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Alexander MacMillan

Birth1780 - Argyll, Scotland
Death1841 - Colonsay and Oronsay, Argyll, Scotland
MotherCatherine Cathrina Campbell
FatherLauchlin MacMillan

Born in Argyll, Scotland on 1780 to Lauchlin MacMillan and Catherine Cathrina Campbell. Alexander MacMillan married Catharine McLean and had 6 children. He passed away on 1841 in Colonsay and Oronsay, Argyll, Scotland.

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Lauchlin Macmillan
1751 - 1833
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Catherine Cathrina Campbell
1752 - 1830
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Catharine Mclean
1782 - 1863
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Allan Macmillan
1840 - 1886
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Marjorie Macmillan
1816 - Unknown
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John Macmillan
1804 - Unknown
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Mary Mcmillan
1827 - Unknown
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Donald John Mcmillan
1803 - 1867
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Joseph Chisolm Macmillan
1837 - 1889

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