THE DISTRICT KNOWN AS IRISH TRACT.

A Moravian missionary who went from Pennsylvania to Georgia, in

1743–’44, writes that while in the lower valley of Virginia: “I asked

him (Joist Hite) for the way to Carolina. He told me of one which runs

for 150 miles through Irish settlements, the district being known as

Irish tract.”—(_Virginia Magazine of History and Biography_, October,

1904.)

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