Mary McMillan

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name
Mary McMillan
sex
female
access
public
summary
Mother of William McMillan and eight more children by Duncan McMillan, whom she probably married in Nova Scotia in 1839; she probably died at Calamus, Dodge County, Wisconsin, in 1872. Probably a daughter of William McMillan and Penuel MacDougall of Glen Urquhart, who came to Nova Scotia in 1818.
born
date
c. 1819
place
Scotland or Nova Scotia
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1850-1870-calamus-mcmillan, census-1880-mitchell-county-mcmillan]
note
Nova Scotia in 1860 and 1870; Scotland by her son William's 1880 entry.
died
date
8 Sep 1872
place
Calamus, Dodge County, Wisconsin
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-history-dodge-county-1880]
note
Buried Leipsig Cemetery, Beaver Dam.
residences
date
1845
place
Calamus, Dodge County, Wisconsin
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-history-dodge-county-1880]
note
Came with Duncan and the children from Nova Scotia in 1845.
date
1860
place
Calamus, Dodge County, Wisconsin
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1850-1870-calamus-mcmillan]
note
In her husband's household.
date
1870
place
Calamus, Dodge County, Wisconsin
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[census-1850-1870-calamus-mcmillan]
note
In her husband's household.
father
id
william-mcmillan-fl1818
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-dobson-directory-scottish-settlers, article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia]
research
research/mcmillan/McMillan_Frost_Master_Research.md
note
Of Glen Urquhart, to Nova Scotia in 1818, settled at South River, Antigonish (Blair, the source Dobson cites). The family names Penuel and Alpin, a Penuel McMillan buried at South Beaver Dam in 1870 aged 88, and a John McMillan of Calamus with children Penuel and Alpin all fit. His Scottish pauper's death in 1875 on FamilySearch is another man's.
mother
id
penuel-macdougall-1782
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-dobson-directory-scottish-settlers, article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia]
note
Probably the "Penuel Ann MacMillan" who died in February 1870, aged 88, buried at South Beaver Dam; Blair says the widow went to Illinois.

Wife of Duncan McMillan, married in Nova Scotia in 1839; mother of Mary, William, Malcolm (wounded at Shiloh, died 1862), Daniel, Alexander, Alpin, Penuel, Euphemia and Sarah. She died at Calamus in September 1872. Probably a daughter of William McMillan and Penuel MacDougall of Glen Urquhart, who came to Nova Scotia in 1818 (source): she named a daughter Penuel and a son Alpin, and her mother seems to have followed her to Wisconsin.

  1. ---
  2. name: Mary McMillan
  3. sex: female
  4. access: public
  5. summary: >-
  6. Mother of William McMillan and eight more children by Duncan McMillan, whom she probably married
  7. in Nova Scotia in 1839; she probably died at Calamus, Dodge County, Wisconsin, in 1872. Probably
  8. a daughter of William McMillan and Penuel MacDougall of Glen Urquhart, who came to Nova Scotia
  9. in 1818.
  10. born:
  11. date: c. 1819
  12. place: Scotland or Nova Scotia
  13. basis: documented
  14. confidence: probable
  15. sources: [census-1850-1870-calamus-mcmillan, census-1880-mitchell-county-mcmillan]
  16. note: Nova Scotia in 1860 and 1870; Scotland by her son William's 1880 entry.
  17. died:
  18. date: 8 Sep 1872
  19. place: Calamus, Dodge County, Wisconsin
  20. basis: compiled
  21. confidence: probable
  22. sources: [book-history-dodge-county-1880]
  23. note: Buried Leipsig Cemetery, Beaver Dam.
  24. residences:
  25. - date: "1845"
  26. place: Calamus, Dodge County, Wisconsin
  27. basis: compiled
  28. confidence: probable
  29. sources: [book-history-dodge-county-1880]
  30. note: "Came with Duncan and the children from Nova Scotia in 1845."
  31. - date: "1860"
  32. place: Calamus, Dodge County, Wisconsin
  33. basis: documented
  34. confidence: probable
  35. sources: [census-1850-1870-calamus-mcmillan]
  36. note: In her husband's household.
  37. - date: "1870"
  38. place: Calamus, Dodge County, Wisconsin
  39. basis: documented
  40. confidence: probable
  41. sources: [census-1850-1870-calamus-mcmillan]
  42. note: In her husband's household.
  43. father:
  44. id: william-mcmillan-fl1818
  45. basis: compiled
  46. confidence: probable
  47. sources: [book-dobson-directory-scottish-settlers, article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia]
  48. research: research/mcmillan/McMillan_Frost_Master_Research.md
  49. note: Of Glen Urquhart, to Nova Scotia in 1818, settled at South River, Antigonish (Blair, the source Dobson cites). The family names Penuel and Alpin, a Penuel McMillan buried at South Beaver Dam in 1870 aged 88, and a John McMillan of Calamus with children Penuel and Alpin all fit. His Scottish pauper's death in 1875 on FamilySearch is another man's.
  50. mother:
  51. id: penuel-macdougall-1782
  52. basis: compiled
  53. confidence: probable
  54. sources: [book-dobson-directory-scottish-settlers, article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia]
  55. note: Probably the "Penuel Ann MacMillan" who died in February 1870, aged 88, buried at South Beaver Dam; Blair says the widow went to Illinois.
  56. ---
  58. Wife of Duncan McMillan, married in Nova Scotia in 1839; mother of Mary, William, Malcolm (wounded at
  59. Shiloh, died 1862), Daniel, Alexander, Alpin, Penuel, Euphemia and Sarah. She died at Calamus in September 1872.
  60. Probably a daughter of William McMillan and Penuel MacDougall of Glen Urquhart, who came to Nova Scotia
  61. in 1818 ([source](/files/sources/book-dobson-directory-scottish-settlers/)): she named a daughter Penuel and a son Alpin,
  62. and her mother seems to have followed her to Wisconsin.
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