MacNeil, Malcolm

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MacNeil, Malcolm

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  • Calum Iain
  • Calum mac Iain 'ic Iain Mhóir a'Mhuilleir

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      1872-1912

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      Malcolm MacNeil (Calum ‘ic Iain ‘ic Chaluim ‘ic Iain ‘ic Eachainn ‘ic Iain Ruairidh Phìobaire) was born in Ironville in 1872. He was the son of John MacNeil of Ironville and Elizabeth MacNeil of Beaver Cove. On his father’s side he is a descendant of Iain Mac Ruairidh Phìobaire who immigrated to Nova Scotia from Barra in 1802, eventually securing land in Piper’s Cove. Iain’s grandson Calum first operated a grist mill in Shenacadie before selling it to his brother-in-law and moving to Ironville. This is why Malcolm MacNeil is sometimes referred to as Calum mac Iain ‘ic Caluim Mhóir a’Mhuileir.

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