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Hughena M. MacMillan
1911–1911
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Hughena M. MacMillan is commemorated at Pioneer Cemetery memorial R3-005, which records 1911–1911. The existing memorial photograph identifies her as the daughter of William, abbreviated Wm., and Anna MacMillan. Anna’s maiden surname and the parents’ fuller identities remain unestablished. The inscription provides commemorative family evidence; it does not independently identify an exact burial location.
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195 enumerated residents in 37 original census family units. These are source households, not inferred genealogical branches or street addresses. Cancelled entries are excluded; source spellings and recorded ages are retained.
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William MacMillan — father named on R3-005
William MacMillan — father named on R3-005
William, abbreviated Wm., is named on Pioneer Cemetery memorial R3-005 as the father of Hughena M. MacMillan,1911–1911. The existing memorial photograph also names Anna as her mother. Anna’s maiden surname and William’s fuller identity are not supplied by the inscription. The parent names are retained as memorial evidence without assigning them to another MacMillan household.
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- William MacMillan — father named on R3-005 → parent of Hughena M. MacMillan