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15 Aug 2009 20:44 #34
by howard phillips
I recently came across a letter from a S. Tallant to my dad (Howard Phillips) that states
Tradition passed down through the generations is that our Phillips ancestors migrated to Pennslyvania from England-date unknown. From Pennslyvania some migrated to North Carolina.
Does anyone have anything on this???
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16 Aug 2009 18:03 #35
by NancyK
Hi, Howard,
There was a road called the Great Wagon Road or the Great Valley Road that stretched from New York to the Carolinas. It was called the Great Valley Road because it followed the Shenandoah Valley. In 1744, after a treaty was made with the Indians, it became the most heavily traveled road in Colonial America. During the period from 1745 to 1775, thousands of immigrants used this road. Many of them were Scotch-Irish families who had sailed from Ireland to Philadelphia or Alexandria.
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