SPELLING	GIVEN	BIRTH PLACE	DEATH PLACE	SPOUSE	FATHER	MOTHER	CONTACT	CHILDREN
MCMILLAN	Alexander	Scotland		Hannah			Barbara	Alexander (Alex) b.Scotland. d.Melbourne East. VIC. Arrived in Sydney in 1884 on the Stirlingshire age 23
MCMILLAN	Christy	Isle of Skye		Malcolm MACLEOD			Noni	William b. c1796 and Donald b. c1799.
MCMILLAN	Samuel	IRE/SCT	VIC AUS	Janet CLARK	Thomas	Margaret MACLURE	Noelene	Letitia, Thomas, Janet, Samuel, James and Mary
MCMULLEN	William	SCT	WA AUS	Mary Ann DINSDALE	James		John	Alfred Houstin, James Henry, Janet Elizabeth, William Edward, Agnes and George Thomas
MCMILLAN	Malcolm	SCT	INV SCT	Catharine McQUEEN			WEB	Mary, Angus, Donald, Christie, Rachel, Duncan
MCMILLAN	Archibald	ARL SCT	VIC AUS	Flora MCMILLAN	MCMILLAN		Kay	Isabella, William Ewen, John Ewen, Mary & Jessie
MCMILLAN	John	MULL, ARL SCT	VIC AUS	Margaret McDONALD	Archibald	Flora McINTYRE	Libby Debra	John Angus, Hector, Charles Alexander, Archibald John, Murdoch Alexander, David, Angus John, Margaret Ann & Flora Ann
MACMILLAN	Daniel	?	NSW AUS	Ann	?	?	Larri	John, James, Isabella, Annie, Jannet Jameson, Daniel & Thomas
MCMILLEN	Hamilton	IRE	VIC AUS	Mary BOYCE	Nathaniel	Agnes McLEOD	Irene   Web	Letitia, Hamilton, James A., John, Robert, etc.
MCMILLEN	James	SCT	VIC AUS	Elizabeth FITZPATRICK	William	Mary Jane KEARNS?	Kaye  Web	Sarah, Stephen (John), Robert, William, Thomas, Annie & Elizabeth
MACMILLEN	James	?	NSW AUS	Isabella McLENNAN	Daniel	Ann	Larri	William H, John, Francis James, Catherine, Thomas, Alfred H, Marion & Alexander.
MCMILLEN	John	SCT	SCT	Margaret HEWET/HOWAT	uk	uk	Peter	John, William, Edward, Isabella, Robert
MCMILLAN	John Archibold	VIC AUS	VIC AUS	Janettie GUNN	Robert Neil	Christina WYLD	Don	Edith Christina Gunn McMillan married James Frederick Christoe
MCMILLAN	Robert	SCT	NSW AUS	Mary J. DALTON	Thomas	Catherine GREY	Janice	Thomas, Robert, Matthew, Mary, Isabella, Alexander Joseph and Donald.
MCMILLAN	Robert James	VIC AUS	VIC AUS	Bridget GUTHRIE	Robert James	Eliz. FITZPATRICK	Kaye  Web	13 childern, Dean/Bunyip

McMILLAN CHRISTY
Christy Macmillan (b. about c 1760) married Malcolm Macleod about c 1790.  They had at least 2 sons, William Macleod b. c1796 and Donald Macleod b. c1799.
Donald Macleod and his wife Ann nee MacDonald migrated to Australia with their children on the Midlothian from the Isle of Skye and arrived into Sydney on the 12th Dec. 1837.
The family settled around the lower Manning, NSW and later moved to Timonee near Taree in NSW.  Donald Macloud died in 1851 at Timonee.
Also on the Midlothian were Donald McMillan, 29 years, Stockman, with his wife Janet Macdonald, 26 years, with sons Duncan 5 years and Alexander 3 years. Travelling with them was Donald’s unmarried sister, Mary McMillan, 24 years, Country Servant.
It is very possible the above family are related to Kenneth (and my MacMillan family) as in July 1869 William Macleod wrote from Monkstadt Kilmuir SCT to his brother’s wife Ann and said that Kenneth Macmillian son of Angus Macmillan of Connista is bringing his letter ” to where his brothers Donald and Alex and his brothers is” – and we think the Kenneth below who travelled in 1869 would be that person, thus also related.

