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Flora Macdonald Relics Linked To Old Black Plantation
The Moore County piece notes Flora Macdonald’s memory tied to the Little River area near Pinehurst. The North Carolina Historical Society houses silver buckles gold keys and a mulberry tree gavel used by Governor Locke Craig at a Scottish Society meeting. Carruthers records fire and flight from Killiegray to Kenneth Black’s home, where Flora sheltered with her daughters and mourned her follower Dan Macdonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Historical Society
Raleigh
Flora Macdonald
Locke Craig
Scottish Society of America
Pinehurst
New South
Scotland
Prince Charlie
Carruthers
Malcomb Black
Little River
Carthage
Killiegrey
Mountain Creek
Kenneth
Malcomb
Kenneth Black
Southern Pines
America
Flora
Moore’s Bridge
Dan Macdonald