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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 Peter est 1950 ? SCT Peter M'millan [010] Lena Unknown [010] Peter est 1960 SCT ? Andrew M'millan Ida Unknown Peter est 1964 ? Coatbridge, LA, SCT Gordon M'millan [010] Anna Unknown [010] Peter est 1966 AUS Hamish M'millan [010] Claire M'gibbon [010] Peter est 1975 New Zealand Patrick M'millan [010] Margaret Unknown [010] Peter/Patrick 15 Sep 1759 Corriebuie, Lochaber, SCT Elizabeth Hollingshead To NS, then Brant Co., Ontario c.1810. Angus M'millan [041] Unknown Wife [041] Peter/Patrick abt 1796 Pictou, NS, CAN Said to have died in Ontario. John M'millan [011] Mary Grant [011] Phebe Jane 14 Apr 1867 PA, USA Thomas M'millan Jane Crum Phebe Olive 21 Nov 1869 WI, USA Harlan Newton M'millan Mary Elizabeth Searls Phebe abt 1754 SCT or USA Unmarried in 1797 Mathew M'millan [045] Unknown Wife [045] Phebe 5 Mar 1826 North Collins, NY, USA Daniel Allen Hugh M'millan [042] Lydia Southwick [042] Philip James est 1946 CAN ? Norman George M'millan Loretta Marie Traynor Philip James est 1975 AUS ? Garry George M'millan [038] Geraldine Mary Greenwood [038] Philip John est 1947 CAN ? Ernest John M'millan Irene Phillips Philip 26 Jul 1823 Ayrshire, SCT Bridget Ingram/Kilmartin Neil M'millan [099] Catherine Laker [099] Mary Calderwood Philip abt 1855 Kilmarnock, AY, SCT Philip M'millan [099] Bridget Ingram/Kilmartin [099] Philip abt 1900 PA, USA Marcellus M'millan Susan Unknown Phillip Gale 12 Dec 1941 USA Betty Goodnight Gale B. M'millan [065] Belva Kilby [065] Phillip Harvey 24 Aug 1951 Tift Co., GA, USA Mack Allen M'millan [006] Claudia W. M'millan [006] [006] Phillip 29 Jan 1830 VA or OH, USA Robert M'millan [048] Unknown Wife [048] Philomene abt 1847 CAN Thomas Hogue William M'millan [002] Marguerite Dease [002] Phoebe Churchill est 1861 VA (?), USA Died unmarried. Edythe M'millan [007] Ann Lambert [007] Phoebe P. abt 1844 PA, USA James M'millan [111] Sarah A. Unknown [111] Phoebe 30 Apr 1850 USA Twin of Felix. Col. Fields J. M'millan [065] Mary Polly Faw [065] Phoebe 25 Dec 1858 Van Wert Co., OH, USA James Jackson M'millan [070] Harriet Gilliland [070] Phosie abt 1868 AL or LA, USA John David Malone Robert M'millan [004] Nannie Mayo [004] Phyllis Ann 13 Jan 1930 Berrien Co., GA, USA John D. Ledbetter Clarence Eugene M'millan [006] Katherine King [006] Phyllis Arlene 17 May 1945 PA, USA Charles Bemis Lived in Dagsboro, DE. James Bruce ("Jim") M'millan [065] Evelyn Cloud [065] Phyllis Dawn 6 Aug 1960 Thomas Co., GA, USA Maurice Carol M'millan [006] Edna Fountain [006] Phyllis Gertrude 13 Sep 1918 Lewis and Clark, MT, USA William Wheatley Thomas M'millan [056] Julia Augusta Nichols [056] Phyllis Irene 18 Apr 1899 Peradeniya, Ceylon. Hugh Fraser M'millan [013] Millicent M. E. Hobden [013] Phyllis est 1940 AUS Neil Drew Thomas Lindsay M'millan [010] Joy Coates [010] Phyllis est 1966 USA ? Roland Richard ("Ronnie") M'millan [056] Nellie Randolph [056] Pius 1 Jul 1875 Sydney, Cape Breton, NS, CAN Beatrice Andrews Michael M'millan [049] Flora M'donald [049] Pleasant abt 1840 VA, USA Abijah