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Son of Laughlin and Catherine (maiden name unknown).

The history of Hamilton, Pathways to the Present, says that the children of Hugh and Margaret were Laughlin, Nancy, Flora, Donald, Hugh, Mary, Rachel, Margaret, Sarah and Harriet.

The History of Port Hill, Launched, also included Rachel, as well as a son Malcolm. There were only a few baptismal records for Hugh and Peggy found in the PEI Baptismal Index, and like other Presbyterian records of this time they were brief.

Land release and conveyance from Seymour to Hugh McLean, of Lot 16, for 100 acres in Lot 13, dated 4 May 1822. The land was near Richmond Bay and the bounded on one side by the property of Michael Ramsay. Hugh Mckendrick was a witness to the transaction. PEI Land Conveyance Records Lib 29 Folio 41

At Lot 13, 25 May, Hugh McLean at 76, native of the Isle of Mull. Examiner 16 June 1859, The Islander – Jun 3, 1859

Died.
At Lot 13, Port Hill, Prince County, on the 25th of May, after a trying illness of three months, endured with much patient resignation to his Heavenly Master’s Will, and in the blessed hope of a glorious immortality, Mr. Hugh McLean, a native of the Isle of Mull, Scotland, aged 76 years. The deceased, together with his parents and their family, emigrated to this Island in the year 1809. He will long be remembered by his neighbors and friends for his quiet and unostentatious demeanor, while his afflicted wife and family may “weep not as without hope for those who sleep in Jesus,””as our hope is this our brother doth.”

Will of Hugh McLean, Port Hill, only names wife Margaret.

From the Island Register
OTHER RACE OF MCLEANS
There were Hugh , Hector and John .
Hugh lived in 13 (Lot 13) near Montgomery's and near William Brown.
Hector lived in 16 (Lot 16) near the Ferry.
John lived in Brae. He first lived in the Cove. (Lot 16)