MCMILLAN	MARGARET	36	LA HOGUE	1869	SYDNEY	& FAMILY	Reel 2140, [4/4789]; Reel 2486, [4/4994]
MCMILLAN	KENNETH	31	LA HOGUE	1869	SYDNEY	& FAMILY	Reel 2140, [4/4789]; Reel 2486, [4/4994]
MCMILLAN	ALEXANDER	7	LA HOGUE	1869	SYDNEY	& FAMILY	Reel 2140, [4/4789]; Reel 2486, [4/4994]
MCMILLAN	MARY	3	LA HOGUE	1869	SYDNEY	& FAMILY	Reel 2140, [4/4789]; Reel 2486, [4/4994]
MCMILLAN	MARION	1	LA HOGUE	1869	SYDNEY	& FAMILY	Reel 2140, [4/4789]; Reel 2486, [4/4994]

To exchange any information on these families please Contact Noni Brown

McMillan, Samuel (1859 - 1931)
Samuel McMillan was born in Londonderry, Ireland around 1801 and died in Victoria in 1875 aged approx 74 years old. He married Janet Clark in Kilmarnock, SCT 1831.
Janet was born in Ayreshire, Scotland, in 1808 and died at Mansfield, Victoria in 1898 aged 90. In 1840 the couple with their 3 children, Letitia, Thomas and Janet travelled to Australia aboard the 'Perfect'. After arriving in Australia they had three more children, Samuel born 1841~died in Wandin North in 1924 aged 83, James born 1844 and Mary born 1847.
My line is Letitia McMillan who was born in Kilmarnock, 1837. 
Obituary:
McMILLAN, SAMUEL (1859-1931), Coachmaker, wheelwright, blacksmith and inventor, was born on 12 December 1859 at Mansfield, Victoria, eldest son of Thomas McMillan, farmer, and his wife Margaret, née Maclure; his grandparents Samuel and Janette McMillan had migrated to Victoria from Scotland in 1840 and eventually acquired the Logan Falls farm near Mansfield. The young Samuel attended Mansfield Common School which his father, determined that his children should have the schooling which he himself had been denied, had helped to establish. A bright, inventive boy, Samuel used his spare time making tools and toys and, noting this, his father apprenticed him to William Carey, a skilled local blacksmith and coachbuilder; he continued his training under Michael Ridge of Jamieson and at Johnstone's Foundry, Melbourne, where he perfected his skill as a wheelwright.
Returning to Mansfield, McMillan joined William Rundel, blacksmith, wheelwright and coachbuilder, in his business. The pair built a splendid reputation, winning over one hundred awards at country and town shows in Victoria. They early used a four-horse-power steam engine to increase production and they employed an artist, named Wells, to decorate their coaches, buggies and jinkers. When Rundel retired McMillan continued the business with increasing success.
He put his inventive ability to good purpose. Where the window-light was strongest in his big smithy in High Street, he set up a large blackboard and on this drew designs of possible inventions to the interest of customers, passers-by and children going home from school. He invented a rabbit-poisoning machine known as 'The Ringer' which, though difficult to use in the hilly country of Mansfield, was most successful in New South Wales and Western Australia. In 1885 McMillan became the first Mansfield exporter when the machine was sold in the United States of America. He patented a self-closing spring gate fastener and designed an improved clothes peg. In later years he spent much time designing an aeroplane. He was one of the first in Mansfield to fly as a passenger over Mount Buller; he was also one of the first to own and drive a motor car, an early model known as 'The Little'.
McMillan lent generous support to many public activities and despite increasing deafness never lost interest in his town. He was a member of the Mansfield Hospital committee and a commissioner of the waterworks trust. He was a Freemason and Oddfellow and won many competitions with the Mansfield Gun Club. A skilled horseman, he was famed for his fast but safe driving of his four-in-hand team. He was unmarried. He suffered from diabetes and died at Mansfield on 22 March 1931 and was buried in the local cemetery. No man, it was said, had more true friends. Years before, at a dinner given by the people of Mansfield to honour McMillan, the chairman in proposing the toast had declaimed, 'Longfellow wrote that men do not go to Paradise in coaches but I'd be proud to go in one of Sam's!'
Contact Noelene