M'millan [096] Sarah/Sally Chandler [096] Polka abt 1903 USA "McMillin" Charles Simpson M'millan Elizabeth Ann Dixon Polly Barker est 1870 SC, USA James C. M'millan [039] Mary J. Cave [039] Polly Mahala est 1890 USA Unmarried. Dwia R. Huston M'millan [065] Virginia ("Jennie") Halsey [065] Polly 24 Dec 1802 USA Lanton Cummings In Peoria, IL, USA Andrew M'millan [069] Lemina Hepsibah Hinman [069] Polly est 1804 GA (?), USA Unknown Hough John M'millan [007] Jane Dooley [007] Polly abt 1830 Ashe Co., NC, USA William James Warden James M'millan [065] Thursey Gambill [065] Polly est 1853 NC, USA James Bucky M'millan [065] Rausey ("Rosa") Stamper [065] Polly Preston Lee 25 Jan 1874 USA Allie Edwards James M. M'millan [065] Phoebe Gambill [065] Priscilla est 1856 GA (?), USA Thomas Henry M'millan [007] Nancy Louise Smith [007] Ptolemy 23 Sep 1825 Wilson Co., TN, USA John M'millan [095] Demaris (Reesy) Adamson [095] Putnam Dana 26 Aug 1832 Fryeburg, ME, USA Helen E. Davis Businessman in Minneapolis, MN. Col. Andrew M'millan [069] Emily Eunice Dana [069] Kate Kittredge Putnam Dana 1882 USA Putnam Dana M'millan [069] Kate Kittredge [069] Putnam Dana 18 Aug 1882 Danville, VT, USA John M'millan [069] Carrie Ayer [096] Pyron 1909 USA Lewellyn Gordon ("Lew") M'millan [070] Ethel Pyron [070] Quincy Lee est 1928 USA James Frank M'millan [065] Goldie Belvins (?) [065] Quincy Wayne 28 Feb 1949 Berrien Co., GA, USA Sandra Sumner Lawton Ray M'millan [006] Leola Luke [006] Quincy 1 Dec 1898 Coffee Co., GA, USA Stella Tucker Jesse M'millan [006] Rebecca Purvis [006] Quincy 13 Jul 1942 Appling Co., GA, USA Joan Herndon Arlie M'millan [006] Gladys Clements [006] R. George est 1908 USA Unmarried. Grover Cleveland M'millan [065] Cora Eunice Morley [065] Rachael Celeste 25 Nov 1986 Asheville, NC, USA James Hinton M'millan [069] Carol H. Kaufman MD [069] Rachael abt 1779 VA, USA Francis Farley Edward M'millan [054] Sarah Robinson [054] Henry Ballenger Rachel A. abt 1866 IA, USA James Monroe M'millan Sarah Jane Stewart Rachel A. 27 Sep 1967 SC, USA Carl Brailsford (Buster) M'millan [006] Pamela Pizzuti [006] Rachel Anne 6 Sep 1970 USA Rev. David M'millan [069] Elizabeth Anne Phear [069] Rachel Bertha 1895 USA Music Teacher, WA Colin Riley M'millan [039] May Dix [039] Rachel Freetly 1845 USA Alexander S. Thompson James Thompson M'millan [039] Alexandra Marshall [039] Rachel Mary Georgina 1955 ENG ? Maurice Victor M'millan [037] Katherine Ormsby-Gore [037] Rachel Miram 12 Nov 1915 Pierce Co., GA, USA John R. M'millan [006] Martha E. R. Sutton [006] Rachel Riddington 25 May 1911 VIC, AUS Lesley Thomas Mathers Foster name "Salveson" Raymond Ward Riddington Myrtle Martha M'millan [038] [038] Rachel abt 1800 VA, USA Robert Burton John M'millan [053] Fransinah A. Gully [053] 165 MacMillans/Macmillions/McMullens etc. 23 January 2020 FORENAME(S) BIRTHDATE BIRTH PLACE SPOUSE ADDITIONAL INFO FATHER MOTHER FAMILY Rachel 10 Apr 1809 USA Nathan Carol Putnam Andrew M'millan [069] Lemina Hepsibah Hinman [069] Rachel est 1820 USA Hugh M'millan Rachel est 1820 Bridgeville, PA, USA Daniel Williams Thomas M'millan Unknown Second Wife Rachel 20 Dec 1820 Huron Co., OH, USA Morrison M'millan [030] Clarissa Brown [030] Rachel abt 1840 Bridgeville, PA, USA Robert Dawson Lived at Coal Bluff, PA Andrew M'millan Rachel Estep Rachel abt 1843 PA, USA James M'millan Sarah [M] Leyman Rachel 25 Mar 1859 Throgsneck, NY, USA James M'millan [013] Jane (Jean) Cameron [013] Rachel 19 Nov 1859 Berrien Co., GA, USA Ralph M. Griffin Jesse M'millan [006] Sarah Purvis [006] Rachel 12 Aug 1860 Berrien Co., GA, USA Bartow B. Griffin Ancestor of Michael Dryden, Chester, SC. Rev. John M'millan [006] Miriam Tucker [006] Rachel abt 1864 Bridgeville, PA, USA Michael McQuade Lived at Carnegie John M'millan Eleanor Ewing Rachel abt 1879 Pendleton, Lancashire, ENG Thomas M'millan [055] Jane Colley [055] Rachel 9 Mar 1883 Berrien Co., GA, USA Malcolm A. M'millan [006] Mary Alexander [006] Ralph Horace 22 Sep 1918 Berrien Co., GA, USA Ouida C. Hammond Pearly M'millan [006] Lucille Smith [006] Ralph Michael 13 Oct 1943 Coffee Co., GA, USA Carolyn E. Turner Herman Jacob M'millan [006] Arthur Mae Harper [006] Ralph Norman 1939 USA Godfrey Herbert M'millan [039] Alice Peterson [039] Ralph O. 6 Sep 1891 Van Wert Co., OH, USA Elizabeth Schnepf Joseph Warren M'millan [070] Mary Jane Willmore [070] Ralph W. 1888 USA In Columbus, OH James Clark M'millan [039] Rachel Turnbull [039] Ralph Windell 2 Sep 1949 Tampa, FL, USA Ralph Horace M'millan [006] Ouida C. Hammond [006] Ralph est 1802 GA, USA Unknown Peron Patrick M'millan [007] Sarah (Sally) Walker [007] Unknown Golden Ralph 9 Mar 1905 Berrien Co., GA, USA Reba Dorminy George M'millan [006] Jane Rebecca Hudson [006] Ralph est 1922 WV, USA Charlie M'millan [098] Belle Hornsby [098] Ranald - see Ronald Ranald 1837 Stronefield, S. Knapdale, AR, SCT Alexander M'millan Mary Kerr Ranald abt 1848 NS, CAN Angus M'millan [049] Ann M'donald [049] Ranald 20 Jun 1879 Torlum, Benbecula, IN, SCT John M'millan Mary M'millan [049] Ranald est 1900 ? Lochranza Inn, Arran, SCT Alexander (Alister) M'millan [037] Mary M'larty [037] Ranald est 1906 CAN or USA Annette Reiman Daniel M'millan [040] Louise Weegar [040] Randal George 22 Dec 1953 Tift Co., GA, USA Susan E. Green Randal M'millan [006] Melba E. Swafford [006] Randal 4 Apr 1886 Berrien Co., GA, USA Alice Luke Archibald M'millan [006] Abigail Griffin [006] Randal 16 Dec 1925 Berrien Co., GA, USA Melba E. Swafford Church Minister Randal M'millan [006] Alice Luke [006] Randall est 1810 GA, USA Nail M'millan [007] Polly Thornton [007] Randall est 1915 CAN or USA James M'millan [109] Gertrude Gerroir [109] Randell L. 4 Aug 1878 Berrien Co., GA, USA Lillie Exum Randell M'millan [006] Elizabeth Purvis [006] Randell 7 Mar 1842 Irwin Co., GA, USA Elizabeth Purvis Malcolm M'millan [006] Rachel Sumner [006] Randolph Porter 1948 USA David Gavin M'millan [039] Mary L. Snyder [039] Randolph abt 1871 New Orleans, LA, USA Died young Thomas James M'millan [004] Rowena Carey [004] Randy Lee 2 Sep 1957 Falls Church, VA, USA Glenn William M'millan Donna Jean Grigg Randy Neal 27 Sep 1952 Gainseville, FL, USA ? Deborah C.
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