Poet and Songwriter Robert Allan (Born in Kilbarchan In, 1774) Died in New York, Six Days After Sailing There From Scotland to Join His Son. He Had Believed That His Poetry Would Be Better Appreciated in North America.

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June 01, 1841

Poet and songwriter Robert Allan (born in Kilbarchan in, 1774) died in New York, six days after sailing there from Scotland to join his son. He had believed that his poetry would be better appreciated in North America.

The Irish Emigrant Society is founded in New York

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Dr Henry Faulds, who established the uniqueness of fingerprints, born in Beith, Ayrshire.

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The Irish Emigrant Society is founded in New York

← The Irish Emigrant Society is founded in New York

Poet and songwriter Robert Allan (born in Kilbarchan in, 1774) died in New York, six days after sailing there from Scotland to join his son. He had believed that his poetry would be better appreciated in North America.

Dr Henry Faulds, who established the uniqueness of fingerprints, born in Beith, Ayrshire.

Dr Henry Faulds, who established the uniqueness of fingerprints, born in Beith, Ayrshire. →

June 1, 1841

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