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Macmillans/Macmillions/Mcmullens Etc. 23 January 2020 FORENAME(S) BIRTHDATE BIRTH PLACE SPOUSE ADDITIONAL INFO FATHER MOTHER FAMILY Lyn Est 1932 Ayrshire, Scot MacMillans/Macmillions/McMullens etc. 23 January 2020 FORENAME(S) BIRTHDATE BIRTH PLACE SPOUSE ADDITIONAL INFO FATHER MOTHER FAMILY Lyn est 1932 Ayrshire, Scot. Mr. Mackay Thomas Ralston M'millan [004] Evelyn Harris [004] Lynda est 1968 IN, SCT John Thomas Fraser M'millan [016] Joan Morrison [016] Lynley Ann est 1960 New Zealand Unknown Allen Peter Barry M'millan [010] Norma Kendal [010] Lynn Marie 30 Jun 1970 Tift Co., GA, USA Jacob Boyd M'millan [006] Barbara F. Jones [006] Lynn 12 Sep 1940 CAN Kenneth Robin Huntley Duncan Ross M'millan Phyllis C. McKenzie Gray Lynne 24 Feb 1965 UK Chris Cooper John Alexander M'millan [072] Sheila Judith Fensome [072] Mabel Ann 28 Aug 1898 Allendale, MI, USA Forrest A. Snyder Peter M'millan [056] Mary Ann Fell [056] Mabel Elizabeth abt 1888 NZ or AUS Alexander M'millan Margaret Senior Mabel Florence 15 Jul 1876 Kingston, ON, CAN Samuel Howard Charles M'millan [093] Matilda Trimlett [093] Mabel Hannah 13 Feb 1891 Browns Valley, CA, USA James Enos M'millan [030] Clara Viola Love [030] Mabel Inez 15 Aug 1908 Berrien Co., GA, USA James D. Patton Robert Henderson M'millan [006] Martha I. Connell [006] Mabel Maxine 1915 USA Leo Bass Charles W. M'millan [039] Mabel McDill [039] Mabel Oren 1 Jun 1899 USA Mose Johnson Grandmother of Connie Freeman Lawrence M'millan Anne Elizabeth Millan Mabel W. 18 Jun 1875 NY ?, USA Walter Hogle John M'millan [030] Aurelia Warren [030] Mabel 1880 Sunny Brae, Pictou, NS, CAN Howard Colborne Dr. Finlay M'millan [011] Amelia Hall [011] Mable 17 Jun 1926 Colquitt Co., GA, USA Rev. Benjamin S. Earnest Jacob M. M'millan [006] Annie Arnold [006] Mack Allen 15 Aug 1928 Berrien Co., GA, USA Claudia W. M'millan Ollie Edwin M'millan [006] Thelma Allen [006] Mackenzie Oct 2003 USA Daniel Lee M'millan [038] Brandi Unknown [038] [038] Mackin abt 1836 SC, USA J. G. M'millan Mary M'millan [039] [039] Madeline Emily 1 Oct 1991 Tampa, FL, USA Kenneth Neil M'millan Rebecca E. Reed Madeline 13 Aug 1841 Pickens Co., AL, USA Joel Rogers John M'millan Mary Kilpatrick M'keown Madge Elizabeth 10 Aug 1932 SC, USA Fred C. Fore Maxcy Keith M'millan [006] Madge Lee Tumblin [006] Madge 6 Jun 1918 USA Charles Augustus Banks III Robert Bruce M'millan [065] Maude Sheppard [065] Madie Priscilla 12 Nov 1915 Pierce Co., GA, USA Robert M. Jones John R. M'millan [006] Martha E. R. Sutton [006] Madison Brown abt 1804 Greenbrier Co., VA, USA Joseph M'millan [054] Jane Madison Arbuckle [054] Madison est 1854 USA Died in infancy. Col. Fields J. M'millan [065] Mary Polly Faw [065] Mae est 1895 NS, CAN Unknown Dimock John D. M'millan [014] Margaret J. Foster [014] Mae 1920 Franklin Centre, Huntingdon, QC, CAN To Burke, NY, USA. Wilbert M'millan [083] Mildred Hanna [083] Maggie C. 11 May 1868 Gallia Co., OH, USA William Jackson Samuel Robert M'millan [054] Harriet Cook [054] Maggie Clyde 4 Sep 1896 USA Charles T. Edwards John Lourie M'millan [065] Alice Caudill [065] Maggie Elizabeth 20 Jul 1904 Irwin Co., GA, USA Barney Kirkland Jacob M'millan [006] Ava Jane Paulk [006] Maggie Jean 30 Apr 1916 USA Jack K. Hunter Robert Bruce