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Welcome to MicroHistory Press 📜

Tracing the migrations, bloodlines, frontier settlements, and world events that shaped generations across centuries of diaspora.

From Border tower houses and noble Scottish bloodlines to Appalachian farms, mill villages, and frontier communities, the stories preserved here follow ordinary and extraordinary lives as they moved through war, migration, hardship, survival, and transformation.

The goal is not simply to preserve history, but to make it tangible, emotional, and alive again for modern readers.

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Captivating & Epic

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An absolute masterpiece of a read that sweeps you into a gripping world of survival. The vivid storytelling and raw human drama make this epic journey so entirely captivating from the very first page.

new releases…

  • Kings of the Blue Ridge

    Kings of the Blue Ridge showcases a bloodline carried from the borderlands of Scotland and Ireland into the North Carolina mountains and the foothills of Tennessee.

    Seven generations shaped by migration, frontier survival, labor, war, poverty, resilience, and the changing world around them, the book reconstructs lives whose journeys moved from Scotland & Ireland into the evolving landscape of early America.

    ❧ July 2026

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    The Carruthers Men

    The rise and continuation of the Carruthers bloodline through the Scottish Borders from the 15th to the early 18th century.

    In the new book The Carruthers Men, follow the ‘Lords of Holmains’ across generations shaped by war, shifting allegiances, frontier politics, and the changing world surrounding them — from the tower houses of Dumfriesshire to the final years before movement into Ulster and the Atlantic world beyond.

    ❧ Fall 2026

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  • Book cover titled "The Housewives of Holmans" with ornate gold thistle flowers, an illustration of Holmains Tower circa 1500 on a black background.

    The Housewives of Holmains

    The Housewives of Holmains steps into the powerful families the Carruthers men married into — women whose bloodlines carried the house through royal courts, Border feuds, clan warfare, shifting alliances, and the political struggles of the western marches of Scotland.

    This story features the noble families who helped shape the rise, endurance, and legacy at Holmains Tower during the turbulent centuries of Border history.

    ❧ Coming Soon

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  • Book cover titled "The Royal Branch, Edinburgh" with a detailed illustration of Edinburgh's skyline, a royal crest, and decorative floral elements in gold and red.

    The Royal Branch

    Presenting The Royal Branch tracing the royal blood flowing into the Carruthers line through Margaret Chalmers and the powerful ancestral families surrounding her lineage — a branch tied to the noble courts, dynasties, and political alliances in Scotland.

    Moving through generations shaped by royal service, hereditary influence, and the turbulent world of medieval and early modern Scotland, the research traces the aristocratic bloodlines that connected the Carruthers family to the wider political and noble landscape surrounding the Scottish Crown.

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“books are aN Act of preservation. Many of the lives documented here would otherwise remain names in a DUSTY ledger. By reconstructing their environments and experiences, this work gives dimension to those lives allowing them to be understood, as people.”

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