Why Border Families Left Scotland
Krysta Abesamis Krysta Abesamis

Why Border Families Left Scotland

“For many, the Atlantic crossing appeared to outsiders as the beginning of a journey. But in truth, it represented the continuation of one already generations old. The movement from Scotland into Ulster formed the middle passage between the western marches and the Appalachian frontier — linking the tower houses of Dumfriesshire to the valleys of Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, and the American South.”

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