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Old Scottish Cemetery
Carthage
Yonder through the trees outside Carthage, you might could get a window to a world not often remembered. Before the Revolutionary War, many from the Scottish Highlands and the Isle of Skye moved to areas of the Cape Fear River Valley, like present-day Moore County. Among pine trees so similar to those back home, they farmed, built towns, spoke Gaelic, and left behind burial grounds similar to the one nearly hidden in the woods off Bethlehem Church Road.

More Scots migrated to North Carolina in the 18th century than to any other state,Their culture lingers on the tongues of many North Carolinians who speak Scottish words and phrases like “yonder,” “might could,” and “nary.”
It also nests in names like MacDonald, MacNeill, and Black.
Or you can tarry in the pine needles and oak leaves, and pick between the old stones. You can see Gaelic scrawls and these graves of loved ones placed tenderly beside each other, these people still knitted into us today.
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