McMellen Genealogy
Archibald McMillen 1728-1796
Eleanor Graham (?)-1814
Came from Belfast, Ireland to avoid religious persecution. He was a Scot-Irish Covenanter.
Archibald was a private in Captain William Scott’s company of Colonel John Stark’s regiment at the battle of Bunker Hill. Archibald was wounded in the right elbow by a musket ball and lost the use of his right hand. He was unable to follow his trade of weaver and petitioned the NH General Assembly for a pension.
His pension papers include a statement from Col. Stark which states “Archibald McMillan of New Boston & Peter Robertson of Amherst, both of my regiment were with me in Bunker Hill Battle & were wounded & knew them to behave very Courageous in that Action.” The NH State archives are available online at http://sos.nh.gov/Papers.aspx
GENERATION 2
Dr. Alexander McMillan 1769-1846
Susanna Tufts
Born at New Boston, Hillsborough, New Hampshire
GENERATION 3
John McMillan 1802-1870
Sophia Bowles
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GENERATION 7
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Son of Edgar James McMellen
and Myra Jones
(From Left to Right) Leslie Edgar (2nd son), Edgar James, Edgar J. (4th son) and the small boy is Larry, Leslie’s son. Picture likely circa 1950s.
Photo Courtesy Brian & Theresa McMellen.
Photo: 1897. Features the Edgar Joseph McMellen Family. Edgar Joseph with wife Alice (Porter). Son, Edgar James. Daughter, Ethel.
(Left to Right): Edgar Joseph McMellen, his twin Edward, and John McMellen. Photo Courtesy Brian & Theresa McMellen.
Alice A. and Edgar J. McMellen
Edgar J. McMellen and (?)
