Philip Long is now included in the site, including images of the original documents.  The other documents that may contain a signature by Philip Long can be found under Grants.
• Phillip Long: A name tha appears in the New York Volunteers (NYV) et West Florida Royal Forresters (WFRF) regiments - is either of them our ancestor?
• A New Le Courrier - Volume 2, Number 2, 2006

February 2006

• Military - A comprehensive page full of resources and Muster Rolls!
• Le Madawaska article, dated July 17, 1958 - Authored by J.A. Robert Pichette, Le Courrier Phillip Long

January 2006

• Updated look and feel for the Philip Long GenWeb
• His Life - 1742-1832 - a completely redesigned section of the site

January 2004

• Letter from Heriot to Addison, July 31, 1816 - Philip Long is said to have lost an eye in the "service".
• J. Montgomery Seaver, Long Family Records, 1929
• Articles - Captain John Must have had an interesting Career (the Selectmen)
• Muster Rolls - all of the Rolls that contain Philip Long's name -  original and transcription.
• Maps - lots and lots of maps of the places and areas where Philip Long would have traveled during his life
  • Maps of New York;  Long Island; Savannah
• Cabano - Fort Ingall in Cabano, Quebec is at the head of Lake Temiscouata.  Did you know that Philip Long had a "hotel", more likely a "poste de relais" across from the Fort?
  • Poste de relais à la tête du lac Témiscouata
• Burkes' Landed Gentry - If you ever wanted to know if a Long family had achieved Landed Gentry status in England, here is your opportunity!
  • Longs of Sydendham