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Appalachian Settlers from the East Coast

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Alicia M Prater · Projectkin

Migration Stories Path Description: This is the first of a series of migration paths described for collaborative research.

This 1833 wall map, titled “Map Of The United States,” was published by H. Phelps in New York, with engraving by William Hooker and additional distribution by R. & J. O’Hara of Troy, N.Y. Source: DavidRumsey.com
This 1833 wall map, titled “Map Of The United States,” was published by H. Phelps in New York, with engraving by William Hooker and additional distribution by R. & J. O’Hara of Troy, N.Y. Source: DavidRumsey.com

Migration Path as Described by Alicia M Prater

Before the Civil War, Native Americans and non-White settlers of the Mid-Atlantic states went west into Appalachia seeking freedom, land, and safety.

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Medical science PhD who turned my research skills towards genealogy and lineage research. I've been involved in online publishing since 1997 but I've been a writer and the family historian even longer.

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