This episode delves into the life and influence of James McGregor, a prominent Ulster Scots pastor and leader, who played a critical role in establishing a community in New Hampshire in the early 18th century. From his burial in the forest graveyard to his leadership during challenging times, McGregor’s determination to create a home where civil liberties and religious freedoms were upheld is celebrated. The film highlights his influence on his community's work ethic and ingenuity, which still resonate today. It also examines the civic contributions of James McKean and James Gregg, showcasing the interplay of religious and civic leadership in shaping the early American frontier.

• Ulster-Scots Broadcast Fund