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Mary McAlister
Mary Agnes McAlister CBE (née McMackin; 26 April 1896 – 26 February 1976) was an Irish-born Scottish nurse who also went into politics and was a member of parliament.
==Family==
McMackin was born in Rathmullan,〔Register of Births, Rathmullan District〕 County Donegal, Ireland;〔"The Times House of Commons 1959", p. 199〕 in later life she never revealed her date of birth in public, but the public record indicates that she was born on 26 April 1896〔 and baptised the same day.〔Baptisimal Register, St. Joseph's Church, Rathmullan〕 She was the eldest child of Charles McMackin, publican, of Rathmullan, son of Joseph McMackin, described as "merchant", and Winnifred Deeny, national teacher, of Glenvar,〔 the eldest child of Charles Deeny, originally from Inniskil, and Sarah McGinley, originally from Legboy, Fanad,〔Register of Marriages, Milford District〕 both also teachers. She moved with her family to Glasgow in 1903,〔"Fourth Candidate at Kelvingrove", ''The Times'', 3 March 1958.〕 and attended the Franciscan Convent School there. From 1923 to 1926, she trained as a fever nurse at the Knightswood Hospital in Glasgow. Having qualified, she married J. Alexander McAlister in 1927; they had four daughters (Winifred, Molly, Elinor and Sheila), and six grandchildren (Frances, Susan, Sheila and Jane and Andrew and Judy).
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