Though no longer concentrated in Scotland, MacMillans are still a clan, sharing common ancestors, a chief and a rich heritage reaching back to the Clan's 12th century progenitor, making Clan MacMillan one of Scotland's oldest clans. Regional and national branches of the clan are located in Britain, the U.S., Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Gatherings are held every few years bringing the international membership together. See more about Clan MacMillan's branches and societies on the Clan MacMillan International website.
Clan MacMillan North Central States was initiated in 2000 at the suggestion of our Chief. Initially just Minnesota, we grew to include Wisconsin, Iowa and the Dakotas. In 2002 Illinois was added. Missouri joined us in 2006. Our mission is to create awareness among our clanspeople of their heritage, their Clan and other MacMillans (of whatever spelling) and related septs through Highland games, social events and any forms of communication we can take advantage of. For more information contact one of our branch officers or the Clan Centre. Or see a page on how to join our branch.
George MacMillan of MacMillan and Knap is Clan MacMillan's chief, a 23rd generation descendant of the clan's progenitor. George's father, General Sir Gordon MacMillan, was accepted by the Lord Lyon as chief, the MacMillan of MacMillan and Knap in 1952 the first recognized chief of the clan since the death of Duncan MacMillan of Dunsmore in 1799.
Chief George resides in Finlaystone, Langbank Scotland overlooking the Clyde River near Glasgow. Here also is the Clan MacMillan International Centre, containing displays on clan history, genealogy and more current information about the Clan.

Clan MacMillan International Centre
Clan MacMillan Forum
Clan MacMillan North Central States Group Facebook

FinlaystoneAbove: Finlaystone where Chief George MacMillan resides and the Clan MacMillan International Centre is located.

Left: branch members in the parade of Clans.George and Graeme

Above: A photo taken on a Clan Gathering tour of the Isle of Skye and other locations on the west coast. Relaxing at a coffee shop break in Plockton are, from left, Clan historian Graeme Mackenzie, MA and Chief George.

Right: the Clan MacMillan North Central States tent at the 2008 Minnesota Highland Games.