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richard mcilwaine
American theologian, US
(b. 1834)
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william b. mcilwaine
American politician, US
(b. 1854)
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henry read mcilwaine
American librarian, US
(b. 1864)
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william frederick mcilwaine
(born 1843)
(b. 1843)
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william st. john mcilwaine
(born 1869)
(b. 1869)
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cecilia lambert mcilwaine
(born 1872)
(b. 1872)
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helen mcilwaine
(born 1873)
(b. 1873)
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arthur arnold mcilwaine
(born 1877)
(b. 1877)
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william andrew mcilwaine
(b. 1893)
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johnny mcilwaine
Scottish footballer (1904-1980), GB
(b. 1904)
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robert mcilwaine
American lawyer, defender of racial segregation
(b. 1924)
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ia mcilwaine
professor of Library and Information Studies
(b. 1935)
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garry mcilwaine
Australian politician, AU
(b. 1944)
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ellen mcilwaine
American musician, US
(b. 1945)
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richard mcilwaine
English cricketer (born 1950), GB
(b. 1950)
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) , across the world, is quite a rare surname. The cognomen Mcilwaine is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Isle of Man, where it is quite a rare surname, the United Kingdom, and Ireland, where it is a rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia.