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J.W. McMillan (brick manufacturer) : ウィキペディア英語版
J. W. McMillan (brick manufacturer)
J. W. McMillan (May 5, 1850 – December 1925) was an industrialist and brick supplier. Born in Glasgow, Scotland., McMillan moved to the United States, where he produced bricks in the American South.〔http://grc.gcsu.edu/files/geog4080/web/mcmillan/History.htm〕
==Early life and immigration to America==
J.W. McMillian was born in Scotland in 1850, into a Presbyterian family.〔
McMillian subsequently immigrated to the United States, living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for a time. He then moved to Madison, Georgia, where he supplied bricks for the Georgia State Sanitarium.

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