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1718 - The Scots-Irish Journey to the New World

The Ulster Scots Agency have funded a site which explores the historical background and events of the first organized migration from the Bann valley of the north of Ireland to New Hampshire in America. The site provides research suggestions for people from both sides of the Atlantic, in hopes of helping re-establish links broken in 1718.

Ancestry.com - The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633

A CD-ROM for sale.

Irish Immigrant Advertisements, 1831-1920 ^FREE

Database from the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts.

Maine Ulster-Scots

Genealogical and historical resources for tracing the Ulster-Scots migration to Maine and New England prior to the American Revolution. The Maine Ulster Scots Project is sponsored by the Saint Andrew's Society of Maine. Its mission is to gather and save the stories of Maine's Ulster Scots (Scots-Irish) families and to periodically publish and otherwise share that information with the public and with Maine's students.

Olive Tree Genealogy: Search Engines for Ships Passenger Lists to New England

Custom Search Engine allows you to search multiple Internet sites for Passenger Lists of ships going to New England (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont) United States.

Olive Tree Genealogy: Ships Passenger Lists, Ship Confidence

Passenger List of Ship Confidence, England to New England 1638.