McMillon

McMillon is a surname of Scottish and Irish origin. It is believed to be derived from the Gaelic given name "Mac Giolla Mhaoilinn", which translates to "son of the servant of Saint Maelinn". Saint Maelinn was a figure in early Irish Christianity. The surname spread throughout Scotland and Ireland and can be found in various spellings and variations. Over time, individuals bearing the McMillon surname emigrated to other parts of the world, notably to North America, Australia, and New Zealand. The name is not exceptionally common but is present in genealogical records and modern census data across these regions. There are no widely recognized historical figures or prominent public entities solely identified by the surname McMillon that would warrant specific detailed historical accounts. Its significance lies primarily in its lineage and the family histories of those who bear it.