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Macmillans/Macmillions/Mcmullens Etc MacMillans/Macmillions/McMullens etc. 23 January 2020 FORENAME(S) BIRTHDATE BIRTH PLACE SPOUSE ADDITIONAL INFO FATHER MOTHER FAMILY Isabella est 1995 AUS Campbell John M'millan [071] Joanna Unknown [071] Isabelle abt 1847 Scotch Hill, Pictou, NS, CAN Unknown Campbell Donald M'millan [011] Christina Ann (Christy) Forbes [011] Isabiah est 1817 GA, USA Died unmarried in Newton, MS. William M'millan [007] Elizabeth Maxwell Ishbel est 1938 IN, SCT William M'millan [013] Peggy M'rae [013] Isla Montague 29 Aug 1892 NC(?), USA John Fairly M'millan Annie Louise Holliday Isla 1910 Ottawa, ON, CAN Fred O'Callaghan David M'millan [094] Laura Smith [094] Isobel - see Isabel Isobel Elizabeth abt 1816 Keir, DM, SCT George Marchbank Robert M'millan [036] Mary Auld [036] Isobel Gray Jan 1894 ON, CAN Unmarried Alexander Gray M'millan Nina Gordon Hughes Isobel 8 Dec 1775 Laigh Gartvain, Southend, SCT Bapt. as Isabella. Hugh M'millan Barbara M'vicar Isobel abt 1784 Inveresk & Musselburgh, ML, SCT John M'millan Janet Wilkie(son) Isobel 8 Jul 1786 Gartvain, Southend, AR, SCT John M'millan Ann M'larty Isobel 1803 Aberdeen, SCT Thomas M'Millan [060] Isabel Rough [060] Isobel 14 Nov 1817 Dalkeith, Midlothian, Scot. John M'millan Isabel/Isabella Torrance Isobel est 1820 SCT Angus M'millan Isobel 1826 Aberdeen, SCT William M'kay Twin of Jane. William M'Millan [060] Helen Cruickshank [060] Isobel 1839 Penpont, DM, SCT James M'millan [036] Margaret Gillespie [036] Isobel 1874 NS, CAN Evan Fraser Kenneth M'millan [011] Isabel Ann Calder [011] Isobel 1913 Ottawa, ON, CAN William Tatham David M'millan [094] Laura Smith [094] Isobella Helen 28 Apr 1913 East Zorra, ON, CAN Robert P. Fugard Angus M'millan [076] Annie Matheson [076] Isom/Isham abt 1810 Patrick Co., VA, USA Catherine Hart/Heart William M'millan [096] Ruth Dillard [096] Israel Jackson 9 Jun 1879 Berrien Co., GA, USA Litula A. Mock Malcolm A. M'millan [006] Mary Alexander [006] Iva Emily 20 Jan 1918 Poltimore, QC, CAN Wilfred St. Michael John Allen M'millan Ethel Buckland Iva Pearl 4 Dec 1896 Hogsback Hill, Antrim, MI, USA Thomas Ira McCarry Duncan M'millan [056] Bertha Jane Washburn [056] Ivar Campbell 1867 Scot. Unmarried John Gordon M'millan [001] Margaret C. Holmes [001] Iver - also see Edward Iver or John abt 1748 Kintyre ?, SCT Jean Huie See "John or Iver M'millan" Iver est 1735 Kintyre, Scot.? Margaret M'millan Iver abt 1746 Kintyre, SCT Flora Currie "Effie" Gilbert M'millan Christiana Taylor Iver 11 Sep 1746 Kilblaan, Southend, AR, SCT Mary Safely HEICS; Laird of Inveresk Ronald M'millan Unknown Wife Iver est 1750 SCT Marion M'lachlan Iver est 1760 Kintyre, Scot.? Mary M'millan Iver 2 Sep 1773 Knockmoran, Kintyre, SCT Mary Unknown Rep. in NC House of Commons, 1824-1833. Ronald M'millan Jane M'neil Iver abt 1775 Kintyre, Scot.? Wife Unknown Iver 5 Jan 1778 Kilninver, Scot. Alexander M'millan Catherine M'intyre Iver 22 Mar 1789 Rhuduia, Killean, AR, SCT Hugh M'millan [076] Elizabeth M'millan [076] Iver 3 Feb 1798 