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1 CONC There is also a John McMillan buried with Dougald and Ann in Erin Union Ce
1 CONC metery, 1868-1942.
1 CONT The cemetery lists his year of birth as 1834, the 1901 census has Dec. 1
1 CONC 0, 1838.
1 CONT
1 CONT From the "Biographical sketches" Historical Atlas of the County of Welling
1 CONC ton,
1 CONT Ontario, compiled, drawn and published from personal examinations and surv
1 CONC eys.
1 CONT Toronto: Historical Atlas Publishing Co, 1906, reprint 1972.
1 CONT
1 CONT Dugald, was b. in Erin Tp., in 1839, and has always lived there.  He succe
1 CONC eded to the
1 CONT homestead, which he retained until the early ninties, when he sold it, a
1 CONC nd purchased
1 CONT lot 23, con. 9, which he has greatly improved, and where he still reside
1 CONC s.  He is a
1 CONT successful man, and good farmer, having the respect of the community at la
1 CONC rge.  He
1 CONT m. Ann, dau. of Donald McLean.  Issue: Sarah, Mary A., Daniel, Mrs. Albe
1 CONC rt Rooney,
1 CONT Toronto; John, Alexander, and Christina.
1 CONT
1 CONT Erin Advocate, Apr. 24, 1912 McMILLAN - The late Dougal McMillan who di
1 CONC ed on the 11th inst. was a life-long resident of this vicinity.  He was t
1 CONC he second son of the late Alexander McMillan and was born at Belfounta
1 CONC in in 1834.  The family afterwards removed to the 9th line Erin, whe
1 CONC re he resided until his death.  His wife, who survivies him, was Ann McLe
1 CONC an and a family of three sons and four daughters were born to them: Ale
1 CONC x, of Eramosa; John and Daniel, at home; Chrissie, Mrs. Burnsides, of Ball
1 CONC inafad; Mary Ann, who died some two years ago; Maggie, Mrs. A Rooney, Toro
1 CONC nto; and Sara, Mrs. W. Wheeler, tenth line Erin.  The deceased was a hou
1 CONC se carpenter which occupation he followed until about ten years ago.  He w
1 CONC as a Reformer in politics and was a member of Burn's Presbyterian chur
1 CONC ch at Erin.  His death was caused by cancer and towards the end of his li
1 CONC fe he was a great sufferer.  The funeral took place to Erin cemetery, on t
1 CONC he 12th inst and was largely attended.  The pallbearers were, Messers A. M
1 CONC cGill, J. Wilson, E. Stowger, R. J. Lang, and Donald and Duncan McLean.  R
1 CONC ev. R. S. Scott, of Hillsburg, conducted the services at the house a
1 CONC nd at the grave.  The bereaved family have the sympathy of all.