Family
ClaimDetailEvidence
SpouseBarbara Salome Reese (1844-1926) 
Child +Maria (McMillen) McMillan (1873-1950)
 
Child +Ada McMillen (1875-1956)
 
Child +Buena McMillen (1879-)
 
Child +Nellie McMillen (1881-)
 
Child +Zora McMillen (1883-1926)
 
Attributes
ClaimDetailEvidence
GenderMale
NameJohn (McMillen) McMillan
 
Timeline
ClaimDateDetailAgeEvidence
Birthabt 1848New York, United States
 
MarriageAug 13, 1871Barbara Salome Reese (1844-1926)
 
Note
John MC MILLEN Self M Male W 32 NY Blacksmith SCOT NY
Salone B. MC MILLEN Wife M Female W 32 NY Keeping House PA NY
Maria MC MILLEN Dau S Female W 7 MI NY NY
Adda MC MILLEN Dau S Female W 5 MI NY NY
Buna MC MILLEN Dau S Female W 2 MI NY NY
1880 Census Place Keeler, Van Buren, Michigan Page Number 495D

1900 > Michigan > VAN BUREN > KEELER TWP Series: T623 Roll: 745 Page: 210
McMillen John head feb 1848 55 m 29 yrs New York, New York, New York blacksmith
- Sloam B wife June 1844 55 29 5 childrend 5 living New York, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania
- Nellie daughter Dec 1881 19 single Michigan, New York, New York
- Zora daughter July 1883 16 single Michigan, New York, New York

"John McMillan, (note surname respelling from McMillen as appears in various censuses) the father of Mrs. Duncombe, is a native of the state of New York, and in earlier life was a blacksmith. He was a soldier in defense of the Union during the Civil war, and made an excellent record in the army. He has served as treasurer of Keeler township and is now township clerk. His political faith is pledged and his political services are given to the Republican party, and he is ardently devoted to its principles. Fraternally he is a Freemason and belongs to the lodge of the order in Keeler, where he and his wife are living. The latter was born in New York state, and she, too, takes an earnest interest in the fraternal life of the community as a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. No citizens of Van Buren county are more highly or more generally esteemed." (reese sources #25)