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Macmillans/Macmillions/Mcmullens Etc. 23 January 2020 FORENAME(S) BIRTHDATE BIRTH PLACE SPOUSE ADDITIONAL INFO FATHER MOTHER FAMILY D MacMillans/Macmillions/McMullens etc. 23 January 2020 FORENAME(S) BIRTHDATE BIRTH PLACE SPOUSE ADDITIONAL INFO FATHER MOTHER FAMILY D. A. est 1954 Glenmoriston, IN, SCT "Macmillan" Duncan James M'millan [032] Mary Jane McKay M'kenzie [032] D. est 1851 SCT Probably "Donald" William M'millan Janet Richardson Daisy Charlotte est 1985 AUS James M'millan [010] Kate Swindon [010] Daisy Florence 16 Sep 1885 PQ, CAN Harvey G. Snider Duncan M'millan Victorie Grandmaison Daisy est 1902 AUS Tom McMurtrie John M'millan Mary Constance Shannon Daisy 1903 CAN ? Norman MacKinnon Bain M'millan [040] Margaret McQuade [040] Daisy est 1915 USA Ben H. M'millan [006] Ada Mims [006] Dale Eleanor 11 Feb 1955 Hamilton (?), ON, CAN William Earl M'millan Elsie Marjorie Peat Dale Wilmore 27 Jan 1880 Van Wert Co., OH, USA Agnes Dell Stewart Businessman in grain and soya. Joseph Warren M'millan [070] Mary Jane Willmore [070] Dale Wilmore 6 Jan 1914 Van Wert Co., OH, USA Dale Wilmore M'millan [070] Agnes Dell Stewart [070] Dale 18 Dec 1916 USA Manfred M'millan [070] Pearl Williams [070] Dale est 1934 CAN or USA Kenneth M'millan [011] Edith Unknown [011] Dan Willie 1879 NS, CAN Helen McClafferty Duncan M'millan [014] Mary Munro [014] Dan abt 1866 NS, CAN Unknown Wife Plasterer in Piedmont Alexander M'millan [014] Katie M'dougall [014] Dan 15 Nov 1949 USA Brenda Church Warner Walter M'millan [065] Thelma Agnes Little [065] Dana Carroll 4 Feb 1965 Irwin Co., GA, USA John Carroll M'millan [006] Charlotte A. Wall [006] Dana Mae 14 Jun 1954 Cedartown, GA, USA Robert J. Petersen Howard Osgood M'millan [069] Dolores Julia Montroy [069] Danie est 1910 Saskatchewan ?, CAN Alexander M'millan [014] Mina McLean [014] Daniel - also see Donald Daniel [J.] 1821 SC, USA Jane W. Jackson Farmer at Cedarville, OH David M'millan [039] Nancy Wright [039] Daniel A. 11 Sep 1836 Venango Co., PA, USA Unmarried. John M'millan [111] Mary N. McQuiston [111] Daniel Addison abt 1847 USA Elizabeth Talbot Educ. Administrator Gavin M'millan [039] Rosanna Ronalds [039] Daniel Albert 22 Jun 1861 Berrien Co., GA, USA Millie Gibbs Jesse M'millan [006] Sarah Purvis [006] Elizabeth McCartney Daniel Albert 16 Oct 1905 Worth Co., GA, USA Daniel Albert M'millan [006] Elizabeth McCartney [006] Daniel Alexander 14 Aug 1969 Morristown, Morris, New Jersey, USA David Ross M'millan [051] Mary K. Y. Freeman [051] Daniel Barry 1894 New Zealand Unmarried Robert M'millan [010] Annie Barry [010] Daniel Bester 19 Feb 1830 ? NC, USA Sometime in Joshua, TX, USA Angus M'millan Nancy Jarman Daniel Blue abt 1813 ? Moore Co., NC, USA Archibald M'millan Sarah Blue Daniel Bret 28 Jan 1959 Berkshire Co., MA, USA James Ralph M'millan [006] Gladys Spradley [006] Daniel C. abt 1855 ON, CAN John M'millan Emily Cameron Daniel Claude 11 Aug 1955 Alachua Co., FL, USA Edwin Glen M'millan [006] Clotiel Moody [006] Daniel De Mendi 1 Feb 1886 ENG Margaret Matthews Maurice Crawford M'millan [037] Helen Artie Tarleton Belles [037] Daniel Edson 17 Apr 1838 Kane Co., IL, USA Mary Cramer Alexander M'millan [030] Barbara Edson [030] Daniel Hector 12 Jul 1863 Robeson Co., NC, USA Mary Elizabeth Roach To GA in 1882 Archibald (Smith) M'millan Catherine M'lean Daniel Irwin 1837 Henderson Co., IL, USA Mary E. Short M.D.; Coroner; Sheriff James Thompson M'millan [039] Alexandra Marshall [039] Daniel J. 22 Nov 1824 TN, USA Robert Doak M'millan [035] Mary Neeley [035] Daniel J. 31 Aug 1911 Colquitt Co., GA, USA Unmarried Elisha L. M'millan [006] Callie Lou Carter [006] Daniel Jesse 1 Nov 1921 Atkinson Co., GA, USA Owen Ray M'millan [006] Mamie G. Moore [006] Daniel John 1931 New Zealand Kathleen Margaret Brown Donald John M'millan [010] Ada Taylor [010] Daniel Johnny 16 Jun 1881 Irwin Co., GA, USA Unmarried Archibald M. M'millan [006] Narcissa Lott [006] Daniel Johnny 10 May 1925 Colquitt Co., GA, USA Marjorie Anderson Charlie M. M'millan [006] Willie M. Baker [006] Daniel Johnson 1 Jan 1892 MO, USA Julia Morris Robert A. (Kit) M'millan [035] Mary Ellen Purcell [035] Daniel Jonah 19 Dec 1892 Berrien Co., GA, USA Mary Alice Harper Malcolm M'millan [006] Sarah J. Griner [006] Daniel Kenneth est 1925 CAN Joy Unknown "Ken" Daniel M'millan Daniel Lamar 19 Sep 1972 Baldwin Co., GA, USA Christopher Paul M'millan [006] Mable E. Williford [006] Daniel Lee 1975 USA Brandi Unknown Donald Lee M'millan [038] Dianne Noel Daniels [038] Daniel Lewis 5 Oct 1947 MI, USA Barbera Joan Gazda Raymond C. M'millan [056] Alma Ruby Lee [056] Daniel Lewis 20 Aug 1972 USA ? Daniel Lewis M'millan [056] Barbera Joan Gazda [056] Daniel Loudon 30 Dec 1861 Jackson, NY, USA Joseph M'millan [030] Delama P. Wright [030] Daniel Maurice Alan 9 Oct 1974 ENG ? Alexander Daniel Alan M'millan [037] Helen Bridgitte Hamilton [037] Daniel McPhail 1879 Campbeltown, AR, SCT Ann Buxton Allan M'millan [075] Margaret M'phail [075] Daniel Morris est 1925 USA Daniel Johnson M'millan [035] Julia Morris [035] Daniel N. 5 Dec 1844 Irwin Co., GA, USA Henrietta Easters Church Elder & Pastor John M'millan [006] Sarah\Sallie Paulk [006] Daniel Patterson 1879 NC, USA John M'millan [006] Fannie J. Lancaster [006] Daniel R. 25 Mar 1850 Irwin Co., GA, USA Unmarried Archibald M'millan [006] Margaret Young [006] Daniel Ray 1 Mar 1920 Atkinson Co., GA, USA Wilma R. Striplin Jeff Ira M'millan [006] Annis I. Arnold [006] Daniel Robert 27 Oct 1872 Berrien Co., GA, USA Etta Chastain "Bob" Daniel N. M'millan [006] Henrietta Easters [006] Daniel Russell 1874 GA, USA John Archibald M'millan [006] Hollie F. Johnson [006] Daniel Sam est 1889 Ararat, VA, Patrick Co., USA Bessie Raye Thomas M'millan Elizabeth Smith Daniel Sampson 7 Sep 1891 Patrick Co., VA, USA Bessie Ray[e] William Thomas M'millan [096] Elizabeth Smith [096] Daniel T. Nov 1841 Gasconade Co., Missouri, USA Thomas F. M'millan [096] Mary (Margie) Branson [096] Daniel Tucker 6 Jan 1843 Ft. Covington, NY, USA Killed serving with 16th NY Regt. David Stiles M'millan [030] Harriet Newell Barbour [030] Daniel Walton 1858 USA Rev. John M'millan [039] Elizabeth Walton [039] Daniel William 1895 NS, CAN Ruth M'william John M'millan [014] Catherine M'kenzie [014] Daniel Worth abt 1878 PA, USA Sarah Gaiser Daniel M'millan [111] Nancy J. Godinger [111] Daniel Wylie 1868 USA Daniel M'millan [039] Elizabeth Bennett [039] Daniel