Examples of 'scottish immigrant' in a sentence
Meaning of "scottish immigrant"
scottish immigrant: a person who has moved to a new country to reside there permanently, originating from Scotland
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scottish immigrant
Scottish immigrant mother and children upon arrival.
Dee is the son of Scottish immigrant parents.
A Scottish immigrant who came to.
He was the son of a Scottish immigrant.
His mother was a Scottish immigrant and his paternal grandparents were of German origin.
His father was one of seven sons of a Scottish immigrant to Australia.
Scottish immigrant and entrepreneur Robert Dunsmuir commissioned the home for his wife in the 1880s.
His father was a poor Scottish immigrant who became a wealthy investor.
One of the early proponents of modern philanthropy was Andrew Carnegie, a Scottish immigrant.
My grandfather was also a Scottish immigrant who came to this country to escape grinding poverty.
John Young was born in Melbourne to Scottish immigrant parents.
Andrew Carnegie was a Scottish immigrant who created a steel empire in Pittsburg.
It is believed that Wood met Carnegie through William Clark, also a Scottish immigrant.
His father is a Scottish immigrant.
Samuel Anderson a Scottish immigrant who in 1835 established the third permanent settlement in Victoria at Bass.
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John Muir was a Scottish immigrant.
Scottish immigrant John Naylor is credited with importing the first Scotties to America in 1883.
He was a Scottish immigrant.
He lived first with the family of John Murray, a Scottish immigrant and a Presbyterian.
Fergusson was a recent and penniless Scottish Immigrant and he was eleven years younger than Elizabeth.
That guy was 69-year-old John McMillan, a Scottish immigrant and owner of the restaurant.
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