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Scots Settlers in America Sourcebook
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This is a selection of articles detailing the role of the Scots settlers in the early development of the American nation ...
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A History of Marlboro County, South Carolina with Traditions and Sketches of Numerous Families
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This history concentrates upon many families of Scottish and Welsh descent that emigrated to the county of Marlboro in South Caroline. It includes the McCall, McColl, and McLaurin families, but also has information on McLeod, Brown, Lee, Cox, Irby, Cochrane, Spears, Vining, Gillespie, Thomas, Parker, McCoy, Leggett, and Bennett ...
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The Scots in Germany and The Scots in Eastern and Western Prussia
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This CD contains two books on a single CD. 'The Scots in Germany: Being a Contribution toward the History of the Scot Abroad' originally published in 902 with 335 pages, together with 'The Scots in Eastern and Western Prussia' originally published 1903, with 267 pages ...
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Going Abroad: The MacGibbon Family and Other Early Scottish Emigrants to Otago and Southland, New Zealand
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List Price AU$49.50
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This is an illustrated social history about early migrants to the Free Church of Scotland settlement in Otago, New Zealand in the mid 19th century. "Going Abroad" has become a standard reference for people researching their roots in Otago and Southland ...
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An Unstoppable Force: The Scottish Exodus to Canada
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From the late 18th century, a growing number of Scots sought the better life that Canada offered. In this major study of Scottish emigration, Lucille Campey traces the relocation of over 100,000 emigrants to their new homes in Canada ...
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The Kingdom of MacBrayne: From Steamships to Car-Ferries in the West Highlands and Hebrides
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Today, the shipowner David MacBrayne (1817-1907) is just as well-known as Samuel Cunard. Red-funnelled ships which bear his name continue to operate 100 years after his death. This book tells the story of David MacBrayne, his ships, his company, his predecessors, rivals ...
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