M'millan [065] Maude Sheppard [065] Maggie 1846 Glengarry Co, ON, CAN Dougald M'millan Twin of Katie. Ewen "Ban" M'millan [041] Christy M'leod [041] Maggie abt 1869 Glen Urquhart, IN, SCT Alexander M'millan [014] Mary Fraser [014] Maggie 1888 AR, SCT Alfred Tillman M'millan [105] Nancy J. Campbell [105] Maggie 6 Feb 1890 Berrien Co., GA, USA James E. Sutton Malcolm A. M'millan [006] Mary Alexander [006] Maggie 9 Nov 1894 Colquitt Co., GA, USA Lewis C. Vickers Thomas M'millan [006] Sidney F. Baker [006] Maggie abt 1907 Perth, Scot. William M'millan Jessie Rylance Maggie 25 Nov 1911 Berrien Co., GA, USA David H. Tanner Randal M'millan [006] Alice Luke [006] Mahala 5 Nov 1819 NC, USA Caswell Halsey John (B.) M'millan [065] Narcissa Gambill [065] Mahala 25 Apr 1882 Berrien Co., GA, USA Thomas Nobles Archibald M'millan [006] Abigail Griffin [006] Mahalah abt 1844 VA, USA Abijah M'millan [096] Sarah/Sally Chandler [096] Mahlon Nesbit 1840 GA, USA Died unmarried. Sinclair M'millan [007] Clarissa Richardson [007] Mahlon 2 Feb 1800 York, PA, USA Rachel Richards Thomas M'millan [048] Ruth Moore [048] Mai Eirene 1982 Japan or USA David Peter M'millan [024] Yumiko Hamahata [024] Malcolm (Duncan) 1875 Lochranza, Isle of Arran, SCT Neil M'millan [037] Margaret (Fullerton) M'larty [037] Malcolm A. 11 Nov 1851 Irwin Co., GA, USA Mary Alexander "Short finger Macom" Malcolm M'millan [006] Rachel Sumner [006] Luelany Bell Pearson Malcolm Bell 27 Jul 1901 Sault St. Marie, MI, USA Jean Dalrymple Donald (Dan) M'millan Florence Catherine M'neil Malcolm Cook est 1905 Stockton, Al Unknown Wife Malcolm (Uncle Dunc) M'millan [033] Carrie Cook [033] Malcolm E. 8 Oct 1875 Berrien Co., GA, USA Delilah Harper "Make" Archibald M'millan [006] Abigail Griffin [006] Cathrine Sullivan Malcolm G. 1821 ? NC, USA Angus M'millan Nancy Jarman Malcolm Hunter 10 Dec 1931 SC, USA Ora Sherrill Poulnot In Mullins, SC, in 1978 Edward Tate M'millan [006] Sadie Kate Hunter [006] Malcolm Hunter 15 Jan 1957 Mullins, Marion Co., SC, USA Malcolm Hunter M'millan [006] Ora Sherrill Poulnot [006] Malcolm J. 12 Aug 1852 Irwin Co., GA, USA Sarah J. R. Griffin Senator John M'millan [006] Sarah\Sallie Paulk [006] Malcolm James 1967 U.K. Amanda Taylor George Gordon M'millan [001] Cecilia Jane Spurgin [001] Malcolm Jason 5 Nov 1922 Berrien Co., GA, USA Betty Jane Ferguson Clarence Eugene M'millan [006] Katherine King [006] Malcolm Kingsley 20 Oct 1852 ENG ? Alexander M'millan [037] Caroline Brimley [037] Malcolm L. 24 Oct 1853 Irwin Co., GA, USA Narcissa Henderson "Red Malcolm" Archibald M'millan [006] Margaret Young [006] Malcolm Leonard 13 May 1857 Nr. Mullins, Marion Co., SC, USA Mary Alice Keith Malcolm S. M'millan [006] Elizabeth Sarah Williamson [006] Malcolm Leonard 12 Aug 1918 Conway, SC, USA Mary Elizabeth Parker Oliver Hoyt M'millan [006] Anna Margaret Mellette [006] Malcolm M'bean 1908 Kiltarlity, IN, SCT Marie Cameron John M'millan [023] Barbara M'bean [023] Malcolm M'intosh 1941 SCT In Conon Bridge in 1991 Donald William M'millan [031] Catherine Aird M'intosh [031] Malcolm M. 31 Dec 1829 AL, USA Elizabeth Killcreas Hector M'millan [033] Anna (Annie) M'millan [033] [033] Malcolm S. 4 Dec 1823 Carolinas, USA Elizabeth Sarah Williamson Malcolm ? Singleton ? M'millan Neil M'millan [006] Sarah Wilson [006] Malcolm Yullee 22 Dec 1884 Mullins, SC, USA Mattie Bray Neil Alexander M'millan [006] Eunice I. David [006] Malcolm est 1285 Scot. Unknown Wife Recorded in MS1460 Maolmuire (mac Can) M'millan [001] Unknown Wife [001] Malcolm est 1325 Scot. Unknown Wife Last name in MS1460 Malcolm ("Mor") M'millan [001] Unknown Wife [001] 133 MacMillans/Macmillions/McMullens etc. 23 January 2020 FORENAME(S) BIRTHDATE BIRTH PLACE SPOUSE ADDITIONAL INFO FATHER MOTHER FAMILY Malcolm est 1445 Knapdale, Scot. Unknown Wife Laird of Knap Alexander M'millan [001] Erca M'neil [001] Malcolm abt 1716 Mull of Kintyre, SCT Catherine M'arthur Emig. to NC, USA in 1774 [006] Malcolm est 1730 SCT (Lochaber ?) or France Existence by tradition Millan Mhor Unknown Wife Malcolm 1734 Lochranza, Isle of Arran, SCT Janet Kerr Birth and death dates from gravestone [037] Malcolm est 1740 SCT Catherine M'queen In Penchorran, Portree, isle of Skye. [090] Malcolm abt 1746 Mull of Kintyre, SCT Mary M'intyre Emig. to NC early in 1774 Malcolm M'millan [006] Catherine M'arthur [006] Malcolm est 1755 SCT Margaret M'laren Malcolm est 1770 SCT Ann Shaw [079] Malcolm abt 1771 Kintyre, SCT Flora Patterson Sometime in Marion Co., SC John M'millan [006] Margaret M'neil [006] Malcolm abt 1775 SCT or NC, USA Margaret Smith Archibald M'millan [033] Margaret Murphy [033] Malcolm abt 1775 AR ?, SCT James M'millan Rose M'larty Malcolm 1778 NC, USA To Jefferson Co., MS Iver M'millan Flora Currie Malcolm 1779 Cock Farm, Isle of Arran, SCT Death info from gravestone Malcolm M'millan [037] Janet Kerr [037] Malcolm est 1780 Lochaber, SCT ? Margaret M'millan In Glen Alpine, Antigonish John M'millan Malcolm abt 1785 NC, USA Prob. born Richmond Co. Malcolm M'millan [006] Mary M'intyre [006] Malcolm abt 1790 AR ?, SCT Duncan M'millan Florence M'millan Malcolm 1795 Campbeltown, Scot. Edward M'millan Catherine M'callum Malcolm 15 Apr 1798 NC, USA Archibald M'millan [006] Mary Blue [006] Malcolm abt 1799 Upper Corrie, Arran, BU, SCT Sometime Baptist Min. in Stirling Duncan M'millan [037] Catherine Crawford [037] Malcolm est 1800 SCT Mary M'lean From Muck to Nova Scotia in 1822. Lachlan (?) M'millan [073] Unknown Wife [073] Malcolm est 1801 Carolinas, USA Theachy Brown To Talladega, AL, USA Malcolm M'millan [006] Flora Patterson [006] Malcolm 6 Jul 1804 Kilbride, Arran, Scot. John M'millan [037] Mary Miller [037] Malcolm 1807 Kilmory etc., Isle of Arran, SCT In the Butt, Lochranza, according to family tree Alexander M'millan [037] Catherine Kelso [037] Malcolm 1810 Isle of Arran, BU, SCT To North America (? Megantic Co. ?) Neil M'millan [037] Margaret Kelso [037] Malcolm 29 Apr 1812 Camden Co., GA, USA Rachel Sumner Civil war veteran Daniel M'millan [006] Margaret Smith [006] Malcolm abt 1815 AR, SCT Unknown M'millan Malcolm abt 1816 Robeson Co., NC, USA Mary M'caskill Duncan M'millan [086] Mary (Polly) Wilkerson [086] Malcolm 28 May 1820 Craigston, Barra, SCT John M'millan Janet M'kinnon Malcolm abt 1825 Balivanich, Benbecula, IN, SCT Ann Morrison Alexander M'millan [049] Catherine Morrison [049] Malcolm 16 May 1826 Green, Barra, IN, SCT Donald M'millan Mary M'neil Malcolm est 1830 NS, CAN ? Donald ("The Turner") M'millan [073] Mary Campbell [073] Malcolm abt 1832 St.
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