Carolina cradle : settlement of the northwest Carolina frontier, 1747-1762 / Robert W. Ramsey.

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Ramsey, Robert Wayne [Author]

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9781469616797
9781469616803

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F262 .C376 1987

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General causes of the southward migration -- The first settlements, 1747-1751 -- Growth of the western settlement, 1750-1751 --March 25, 1752 -- In the forks of the Hadkin, 1752-1762 -- The Germans of the present Rowan County -- The western settlements, 1752-1762 -- The trading camp settlement, 1750-1762 -- Growth of the Irish settlement, 1752-1762 -- Quakers and baptists of the northwest frontier -- The Scotch-Irish migration -- The German migration -- Establishment of Salisbury -- The economic order -- Life of the people -- French and Indian war -- Conclusion.

Subject: Describes the "invasion" of emigrant families into the area and their socio-economic and religious reasons for migrating during the period. A #87-442 Gift-Friends of the Genealogy Collection.

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The setting -- General causes of the southward migration -- The first settlements, 1747-1751 -- Growth of the western settlement, 1750-1751 --March 25, 1752 -- In the forks of the Hadkin, 1752-1762 -- The Germans of the present Rowan County -- The western settlements, 1752-1762 -- The trading camp settlement, 1750-1762 -- Growth of the Irish settlement, 1752-1762 -- Quakers and baptists of the northwest frontier -- The Scotch-Irish migration -- The German migration -- Establishment of Salisbury -- The economic order -- Life of the people -- French and Indian war -- Conclusion.

Describes the "invasion" of emigrant families into the area and their socio-economic and religious reasons for migrating during the period. A #87-442 Gift-Friends of the Genealogy Collection.

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