Daniel MacMILLAN, came out of the Wanata sept 1864 with 5 of his 7 children. Isabella, Annie, Jannet Jameson, Daniel & Thomas after his wife Ann passed away.
His other 2 sons, John & James had come out previously in dec 1854 on the ‘St Helena’ and settled in the Richmond River area in NSW.
James Macmillan married Isabella McLennan in 1864. They had 8 children William H, John, Francis James, Catherine, Thomas Alfred H, Marion (TBC) & Alexander.
Alexander McMillan married Wilhelmina Wrightson, in 1894. Children John, James & Mary. James married Margaret Lithgow in 1932. Contact Larri

Alexander MacMillan           Wm. Henry Hughes and Catherine nee MacMillan

Robert McMillan married Mary Jane Dalton at Goulburn NSW in 1866. He was born in Glasgow, Scotland abt 1838 and died in Burwood, NSW in 1905. According to his Death Certificate his father's name was Thomas and mother's name Catherine Grey. Robert & Mary had nine children - seven still living in 1905 Thomas, Robert, Matthew, Mary, Isabella, Alexander Joseph and Donald. Alexander Joseph had 4 sons - Donald,Alexander, John (known as Jack) and Gordan. Alexander's wife Elsie May Kew died in 1824.
I would be happy to communicate with family or anyone who may have some information to help me. I have been unable to trace either parent and cannot find Robert's arrival in Australia.
Contact Janice Burrows

McMILLAN Charles m Jane Russell in VIC 1856
Charles was the son of Charles McMillan and Elizabeth McKechnie of Argyllshire; he married Jane Russell in Victoria AUS in 1856; and he died in Lubeck VIC 1897, aged 65y
Jane Russell was from Glasgow, she was the daughter of John Russell & Jane Wotherspoon and died in VIC 1928, aged 88y
Taken from Victoria and Its Metropolis: Past and Present; page 114
M'Millan, Charles, (of) Lubeck, is a native of Argyllshire, Scotland, who came to this colony at twenty years of age. When he landed he started work in a quarry, and afterwards on the Yarra lighters. He then proceeded to the Ballarat gold fields, and stayed there for two or three years, doing well. He next went to Carngham, and remained there five years, with an interval of six months, during; which he visited New Zealand. Buying a piece of land at Stockyard Hill, he went into farming there for nine or ten years, meeting with fair success, bur sold out, and went to the Wimmera. selected 300 acres in the parish of Ashens, and farmed it successfully. He also holds, through his wife, ninety acres, and runs thirty head of cattle and 400 sheep. In 1887 he cropped 100 acres. End.
A family tale has it that Charles arrived into Australia with his sisters Elizabeth & Janet about 1850. The captain was supposedly John Russell, Jane's father. Charles was 20y, Elizabeth 19y, and Janet 17y. No trace has been found of his sisters.
If you can help shed some light on the name of the ship the family arrived on and any information regarding the sisters I hope you will contact Mrs Valmae McMillan Box 6, Nandaly, VIC 3533

McMILLAN Archibald m Flora McMILLAN in 1826, Kilmallie, Argyle, Scotland.
Archibald arrived in Victoria, Australia as a widower on the Ship "Genghis Khan" in 1853 with his 5 children; Isabella, William Ewen, John Ewen, Mary and Jessie. Archibald was first married in the town of Camaghael, Kilmallie, Scotland in 1826 and all the children were born in that town. Archibald married for a second time in Australia or New Zealand (cannot find record). His children married and died as follows: Isabella McMillan b 1827 Kilmallie, married Joseph GRAY on 4 December, 1856 at Bushy Creek, Vic and had 8 children, and died on 14 January 1897 in Stawell, Vic. John McMillan b 1838 Kilmallie married Teressa BRIDGEMAN in 1881 in Vic, died on 10 February 1902 in Hay, NSW and did not have any children. Mary McMillan b 1841 Kilmallie, did not marry and died 20 October 1928, Surry Hills, Vic. Jessie McMillan b 1843 Kilmallie, married John SAMSON on 19 November 1860 in Hexham, Vic and had 12 children, and died on 14 July 1922 in Brighton, Vic. Looking for what happened to son William, b 1836 Kilmallie, and for the deaths of Archibald, born about 1800 in Kilmallie, and his second wife Ann. Contact Kay Morris