The Scotch-Irish: Or, The Scot in North Britain, North Ireland, and North America, Volume 1G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1902 - 623 pages |
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afterwards Alclyde Alexander American ancient Angles Angus Annals army battle became begat Bernicia bishop Britain British Britons brother Brythons Caithness called Captains Carolina castle Celtic Celts century Chronicle Church Clyde Colonel colonies commissioned officers Constantine Cumbria Cumbrians Dalriada Danes David death descent died district Dumfries and Galloway Duncan Eadberht Earl early Edward enemies English father Fergus Firth fought Gaelic Galloway Galwegians Goidels Henry inhabitants invaded Ireland Irish island James John Kenneth king of Scotland kingdom land later liberty Lord Lord of Galloway Lothian Macbeth Malcolm Massachusetts Moray nation native non-commissioned and privates Norman Norse Norsemen northern Northumbrians Orkney Pennsylvania Pictish Picts population possession Presbyterian probably province race Regiment.-Colonel regiments reigned Robert Roman Saxons says Scotch Scotch-Irish Scots Scottish Simeon of Durham slain southern Strathclyde succeeded Talorcan territory Thomas Thorfinn throne Ulster Virginia Welsh William York