D. J. Rankin, A History of the County of Antigonish, Nova Scotia (1929)

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D. J. Rankin, A History of the County of Antigonish, Nova Scotia (1929)
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1929
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From the research file (McMillan Frost Master Research, October 2026), read as snippets; in copyright, paraphrased. About 1810 Malcolm McMillan, Hugh McMillan and John Cameron, natives of Lochaber in Scotland, settled by what had been called College Lake and renamed it Lochaber (pp. 84-85). The genealogy "MacMillan, of Lochaber" (about p. 324) gives three brothers, Malcolm, John and Hugh, and three sisters, and Malcolm's issue as Angus, Donald ("Squire"), Malcolm, John and a daughter who married David Fisher; Duncan, who left in 1845, is not named. The Camerons came from Lochaber to Lochaber about 1830.

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  2. title: "D. J. Rankin, A History of the County of Antigonish, Nova Scotia (1929)"
  3. type: book
  4. date: "1929"
  5. url: "https://archive.org/details/historyofcountyo0000rank"
  6. seen: abstract
  7. access: public
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  9. From the research file (`research/mcmillan/McMillan_Frost_Master_Research.md`, October 2026), read as snippets; in copyright, paraphrased. About 1810 Malcolm McMillan, Hugh McMillan and John
  10. Cameron, natives of Lochaber in Scotland, settled by what had been called College Lake and renamed it
  11. Lochaber (pp. 84-85). The genealogy "MacMillan, of Lochaber" (about p. 324) gives three brothers,
  12. Malcolm, John and Hugh, and three sisters, and Malcolm's issue as Angus, Donald ("Squire"), Malcolm,
  13. John and a daughter who married David Fisher; Duncan, who left in 1845, is not named. The Camerons
  14. came from Lochaber to Lochaber about 1830.
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