McGillivray
[ muh-gil-uh-vrey ]
noun
Alexander, 1759?–93, Native American chief of the Creek nation.
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How to use McGillivray in a sentence
His first victim there was 53-year-old James McGillivray, who was killed as he slept outside a Placentia shopping center.
Serial Killer’s Twisted Logic: Allegedly Murdered Homeless Victims as Community Service | Christine Pelisek | March 16, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTHis papers are illustrated by the botanist McGillivray, to whom he may have owed some further assistance.
"It didn't need the second sight of old Murdoch McGillivray," her brother returned.
The Land of Strong Men | Arthur M. ChisholmThis interval was the opportunity of McGillivray and his friends.
The Great Company | Beckles WillsonSuch was the character, such the career of Alexander McGillivray.
Makers and Romance of Alabama History | B. F. Riley
It was an opportunity which the keen McGillivray could not suffer to remain unused.
Makers and Romance of Alabama History | B. F. Riley
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