Carolina Scots : an historical and genealogical study of over 100 years of emigration /
Kelly, Douglas F.
Kelly, Caroline Switzer.
Dillon, S.C. : 1739 Publications,
c1998.
Includes maps on endpapers.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 403-407) and index.
Pt. 1. From Scotland to Carolina. The highlands of Scotland: fountainhead of emigration -- Winds of change -- North Carolina: new home of the Highland Scots -- Appendix on Gaelic in North Carolina: past and present -- Pt. 2. Genealogy of representative Carolina Scots families. Some 1739 Argyll Colony families and other early settlers in mid-Cumberland and Harnett counties : McNeill, McAllister, Smith, McKay, Clark, McLean, Darroch -- The Buie family: Carolina and westward : Buie, McDuffie, Patterson -- The most Scottish county in North Carolina : Bethune, Cameron, Black, Patterson, Blue, Ferguson, Dalrymple, McCallum -- Skye families in Moore County : Martin, McIver, McGilvary, Murchison, Kelly, McIntosh, McLeod, Keith, McCaskill, McKenzie, McDonald, McCrummen/McCrimmon -- Families of western Cumberland, Robeson, and [present] Hoke counties -- Families of the Longstreet Church area of Cumberland County : McFayden, Lindsay, Gillis McInnis, McDiarmid, McRacken -- Families of upper Robeson and Scotland [Richmond] counties : McNair, McKinnon, MacQueen, McRae, McArn, Graham, Brown, McNeill, McCallum, McMillan -- "Lumber River Scots": Robeson County and Lower Cape Fear : McLean, Purcell, McIntyre, Torrey, Gilchrist, McLeod, Fairly, McKeithan, McColl (McCall), McMillan -- Highland Scots in the Pee Dee area of South Carolina : Carmichael, McIntyre, McLaurin, McColl, McRae, Henderson, Brown, McEachern, McDaniel, McLellan, McDonald -- Epilogue : South and west from Carolina.
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