MCMEEKIN

Display by:linealphabetical order

  • Catherine †, daughter of James MCMIKEN (MCMEEKIN) and Mary (Marian) BELL
  • Elizabeth 1868-1913, daughter of Samuel Douglas and Elizabeth Martha MITCHELL
  • Gail 1895, daughter of Thomas Gordon and Joan Spencer GRANT
  • Helen 1893, daughter of Thomas Gordon and Joan Spencer GRANT, married to Albert C STEVENS
  • James Gilbert 1859, son of Samuel Douglas and Elizabeth Martha MITCHELL, married to Elizabeth MCWILLIAM
  • Jeannette 1880-1967, daughter of Samuel Douglas and Elizabeth Martha MITCHELL
  • Jessica 1870-1918, daughter of Samuel Douglas and Elizabeth Martha MITCHELL, married to Martin A HENDERSON in 1902
  • Joan 1891, daughter of Thomas Gordon and Joan Spencer GRANT
  • John 1861-1923, son of Samuel Douglas and Elizabeth Martha MITCHELL
  • Mildren 1899, daughter of Thomas Gordon and Joan Spencer GRANT
  • Robert Bell †, son of James MCMIKEN (MCMEEKIN) and Mary (Marian) BELL
  • Samue Douglas 1865-1932, son of Samuel Douglas and Elizabeth Martha MITCHELL
  • Samuel Douglas 1819-1901, son of James MCMIKEN (MCMEEKIN) and Mary (Marian) BELL, married to Elizabeth Martha MITCHELL
  • Thomas Gordon 1872-1920, son of Samuel Douglas and Elizabeth Martha MITCHELL, married to Joan Spencer GRANT in 1890
  • William Bell 1863-1917, son of Samuel Douglas and Elizabeth Martha MITCHELL

Profile picture of Mcmicking FAMILY (mcmicking)
Family Tree owner : Mcmicking FAMILY (mcmicking)

Welcome to The McMicking Family Tree

Fàilte is "Olde Gaelic" and means "welcome".  It originated in Ireland and was used throughout Ireland and Scotland until the 11th century when it evolved into "Middle English". Historically, the last place this language was spoken was in the region of Carrick in Scotland circa 1085.   These were the lands occupied by the McMicking family ancestors - Clan MacMiadhachain (the MacMahuns, the MacMichans and the MacMickins).

The McMicking family has a rich and vibrant history with significant records dating back as far as the 13th century in Ayrshire, Scotland.  During the 1700's many Scots and Brits immigrated to the New World of America and later to the South Seas and Australia.

Family History :

{{ asCtrl.bannerRights.title|translate }}

{{ asCtrl.bannerRights.content|translate }}
{{ 'gw_downgraded_access_back_to_max'|translate }}
The Geneanet family trees are powered by Geneweb 7.0. In accordance with the legal provisions, you can ask for the removal of your name and the name of your minor children. Deceased persons are not concerned by this provision. Major children and living persons must directly contact the owner of this family tree.

ToS | Cookie Settings