PART ONE : FROM SCOTLAND TO CAROLINA
| Chapter One | The Highlands of Scotland: Fountainhead of Emigration |
| Chapter Two | Winds of Change |
| Chapter Three | North Carolina: New Home of the Highland Scots |
PART TWO : GENEALOGY OF REPRESENTATIVE CAROLINA SCOTS FAMILIES
| Chapter Four |
Some 1739 Argyll Colony Families, and other Early Settlers in Mid-Cumberland and Harnett Counties: McNeill, McAllister, Smith, McKay, Clark, McLean, Darroch |
| Chapter Five | The Buie Family Settles in Carolina and then Moves Westward: Buie, McDuffie, Patterson |
| Chapter Six | The Most Scottish County in North Carolina: Bethune, Cameron, Black, Patterson, Blue, Ferguson, Dalrymple, McCallum |
| Chapter Seven | Skye Families in Moore County: Martin, McIver, McGilvary, Murchison, Kelly, McIntosh, McLeod, Keith, McCaskill, McKenzie, McDonald, McCrummen/McCrimmon |
| Chapter Eight | Families of Western Cumberland, Robeson, and [Present] Hoke Counties: Monroe/Munroe, McKeithan, Currie, Johnson, McPhaul, Conoly |
| Chapter Nine | Families of the Longstreet Church Area of Cumberland County: McFadyen, Lindsay, Gillis, McInnis, McDiarmid, McRacken |
| Chapter Ten | Families of Upper Robeson and Scotland [Richmond] Counties: McNair, McKinnon, MacQueen, McRae, McArn, Graham, Brown, McNeill, McCallum, McMillan |
| Chapter Eleven | "Lumber River Scots", Robeson County and Lower Cape Fear: McLean, Purcell, McIntyre, Torrey, Gilchrist, Mcleod, Fairly, McKeithan, McColl/McCall, McMillan |
| Chapter Twelve | Highland Scots in the Pee Dee Area of South Carolina: Carmichael, McIntyre, McLaurin, McColl, McRae, Henderson, Brown, McEachern, McDonald, McLellan, McDaniel |
| Epilogue | South and West From Carolina |
