"UEL" isn't a term that's used much in the U.S.; it's mostly associated with Canada.
The "official" definition of a United Empire Loyalist is a Loyalist who left what became the U.S. and moved to other British colonies in North America, including Bermuda and the Caribbean.
So someone like Pardon Tabor wouldn't really qualify. He was a Loyalist, but he wasn't a United Empire Loyalist. (Put another way: All United Empire Loyalists were Loyalists, but not all Loyalists were United Empire Loyalists.)
Since Tabor never left the U.S. -- he actively chose to stay -- I don't know if we have a project for him.