Irish Immigration to St. Louis. ... He discussed The Great Famine in Ireland in the 1800s and how the Irish settled in what became known as "Kerry Patch" in St. Louis. Bell Ringer Assignment.

Their story is not uncommon for Irish immigrants who sailed across the Atlantic in the late 1800s. Favalora said that Irish immigrants were unusual in the sense that they didn't come to America as ...

MILFORD — A personal development expert has released his first novel, which examines the lives of two immigrants who arrived in Milford during the mid-1800s. In an announcement, the Milford ...

MILFORD — A personal development expert has released his first novel, which examines the lives of two immigrants who arrived in Milford during the mid-1800s. In an announcement, the Milford ...

Following Ohio's statehood in 1803, immigrants from Germany, Great Britain and Ireland made up the bulk of foreign-born Ohioans, according to Ben Baughman, another curator for the Ohio History ...

Irish immigrants have a long history in upstate New York ... Many of those poor souls were forced here by the famines of the early and mid-1800s, and they came looking for a job.

Over the past two centuries, some 79 million people have come to the U.S. and obtained legal resident status. They started from Ireland, fleeing the potato famine, in the mid-1800s. Then Germany ...

Irish Expulsion . Back in the 1800’s, the United States faced one of its first big immigration crises. The potato famine in Ireland caused widespread poverty, and as Irish immigrants flocked to ...

The Know-Nothings: the United States' first anti-immigration party. Conceived in fear and prejudice in the 1800s, the short-lived Know-Nothing Party's intolerance toward German and Irish ...