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Glengarry and Ottawa Valley Branch
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Activity Branch
Records (Agendas, Minutes, Reports) |
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| MacMillan History Pieces | Branch and/or North America Registration |
| Branch Kit Shop | Publications, Books |
| Genealogy Research: Help and Resources, Getting Started | |
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James Allan McDonald's family database
Over 22,000 names in this file, including 197 "MacMillan", 791 "McMillan" |
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| Google Albums MacMillan Photos 2002 - 2009 | |
| Historical Driving Tour of Glengarry 2009 June 27, 2009 | |
The Gathering 2009, All-Clan Gathering in Edinburgh, 25 - 26 July. Summary article.
European Pipe Band Championships, 25 July 2009 at Greenock. Has a link to results.
Clan MacMillan International Gathering, 27 - 29 July 2009 at Greenock.
Gathering of the Clans & MacMillan Gathering, photos by Susan Drinkwater.Clan Cameron International Gathering, 30 July - 2 August at Fort William
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Tuesday 21 to Friday 24 July 2009 The Homecoming event for Family Historians, Genealogists and anyone with an interest in Scots at home and abroad |
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(http://www.clanmacmillan.org/index.htm) Finlaystone, Langbank, Renfrewshire, Scotland, PA14 6TJ
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 Project MAOL |
The Clan MacMillan Family History Archive
is being compiled for the Clan Centre at Finlaystone in Scotland by
genealogist Graeme Mackenzie and made available to all M'millans and
Septname bearers in the world through this website funded by Clan
MacMillan International - the worldwide society founded in 1993 to
support the work of the Clan Centre. Macmillan/McMullen etc. Baxter, Bell, Blue, Brown, Lany/Lennie, Melanson, Millan/Mullen, Milliken/Mulligan, Walker. Membership of Clan MacMillan International (Centre) includes a subscription to the Clan MacMillan International Magazine. |
| "St.
Raphael's Ruins" St. Raphael's, Glengarry,
Ontario -- Declared a National Historic
Site in 1999. The mission of the Friends of the Ruins of St Raphael's, Inc. is to preserve and enhance the site as a monument to the history of our settlement and as an attraction for cultural tourism. The Friends of the Ruins St Raphaels Inc. held a commemorative celebration on Sunday, June 25th, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. at the Ruins. "Celebrating Our Heritage" marked the completion of the stabilization of the Ruins along with the unveiling of the plaques in recognition of the faithful and generous "Donors" to the stabilization program. |
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"Glengarry Pioneer Museum" - Dunvegan, Ontario This community museum interprets the history of the nineteenth-century Scottish, Loyalist, and French Canadian settlement in Glengarry County. The site houses a unique collection of buildings: the first bar in Eastern Ontario, a miniature cheese factory, the Roxborough Town Hall, two period log barns, a livery shed and the last working forge/blacksmith shop in the county. Artifacts on display include furniture, clothing, textiles, china and farm tools. The museum's reference room includes collections of photographs, books, genealogical material, bibles and maps that indicate the earliest farms in the area. |
The
Ardbrae Dancers of Ottawa
Scottish Country Dancing is energetic social dancing. It is also known
as the Ballroom Dancing of Scotland. The emphasis is on fun, friendship
and lively music. It is done in sets of 6 or 8 people. Since dancing
etiquette requires that you change partners after each dance, you soon
know everyone. E-mail:
Glengarry
Highland Games, Maxville, Ontario,
Canada - North
America's Largest Highland GamesSince 1948, an outstanding display of music, dance, sports, pageantry, and tradition. Competition results are posted here.
See Glengarry & Ottawa Valley MacMillan Clan Photos of the 2009 Glengarry Games
Please visit the MacMillan table in the Clans Building at the 2010 Games.
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The
only Celtic Shop in Glengarry County. Kilt rentals and sales,
clothing, clan items, celtic jewelry, imported food, tartans,
gifts. 8 Main Street, Maxville, Ontario. (613)
527-1555 Email:
- and - 254 Pitt Street, Cornwall, Ontario (613) 938-4798 |
Celebrate the
Scottish culture
and heritage of the Ottawa Valley at the
North
Lanark Highland Games in Almonte, Ontario.The 24th North Lanark Highland Games were a success! Join us August 23, 2008 as we celebrate our Silver Anniversary!
Games start at 9:00 a.m., Opening Ceremonies at 1:00 p.m., and the Massed Bands at 5:30 p.m.
Contact Colonel (Ret'd) Alex Gillis, Secretary NLHG, (613) 256-4961 or Email:
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Society of Australia Originally established in 1983, it aims at fostering kinship between members of the MacMillan Clan and the various Septs. President: Web Master: |
| Clan MacMillan Society
of New Zealand Welcome to the website of the Clan MacMillan Society of New Zealand. We hope that in the near future you will be able to download our latest news letters and archives. , Secretary, Clan MacMillan Society of New Zealand |
The branch
encompasses Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, the Dakotas and
Missouri. In 2008 we participated in the Minnesota Scottish Fair and Highland
Games, the Illinois St. Andrews Scottish Festival at Oak Brook IL,
Minnesota Renaissance Festival in Minneapolis and the Southwestern
Missouri Celtic Festival in Buffalo, MO. Appalachian Branch of Clan MacMillan Members in our Branch come from the loose geographical area including Florida in the South to the Mason-Dixon Line; from the Mississippi to the Atlantic.
If you are attending any of the Highland Games (check our calender for ones near you), come by to visit. President,
HighlandNet Home Page : A compendium of news and information about activities and events.
Clan News Page for Clans and Branches. (Go to this page for listing information.) Email:
ElectricScotland A guide to, and some great historical accounts of over 240 Scottish clans and families. Most of our material comes from antiquarian books published in the 1800's. There are many references to clans in our History section as well. See the Clan MacMillan page.
Tomdoun
Sporting Lodge
A Victorian Sporting Lodge in a truly unique elevated setting
overlooking the Upper Garry. A perfect place to stay for those with a
love of Scotland and the great outdoors, the Tomdoun is a comfortable
home away from home with a lively atmosphere, great food and a warm
welcome. E-Mail: enquiries@tomdoun-sporting-lodge.comInvergarry, Inverness-shire, Scotland, PH35 4HS Tel: +44 (0)1809-511218 / Fax: +44 (0)1809-511300
Ardochy House north of Fort William, Scotland, two miles off the A87 from Invergarry to Skye in the Highlands of Scotland is a former shooting lodge with three cottages and the owners' house, set round a cobbled courtyard viewing south over Loch Garry and the mountains beyond.
Ardochy House Cottages, Glengarry, Invergarry, Inverness-shire, PH35 4HR. Tel: (01809) 511292, Fax: (01809) 511293
Genealogy Research Help and Resources; how to begin. What we find useful and productive in the pursuit of family and historical knowledge. Please let us know of other good sources. Your suggestions and information are welcome.
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