He made that distinction. On filing the US corporate papers for Bell, he listed his nationality as Scottish American.
His father sold the Canadian rights that became Bell Canada after many mergers. I don't know what his nationality was.
Then again, as Scot (heritage) myself, I have a hard time believing any Scot ever considered themselves any nationality (apart from Scot).
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