Mackall Blackmore Asdell Families of Indiana

The narrative chronicles the emigration of the Mackall, Asdell, Blackmore, Kern, Hasler, and Stone families from Europe to southern Indiana during the 18th and 19th centuries. It explores their motivations for leaving their homelands—adventure, persecution, famine, and poverty—and details their experiences as they settled in the small village of Scotland. This account highlights the resilience and determination of these families as they sought a new life in America, reflecting the spirit of the era.