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Sir John Maclean〔(【引用サイトリンク】title= Maclean, John, Sir, 1811-1895 )〕 (or MacLean) (pronounced "mac'lane'), KB, FSA, (17 September 1811 in Blisland, Cornwall – 5 March 1895 in Clifton, Bristol) was a British civil servant, genealogist and author. ==Life== Maclean was a son of Mr. Robert Lean, of Trehudreth, Blisland, Cornwall, where he was born in 1811. His mother Elizabeth was a daughter of Mr. Thomas Every, of Bodmin. After genealogical research he assumed his ancestors were connected to the Scottish Clan Maclean,〔It is now thought by Alan Kent that he was in error in this〕 and in 1845, with his brothers, he resumed the original prefix of "Mac". (His name was originally John Lean but he adopted that of Maclean.) In 1837 he entered the Ordnance Department of the War Office, and became deputy auditor in April, 1865. He resigned this post on a pension, and received a knighthood in January, 1871. Sir John Maclean died at his residence, Glasbury House, Richmond Hill, Clifton, Bristol, of influenza. on Tuesday 5 March 1895.
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