Robert M. Magill Magill Family Record

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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. To my brother, I. L. Magill, and his daughter, Maggie Magill, I am very largely indebted for the Georgia part of the record. To these especially, and to all others who have so kindly helped me in the work, I extend most sincere thanks. I believe the records are as complete as it is possible to get them. That there may be found a few mistakes in dates is to be expected, when it is remember-ed that the records have been obtained from hundreds of different sources. In quite a num ber of cases, dates given by different persons, have varied a little; in such cases, by comparing with other dates, I selected the date most probable. Quite a number of quotations will be found, taken from some other book or record; but I trust credit has been given to each, so that I may not be charged with plagiarism. Our main object in getting up this work is to preserve a family record, and to bring the members of this large family, in all its branches, in touch with each other, and that we may know each other better, and to this end we have given dates and addresses whenever possible.