Campbeltown, Scot. Donald M'millan Isabel M'millan Iver 18 Sep 1806 Campbeltown, Scot. Archibald M'millan More M'killop Iver abt 1830 NC, USA Iver M'millan Mary Unknown Iver est 1850 SCT or CAN or USA Julia (A.) Douglas Ivolyn abt 1876 FL, USA Died in infancy Neill Cuyler M'millan [086] Ida Jones [086] Ivor est 1920 Dunedin ?, N.Z. Archibald (Archie) M'millan [075] Ellen Solomon [075] Ivory Malissa 3 Feb 1919 USA Charles Reece Idol Grover Cleveland M'millan [065] Cora Eunice Morley [065] Ivy May abt 1899 Walton, Lancs., ENG Robert M'millan [104] Elizabeth Lockyer [104] Ivy est 1910 USA "McMellon" Charles M'millan [055] Alice Dodd or Short [055] Iziah W. abt 1852 WV, USA Henry T. M'millan [097] Ann Davis [097] J. Charles G. 1899 SCT Solicitor in Scotland Rev. James M'millan [050] Mabel S. Gill [050] J. Columba est 1876 GA, USA Rosa Robertson George W. M'millan [007] Taressa Crawford [007] J. D. est 1887 CAN Sometime in Calgary, CAN Donald (Matheson) M'millan [014] Mary Ellen Bonner J. G. abt 1800 SCT, NIR, or USA Mary M'millan Parents unknown J. Manley 12 Apr 1844 Kane Co., IL, USA Died whilst serving with Co. I, 8th CA Regt. Duncan Buchanan M'millan [030] Sarah Laverna Cheney [030] Jack Houston est 1921 AL, USA ? Sue Alexander Andrew Benton M'millan [092] Natha Aldridge [092] Jack Scott 1886 Oregon Station, Warialda, NSW, AUS. Alice Maud Hocken John M'millan [027] Mary Weir Scott [027] Jack Warren 1911 USA Lewellyn Gordon ("Lew") M'millan [070] Ethel Pyron [070] Jack est 1812 GA, USA Nail M'millan [007] Polly Thornton [007] Jack est 1871 Port Hastings, Cape Breton, NS, CAN At McMillan's Point, Port Hastings, NS. Hugh M'millan [071] Euphemia MacIsaac [071] Jack est 1895 ENG or USA William M'millan [038] Unknown Wife [038] Jack est 1897 AUS James Murray M'millan Ellen Thompson Jack est 1937 N.Z. Irene Unknown Hugh M'millan [017] Unknown Wife [017] Jackie Dale 20 Dec 1956 Shreveport, LA, USA Benjamin Jackson M'millan [006] Nell Dean Smith [006] Jackie Mae 22 Jul 1982 USA Gerald Lewis M'millan Robin Rae Walton Jackie est 1970 SCT ? Duncan M'millan [013] Unknown Wife [013] Jackson 3 Nov 1769 Edinburgh, ML, SCT James M'millan [065] Jean Douglas [065] Jacob [Mahlon] 11 Sep 1796 Warrington, York Co., PA, USA Died at Mt. Pleasant, OH, USA. Thomas M'millan [048] Ruth Moore [048] Jacob Boyd 30 Nov 1947 Berrien Co., GA, USA Barbara F. Jones Clayton Robinson M'millan [006] Vivien G. Baker [006] Jacob Boyd 15 May 1968 Tift Co., GA, USA Jacob Boyd M'millan [006] Barbara F. Jones [006] Jacob Byron 9 May 1862 Kingston, ON, CAN Charles M'millan [093] Rebecca Rowe Brown [093] Jacob Harvey 18 Feb 1843 Sangamon Co., IL, USA Pheroby Caroline Burgess McMillian. Jacob Lee 12 Jul 1881 Berrien Co., GA, USA Lena Cline Jesse M'millan [006] Sarah Purvis [006] 90 MacMillans/Macmillions/McMullens etc. 23 January 2020 FORENAME(S) BIRTHDATE BIRTH PLACE SPOUSE ADDITIONAL INFO FATHER MOTHER FAMILY Jacob M. 30 Jun 1885 Colquitt Co., GA, USA Alice M. Clanton Archibald M. M'millan [006] Narcissa Lott [006] Annie Arnold Jacob M. 20 Feb 1928 Colquitt Co., GA, USA Betty Jo McCullough Jacob