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John McLean

Birth12 Nov 1766 - Isle of Skye, Inverness, Scotland
Death14 Aug 1856 - Alfordville, Robeson Co., NC
MotherElizbeth Nicholson
FatherDaniel McLean

Born in Isle of Skye, Inverness, Scotland on 12 Nov 1766 to Daniel McLean and Elizbeth Nicholson. John McLean married Sarah McLean and had 12 children. He passed away on 14 Aug 1856 in Alfordville, Robeson Co., NC.

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Daniel Mclean
1740 - 1813
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Elizbeth Nicholson
1732 - 1824
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Mclean
1768 - 1843
Children Show all
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James Nicholson Mclean
1792 - 1875
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Murdoch M Mclean
1789 - 1863
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Daniel Hector Mclean
1799 - 1867
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Nancy Ann Mclean
1801 - 1838
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Christian Mclean
1785 - 1862
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Sarah Sallie Mclean
1803 - Unknown
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Flora Mclean
1810 - 1818
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Angus Mclean
1810 - 1854
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Catherine Mclean
1793 - 1848
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Nancy Ann Mclane Mclean
1794 - 1859
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Jeanette Mckinnon
1795 - 1879
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Elizabeth Mclean
1806 - 1822

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