Penuel MacDougall

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name
Penuel MacDougall
aka
[Penuel McMillan, Penuel Ann MacMillan]
sex
female
access
public
summary
Probably a daughter of John MacDougall, the Glen Urquhart bard, and Euphemia Bethune, born in Glen Urquhart, Inverness-shire, about 1782. She married William McMillan and came with him to the South River of Antigonish, Nova Scotia, in 1818; widowed, she went to the United States with her youngest son, Alpin, and probably died in Dodge County, Wisconsin, in 1870. Probably the mother of Mary (McMillan) McMillan.
born
date
c. 1782
place
Glen Urquhart, Inverness-shire, Scotland
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia]
note
Aged 88 at her death in 1870.
died
date
Feb 1870
place
Dodge County, Wisconsin
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[index-find-a-grave-penuel-mcmillan]
note
"Penuel Ann MacMillan," buried at South Beaver Dam (Find a Grave index; FamilySearch QVVP-RRYP). Blair says she went to Illinois.
residences
date
1818
place
South River, Antigonish County, Nova Scotia
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia, book-dobson-directory-scottish-settlers]
note
Came with her husband William McMillan to the South River of Antigonish in 1818.
events
what
Landed at Pictou
date
1818
place
Pictou, Nova Scotia
sources
[book-dobson-directory-scottish-settlers, article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia]
note
Came with her husband William McMillan from Glen Urquhart to Pictou in 1818, then to South River, Antigonish (Dobson; Blair).
father
id
john-macdougall-d1805
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia, book-mackay-1893-urquhart-glenmoriston]
note
Blair names her among the five daughters of John McDougall and Euphemia Bethune of Ailean Mór, Glen Urquhart.
mother
id
euphemia-bethune-fl1805
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia]

Mother of Mary (McMillan) McMillan. A daughter of John MacDougall, the Glen Urquhart bard, and Euphemia Bethune; she married William McMillan and came with him to the South River of Antigonish, Nova Scotia, in 1818. After his death she went to the United States with her youngest son, Alpin: Blair says to Illinois (source), but a "Penuel Ann MacMillan," aged 88, was buried at South Beaver Dam, Dodge County, Wisconsin, in February 1870, near her daughter Mary's home at Calamus. The rare names Penuel and Alpin run through her daughter's and her son John's families.

Research: McMillan, Humphrey-Enos and Bell-Gerow: Notable Connections Research.

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  2. name: Penuel MacDougall
  3. aka: [Penuel McMillan, Penuel Ann MacMillan]
  4. sex: female
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Probably a daughter of John MacDougall, the Glen Urquhart bard, and Euphemia Bethune, born in Glen
  8. Urquhart, Inverness-shire, about 1782. She married William McMillan and came with him to the South
  9. River of Antigonish, Nova Scotia, in 1818; widowed, she went to the United States with her
  10. youngest son, Alpin, and probably died in Dodge County, Wisconsin, in 1870. Probably the mother of
  11. Mary (McMillan) McMillan.
  12. born:
  13. date: c. 1782
  14. place: "Glen Urquhart, Inverness-shire, Scotland"
  15. basis: compiled
  16. confidence: probable
  17. sources: [article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia]
  18. note: Aged 88 at her death in 1870.
  19. died:
  20. date: Feb 1870
  21. place: "Dodge County, Wisconsin"
  22. basis: compiled
  23. confidence: probable
  24. sources: [index-find-a-grave-penuel-mcmillan]
  25. note: "\"Penuel Ann MacMillan,\" buried at South Beaver Dam (Find a Grave index; FamilySearch QVVP-RRYP). Blair says she went to Illinois."
  26. residences:
  27. - date: "1818"
  28. place: South River, Antigonish County, Nova Scotia
  29. basis: compiled
  30. confidence: probable
  31. sources: [article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia, book-dobson-directory-scottish-settlers]
  32. note: "Came with her husband William McMillan to the South River of Antigonish in 1818."
  33. events:
  34. - what: Landed at Pictou
  35. date: "1818"
  36. place: Pictou, Nova Scotia
  37. sources: [book-dobson-directory-scottish-settlers, article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia]
  38. note: "Came with her husband William McMillan from Glen Urquhart to Pictou in 1818, then to South River, Antigonish (Dobson; Blair)."
  39. father:
  40. id: john-macdougall-d1805
  41. basis: compiled
  42. confidence: probable
  43. sources: [article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia, book-mackay-1893-urquhart-glenmoriston]
  44. note: "Blair names her among the five daughters of John McDougall and Euphemia Bethune of Ailean Mór, Glen Urquhart."
  45. mother:
  46. id: euphemia-bethune-fl1805
  47. basis: compiled
  48. confidence: probable
  49. sources: [article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia]
  50. ---
  52. Mother of Mary (McMillan) McMillan. A daughter of John MacDougall, the Glen Urquhart bard, and Euphemia
  53. Bethune; she married William McMillan and came with him to the South River of Antigonish, Nova Scotia,
  54. in 1818. After his death she went to the United States with her youngest son, Alpin: Blair says to
  55. Illinois ([source](/files/sources/article-blair-urquhart-men-nova-scotia/)), but a "Penuel Ann MacMillan," aged 88, was buried at South Beaver
  56. Dam, Dodge County, Wisconsin, in February 1870, near her daughter Mary's home at Calamus. The rare names
  57. Penuel and Alpin run through her daughter's and her son John's families.
  59. Research: `research/mcmillan/McMillan_Humphrey_Bell_Connections.md`.
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