Iam tracing my McLean/MacLean lineage. My gr-uncle, Laughlin (spelled in various ways) MacLean was born on the Isle of Skye, Scotland, around 1830. His father was Charles MacLean. His mother, the 2nd wife of 3, was supposedly a MacDonald. They are still in Scotland on the 1851 census but in 1854 he married Julia Ann Feddin in Ontonagon County, MI. (By this time he was spelling his name McLean.) Laughlin died on Dec. 31, 1909 and was buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, Duluth, MN. I don't know how many children he had. One son, Charles D. McLean, did business in Tacoma as McLean the Mover, 109 S. 15th Street, in 1932, according to correspondence from the cemetery. (I believe here were at least three more girls and another son.) I would appreciate any information someone might have on this family. Marion Markham

According to the 1939 Tacoma City Directory - The Mover Inc, Lock T Mclean pres, Dean C McLean (Seattle v-pres-treas 109 S 15th. Also listed are McLean, Lucille, Robert J w Agnes J, Robert S, Roderic R, Ruth, McLean & Co. Archie M McLean & McLean's Fast Freight, Cecil Smith mgr 109 S 15th There are addresses for the also listeds - let me know if you would like those. No Charles, I checked the MacLean spelling also. Susan Pettit [email protected] --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.249 / Virus Database: 122 - Release Date: 4/13/01