McMillan

MacMillan, Macmillan, McMillen or McMillan are variants of a Scottish family name. They may refer to:

People

• Alexander Hugh Macmillan (1877-1966), Jehovah's Witnesses historian, and longtime board member of Watch Tower Society
• Alexander Macmillan (publisher) (1818–1896), British publisher
• Angus McMillan (1810–1865), Australian explorer
• Archibald McMillan (1762-1832) Canadian pioneer Townships of Templeton, Grenville, Lochaber
• Brian McMillan, South African Cricketer
• Colin R. McMillan (1935–2003), former Assistant United States Secretary of Defense
• Craig McMillan, New Zealand Cricketer
• Daniel Hunter McMillan (1846–1933), Manitoba politician
• Daniel Macmillan (1813–1857), British publisher, brother of Alexander Macmillan (publisher)
• Dave McMillan, basketball coach
• Donald B. MacMillan, American explorer
• Duncan MacMillan, any of several people
• Edwin McMillan (1907–1991), American chemist and Nobel Prize winner
• Frank McMillan, Australian rugby league footballer
• Gordon McMillan (creative director), President of McMillan, a creative agency
• Gordon Holmes McMillan, British World War II general and Hereditary Chief of the Clan MacMillan
• Harold Macmillan (1894–1986), British Prime Minister
• Herbert H. McMillan (1958– ), American politician
• H. R. MacMillan (1885–1976), Canadian forester
• James MacMillan (composer) (born 1959), Scottish composer
• James McMillan (politician) (1838–1902), U.S. politician from Michigan
• James W. McMillan (1825–1903), Union Army general in the American Civil War
• John McMillan (economist) (1951–2007), Professor of Economics at Stanford University, University of California San Diego, and University of Western Ontario
• John McMillan (pastor) (1752–1833), a Presbyterian pastor and educator
• John McMillan (New Brunswick politician) (1816–1886), a New Brunswick businessman and politician
• John McMillan (Ontario politician) (1824–1901), an Ontario farmer and politician
• John Angus McMillan (1874–1922), Ontario merchant and politician
• John L. McMillan, U.S. Congressman from South Carolina
• John McMillan (footballer), English football (soccer) player and manager
• Joseph McMillan, U.S. vexillologist and heraldist
• Kate McMillan, Canadian blogger
• Kenneth MacMillan, Sir, Scottish-born choreographer
• Kirkpatrick MacMillan (1812–1878), Scottish blacksmith who invented the rear-wheel-driven bicycle
• Margaret MacMillan, Canadian historian
• Margaret McMillan, nursery education pioneer
• Nate McMillan, former NBA player and coach of the Portland Trail Blazers
• Norman Macmillan M.C., A.F.C. (First World War, Fighter Ace), Royal Air Force Captain, Test pilot and Author.
• Norman MacMillan (politician), Canadian politician
• Robert S. McMillan, American astronomer
• Robert S. McMillan (architect)
• Robert MacMillan (1865-1936), Scottish national rugby union player
• Stephen McMillan, Scottish former footballer
• William MacMillan, Canadian politician
• Whitney MacMillan, American Businessman

Fictional characters

• Trillian (character), or Tricia McMillan, a character in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
• Ernie Macmillan, a character in the Harry Potter book series
• Captain MacMillan, SAS sniper in the 2007 video game Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Places

• Division of McMillan, an electoral district in the Australian House of Representatives in Victoria
• McMillan, Wisconsin
• McMillan Township, Luce County, Michigan
• McMillan Township, Ontonagon County, Michigan
• Lake McMillan in New Mexico
• McMillan Reservoir in Washington, D.C.

Other

• McMillan LLP, a Canadian law firm
• Macmillan Publishers, a multinational publishing group
• List of authors of Macmillan Publishing (United States)
• Macmillan Publishers (United States)
• Macmillan Cancer Support, a British charity
• McMillan and Wife, a 1970s television series
• McMillan Plan, a 1901 development plan for Washington, D.C.
• Clan MacMillan, a Highland Scottish clan
• McMillan Tac-50, a sniper rifle produced by the McMillan Brothers Rifle Company

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