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Irish Scots Celtic

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The Scots-Irish, also commonly called Scotch-Irish, are the descendents of the Ulster-Scots of Ireland that settled in the colonies and former colonies of Great Britain. The Ulster-Scots are lowland Scots from the English-Scottish border that settled in Ulster from 1610-1630. Famous Scots-Irish Americans include President Andrew Jackson, Sam Houston, Daniel Boone, and Davy Crockett.

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- Article in Parade magazine by James Webb.
- Focuses on helping genealogists trace their Scots-Irish ancestors. Includes history, links, bibliography, and email list.
- The migration of the Scots-Irish people to southwestern North Carolina.
- History of the Ulster-Scots, genealogy and Ulster place names in Canada.
- Extracted from the original court records of Augusta County 1745-1800.
- Non-sectarian, non-political cultural and social organization committed to the promotion of the general awareness of the Ulster-Scots (Scots-Irish) history and heritage in America.
- Extensive historical article.
- Features genealogy, history, music and folklore plus streaming audio and video. Various forums for discussion of Ulster Scots related topics and an online store.
- History of the lowland Scot settlement of Ulster and the subsequent immigration of Ulster Scots to the colonies,
- Promotes Scotch-Irish (Ulster-American) history and culture. Presents information on the Center for Scotch-Irish Studies, Journal of Scotch-Irish Studies, Scotch-Irish Society of the USA, and Scotch-Irish Foundation.
- Includes definition, timeline, and history and genealogy links.
- Written by John Walker Dinsmore in 1906. Concerns the settlement of Pennsylvania.
- Describes the history and some personalities in the early settlement of the Middle Atlantic colonies.
- History and genealogy of the migration of the Scots from Northern Ireland to the American colonies in the 1700's.

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