abt 1725 Scot, or Antrim, N. Ire. Unknown Wife Emig. from Ire. c. 1772 Unknown M'millan Daniel est 1738 IRE ? Patrick Joseph M'millan [007] Mary Sinclair [007] 39 MacMillans/Macmillions/McMullens etc. 23 January 2020 FORENAME(S) BIRTHDATE BIRTH PLACE SPOUSE ADDITIONAL INFO FATHER MOTHER FAMILY Daniel est 1750 SCT or NIR Unknown Wife [102] Daniel abt 1750 Kintyre, SCT Emig. with parents in Aug. 1774 Malcolm M'millan [006] Catherine M'arthur [006] Daniel abt 1752 Rasharkin, Antrim, N. Ire. Jean Thompson To SC c.1768; IL by 1835 Hugh M'millan [039] Mabel Crawford [039] Daniel 10 Feb 1764 Campbeltown, AR, Scot. Margaret Easton James M'millan Margaret M'millan Daniel abt 1764 Galloway, Scot. Died young David M'millan [004] Marion M'millan [003] [004] Daniel abt 1766 SCT or NC, USA Mary Murphy Returned to graduate at Edinburgh Neil M'millan Unknown Wife Daniel est 1770 USA ? Abner M'millan Unknown Wife Daniel 1 Nov 1772 NY, USA Sarah Oliver [111] Daniel 1776 Co. Antrim, N. Ireland Jeanette Brown Chestnut Teacher/Merchant/Farmer Hugh M'millan [039] Jane Harvey [039] Daniel abt 1778 Cumberland Co., NC, USA Margaret Smith In Camden Co., GA bef. 1826 Malcolm M'millan [006] Mary M'intyre [006] Daniel abt 1780 Derry, Ireland Mary McKelvie John M'millan [051] Margaret Reid [051] Daniel abt 1782 NC, USA John M'millan [006] Margaret M'neil [006] Daniel abt 1785 Macon Co., NC, USA John (W.) M'millan Unknown Wife Daniel 15 Oct 1787 SC, USA Margaret Elder Farmer & shoemaker Daniel M'millan [039] Jean Thompson [039] Daniel abt 1791 NY, USA Mary Jane Armstrong Hugh M'millan [042] Christiana Unknown [042] Daniel abt 1793 ? NC, USA Duncan M'millan Sarah Gilchrist Daniel est 1795 Carolinas, USA Elvirah Danforth Malcolm M'millan [006] Flora Patterson [006] Daniel est 1795 Cumberland Co., NC, USA James (Sr.) M'millan Mary Brown Daniel abt 1799 Digby, Digby Co., NS, Canada Peter/Patrick M'millan [041] Elizabeth Hollingshead [041] Daniel 1 May 1800 NC, USA Dugald M'millan Nancy Philips Daniel 13 Oct 1800 Coalhill, Ardrossan, AY, SCT Margaret Motion John M'millan Janet Bailiie Daniel est 1803 GA, USA Sallie Williamson John (The Tailor) M'millan [007] Elizabeth Stowers [007] Daniel 1805 Robeson Co., NC, USA Mary Ann M'arthur Father of 9 children Hector M'millan [006] Barbara Patterson [006] Daniel abt 1806 Robeson Co., NC, USA Archibald M'millan [006] Mary M'arthur [006] Daniel abt 1806 Robeson Co., NC, USA Duncan M'millan [086] Mary (Polly) Wilkerson [086] Daniel 1808 NC, USA ? Christian M'nish John M'millan Catherine Patterson Daniel 2 Nov 1808 SC, USA Mary Taylor Daniel 1809 Campbeltown, Scot. William M'millan Jean Breakenridge Daniel est 1811 GA or TN or KY, USA Unknown Burton John M'millan [007] Jane Moore [007] Daniel abt 1813 Galloway (?), SCT John M'millan Ann Barker Daniel 13 Sep 1813 Achag, Upper Corrie, Arran, SCT Frances Eliza Orridge Co-founder of Macmillan Publishers Duncan M'millan [037] Catherine Crawford [037] Daniel 1814 Montgomery Co., GA, USA Mary M'rae Served as GA Representative Archibald M'millan [006] Mary McNeill [006] Daniel abt 1815 PA, USA Daniel M'millan [111] Sarah Oliver [111] Daniel 24 Sep 1819 Robeson Co., NC, USA Annie E.
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