under the aegis of the Cataraqui Archaeological Research Foundation. The 2003 production was sung by Kingston soprano Rhona Gale, with Carrie Wyatt, flute, and the composer at the piano. The opera has since been developed into a full four acts. On June 17, 2015, Limestone District School Board trustees selected Molly Brant as the name for a new elementary public school located on Lyons Street on Queen Elizabeth Collegiate property. References Notes Citations Bibliography Further reading Elbourne, Elizabeth. "Family Politics and Anglo-Mohawk Diplomacy: The Brant Family in Imperial Context". Journal of Colonialism and Colonial History 6, number 3 (Winter 2005). Green, Gretchen. "Molly Brant, Catherine Brant, and Their Daughters: A Study in Colonial Acculturation." Ontario History 81 (September 1989): 236–50. Gundy, H. Pearson. "Molly Brant—Loyalist." Ontario History 45 (1953): 97–108. Johnston, Jean. "Ancestry and Descendants of Molly Brant." Ontario History 63 (June 1971): 86–92. Maurice Kenny. Tekonwatonti: Molly Brant (1735–1795): Poems of War. Buffalo, NY: White Pine Press, 1992. Thomas, Earle. The Three Faces of Molly Brant. Kingston, Ontario: Quarry Press, 1996. . External links "Molly Brant", Cataraqui Archaeology Research Foundation "Biography: Molly Brant", Canadian Museum of Civilization Allan W Eckert, Wilderness Empire (1968) . This is an historical novel exploring the lives of Brant and Sir William Johnson. Eckert extracted information from multiple historical documents, and imagined details of events and dialogs. "MOLLY / DEGONWADONTI: Her life in documents". This is a repository of written documents pertaining to Molly's life, maintained by Dr. Michael D. Elliot. 1736 births 1796 deaths British Indian Department Indigenous leaders in Ontario Anglican saints Women diplomats Female Native American leaders Loyalists in the American Revolution from New York (state) American Mohawk people Native American women in warfare Persons of National Historic Significance (Canada) Native Americans in the American Revolution People of the Province of New York People from Kingston, Ontario Pre-Confederation Ontario people Women in the American Revolution Canadian Mohawk people People from Canajoharie, New York United Empire Loyalists 18th-century Native American women