The Scots in Germany and Prussia (1903)

[The Lawspeaker]

The Scots in Germany
Being a contribution towards the history of the Scot abroad
by Th A Fischer (first published in 1902)
My thanks for Gregory Lauder-Frost for making this book available to us.

• Preface
• Commerce and Trade - Part 1
• Commerce and Trade - Part 2
• The Army - Part 1
• The Army - Part 2
• The Church - Part 1
• The Church - Part 2
• Statesman and Scholar
• Appendix I
• Appendix II
• Appendix III - Lists of Scottish Names
• Appendix IV - Lists of Scottish Names

Scots in Eastern and Western Prussia
1903 edition by Otto Schulze & Co., Edinburgh


Prussia - "historical region of North Germany, on the Baltic," former kingdom in North Europe (1701-1871) dominant state of the German Empire (1871-1919): formally dissolved in 1947.

Dedicated to the Senatus Academicus Of Aberdeen

A sequel to the Scots in Germany, a contribution toward the history of the Scot Abroad.

See also our page on Danzig, Prussia.

CONTENTS

• Preface and Introduction
• Part I – The Scottish Trader (1)
• Part I – The Scottish Trader (2)
• Part I – The Scottish Trader (3)
• Part I – The Scottish Trader (4)
• Part I – The Scottish Trader (5)
• Part I – The Scottish Trader (6)
• Part I – The Scottish Trader (7)
• Part II – Military, Ecclesiastical and other Matters (1)
• Part II – Military, Ecclesiastical and other Matters (2)
• Part III – Documents (1)
• Part III – Documents (2)
• Part III – Documents (3)
• Part III – Documents (4)
• Part III – Documents (5)
• Part III – Documents (6)
• Supplement

• West Prussia Land Records
• Chapter 7-8 - The Scots in Prussia
  This is taken from the book Scottish Soldiers of Fortune. (pdf)

[Peterski]

There were no Scots in Prussia, there were Scots in the Prussian Partition of Poland, as David Worthington explains here:

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...-was-in-Poland

They came to that region in the 1500s and the 1600s, when the area was Polish. It was taken over by Prussia after 1772: