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MacLaren or Maclaren is a surname of Scottish and northern Irish origin. The name is an Anglicisation of the Gaelic Mac Labhrainn meaning "son of Labhrann". The Gaelic personal name Labhrann is a Gaelicised form of Lawrence.[1]



People with the surname MacLaren



  • Alexander Maclaren (1826–1910), Scottish-English non-conformist minister


  • Alexander Ferguson MacLaren (1854–1917), Canadian manufacturer, exporter and politician


  • Andrew MacLaren (1883–1975), British politician


  • Archie MacLaren (1871–1944), English cricketer


  • Charles Maclaren (1782–1866), Scottish journalist and geologist


  • David Laurence MacLaren (1893–1960), Canadian politician, Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick


  • Dave MacLaren (born 1934), Scottish retired football player and manager


  • Donald MacLaren (1893–1988), Canadian World War I flying ace


  • Emma Maclaren (born 1991), British model


  • Fawna MacLaren (born 1965), American model and actress


  • Geoffrey MacLaren (1883–1966), English cricketer


  • Ian Maclaren (pseudonym of Rev. John Watson, 1850–1907), Scottish author and theologian


  • Jack MacLaren, Canadian politician

  • James MacLaren (disambiguation)


  • Jamie Maclaren (born 1993), Australian footballer


  • Jim MacLaren (1963–2010), American motivational speaker and author


  • Jimmy MacLaren (1921–2004), English footballer


  • Julian MacLaren-Ross (1912–1964), British novelist


  • Leon MacLaren (1910–1994), British barrister, politician and philosopher


  • Lynn MacLaren (born 1962), Australian politician


  • Mary MacLaren (1896–1985), American film actress


  • Michelle MacLaren, Canadian television director and producer


  • Murray MacLaren (1861–1942), Canadian politician, Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick


  • Norrie MacLaren (born 1948), Scottish television and film producer, fashion photographer, scriptwriter, artist, and environmentalist


  • Owen Finlay Maclaren (1907–1978), English design engineer


  • Ross MacLaren (born 1962), British former football player and coach


  • Roy MacLaren (footballer) (born 1930), Scottish footballer


  • Roy MacLaren (politician) (born 1934), Canadian politician


  • Sarah F. Maclaren (born 1964), Anglo-Italian cultural theorist, sociologist and anthropologist


  • Stewart MacLaren (born 1953), Scottish former footballer


  • Thomas MacLaren (architect) (1863–1928), Scottish architect


  • William MacLaren (1844–?), English rugby union international


  • William Scott Maclaren (1845–1909), political figure in Quebec


  • William de Bois Maclaren (1856–1921), Scottish publisher, businessman and Scout Commissioner


See also


  • McLaren (surname)


References




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