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The Compendium of Irish Genealogy

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Where the Scotch-Irish Settled

18th Century Migration from Northern Ireland

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Scotch-Irish Settlements in South Carolina - southcarolinapioneers

The counties listed here is where you will discover the earliest settlements of the Scotch-Irish during the early 18th century.

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Reference, info, etc.

Acc. to Grant, between 1713 and 1775 more than a quarter of a million Ulster Scots and their kinfolk from the Scottish Lowlands migrated to America and became known as the Scotch-Irish. (p. 121).

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Mural in Northern Ireland [add location and reference] depicting Ulster-Scots in America.

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Flax, Farming, and Food: How Scotch-Irish Immigrants Contributed to New England Society in the 18th Century

What did the Scotch-Irish immigrants bring to New England? How did they contribute to their new society?

@systlin thank you so much for your spinning wheel photo! It’s so awesome to know that these old traditional home crafts are still being continued in the US today 300 years after the original Scotch-Irish/Ulster Scots emigration in 1718! 

Please feel free to check out the rest of the Worcester Historical Museum’s Worcester 1718 Scotch-Irish Heritage Project :) 

(Your photo is in the slideshow at the end of the post)

@lynoth715 you might also be interested in this.