M. M'millan [006] Annie Arnold [006] Jacob W. est 1855 SC, USA Octavie Barbot George Butler M'millan [039] Elizabeth Rentz [039] Jacob Walton 20 Dec 1879 Berrien Co., GA, USA Theresa E. Paulk Thomas M'millan [006] Nancy Fletcher [006] Jacob Y. 10 Mar 1881 Irwin Co., GA, USA John M'millan [006] Mary J. Whitely [006] Jacob 28 Jun 1777 York, PA, USA Ruth Griffith George M'millan [048] Ann Hinshaw [048] Jacob est 1820 Bridgeville, PA, USA Farmer in Upper St.Clair, PA Thomas M'millan Unknown Second Wife Jacob abt 1850 Chemung Co., NY, USA Peter M'millan Sarah Vanauken Jacob 25 Mar 1854 Irwin Co., GA, USA Rowena Graves John M'millan [006] Sarah\Sallie Paulk [006] Jacob 14 Nov 1859 Irwin Co., GA, USA Ava Jane Paulk "Jake" Archibald M'millan [006] Margaret Young [006] Jacqueline Carol 1957 UK Martin Jones James John (Jim) M'millan [022] Rhoda Georgina Milton [022] Jacqueline Kay 4 Aug 1948 USA LeVerne Allen MacAfee Norman George M'millan [094] Julia M. Larcom [094] Jacques Oscar 24 Dec 1967 Hillsborough Co., FL, USA James Oscar M'millan [006] Betty R. Bolton [006] Jaily 25 Sep 1852 NS, CAN Reuben Giffin Abbot Duncan M'millan [041] Catherine Decker [041] Jake Boyd 11 Apr 1888 Berrien Co., GA, USA Betty Robinson Randell M'millan [006] Elizabeth Purvis [006] James [D] 4 Jul 1836 PA, USA Sarah Nagle "McMullen". Hugh M'millan Catherine Unknown James [H] abt 1840 PA, USA Sarah Thom "McMullin/MacMullen" James A. 1847 USA Postmaster, Cedarville, OH Hugh M'millan [039] Rachel M'millan [039] James A. 19 Apr 1869 ON, CAN Ines Nancy Gilbert Union Oil Co. Robert Hogg M'millan Mary Closs James A. May 1873 Dover, OH, USA Emma Deis James A. est 1885 USA James Alexander M'millan Emma ? Unknown James A. 15 Jul 1944 Berrien Co., GA, USA Barbara Flowers Samuel M'millan [006] Patricia C. Rogers [006] James Aaron 9 Aug 1846 Rock Co., WI, USA Charles M'millan [030] Mirriam Brown [030] James Abner est 1828 VA, USA Durinda Lambert William M'millan [007] Ann Cave [007] James Abner 1881 Mercer Co., IL, USA Ethel Porter Carpenter, Glendale, CA Daniel Irwin M'millan [039] Mary E. Short [039] James Albert est 1850 USA Isabelle R. Holsworth Living in Allouez, WA, in 1908 Orlando M'millan [030] Unknown Hayden [030] James Albert 2 Aug 1898 Irwin Co., GA, USA Madie Jordan John R. M'millan [006] Martha E. R. Sutton [006] James Albert 3 Apr 1949 Ware Co., GA, USA Raymond Jackson M'millan [006] Velma L. Franklin [006] James Alexander Graham 24 Aug 1981 Leeds, Yorkshire, ENG Eve Miranda Gay Smith Macmillan Donald Roderick Graham M'millan [050] Christina Chadwick [050] James Alexander est 1730 Kintyre, Scot.? Ann M'ilchonalie James Alexander 1841 Buchromb, Mortlach, BA, SCT Donald M'millan [013] Jane Wands [013] James Alexander 7 Nov 1844 PA, USA William C. M'millan Catherine Porter James Alexander 16 Jan 1860 USA Emma ? Unknown Donald M'millan Mary Jane Wallace James Alexander abt 1874 Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland Daniel M'millan [051] Agnes Jamieson Alexander [051] James Alexander 4 Jul 1879 Robeson Co.
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