Genealogy Clues by Jeannette Holland Austin
- The Irish and Scottish emigrants generally landed in Lancaster and Burke counties in Philadelphia and adopted the same names when settling in South Carolina.
- Settlements were in Chester, Chesterfield, Laurens, and Lancaster Counties.
- County records should be researched in the parent county, as well as adjoining counties.
- During the 18th century, families were traversing the frontier through the Blue Ridge and Alleghany Mountains.