Martha DUNCAN Married Arthur McMILLAN on 28 DEC 1795 in Washington, New York, USA.
Martha Duncan whose family, like the McMillans was of Scotch-Irish descent.
Headstone:
I did find only one stone in the entire cemetery marked "McMillan." It was for Arthur McMillan. From Arthur's bio, Martha is buried beside Arthur in this cemetery. I took a photo of the grave plot, but there is no marker there for anyone other than Arthur. It is a very small cemetery and I easily walked the entire grounds twice, looking for another McMillan stone. All of the graves are grouped by family name there. All the "Tylers" are together, all of the Skinners, etc. So I'm certain that there are no other markers there for McMillan's.
Provided By: James Bellert (#48157908)
Martha Duncan whose family, like the McMillans was of Scotch-Irish descent.
Headstone:
I did find only one stone in the entire cemetery marked "McMillan." It was for Arthur McMillan. From Arthur's bio, Martha is buried beside Arthur in this cemetery. I took a photo of the grave plot, but there is no marker there for anyone other than Arthur. It is a very small cemetery and I easily walked the entire grounds twice, looking for another McMillan stone. All of the graves are grouped by family name there. All the "Tylers" are together, all of the Skinners, etc. So I'm certain that there are no other markers there for McMillan's.
Provided By: James Bellert (#48157908)
Martha DUNCAN Married Arthur McMILLAN on 28 DEC 1795 in Washington, New York, USA.
Martha Duncan whose family, like the McMillans was of Scotch-Irish descent.
Headstone:
I did find only one stone in the entire cemetery marked "McMillan." It was for Arthur McMillan. From Arthur's bio, Martha is buried beside Arthur in this cemetery. I took a photo of the grave plot, but there is no marker there for anyone other than Arthur. It is a very small cemetery and I easily walked the entire grounds twice, looking for another McMillan stone. All of the graves are grouped by family name there. All the "Tylers" are together, all of the Skinners, etc. So I'm certain that there are no other markers there for McMillan's.
Provided By: James Bellert (#48157908)
Martha Duncan whose family, like the McMillans was of Scotch-Irish descent.
Headstone:
I did find only one stone in the entire cemetery marked "McMillan." It was for Arthur McMillan. From Arthur's bio, Martha is buried beside Arthur in this cemetery. I took a photo of the grave plot, but there is no marker there for anyone other than Arthur. It is a very small cemetery and I easily walked the entire grounds twice, looking for another McMillan stone. All of the graves are grouped by family name there. All the "Tylers" are together, all of the Skinners, etc. So I'm certain that there are no other markers there for McMillan's.
Provided By: James Bellert (#48157908)
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