- McIvor (surname)
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For other uses, see MacIvor.
McIvor Gender Unisex Language(s) English Origin Language(s) 1. Scottish Gaelic Word/Name 1. Mac Íomhair
2. MacÌomhairMeaning 1. "son of Íomhar"
2. "son of Ìomhar"Other names Variant(s) MacIvor, Macivor, See also MacIver MacIvor, Macivor, and McIvor are surnames in the English language. In some cases the names are Anglicised forms of the Scottish Gaelic Mac Íomhair, which means "son of Íomhar".
People with the surname
- MacIvor
- Daniel MacIvor, (born 1962), Canadian, actor, playwright, theatre director and film director
- John Smith MacIvor, (born 1913), Canadian, lawyer and political figure
- Rod MacIvor, (born 1946), a Canadian, photojournalist
- McIvor
- Ashleigh McIvor, (born 1983), Canadian, freestyle skier
- Basil McIvor, (1928-2004), Northern Irish, Ulster Unionist politician
- Dan McIvor, several people
- Dan McIvor (aviator), (1911-2005), Canadian, aviation pioneer
- Dan McIvor (politician), (1871-1965), Canadian, politician
- Duncan McIvor, Australian, Australian rules footballer
- Hector McIvor, (1900-1992), Australian, politician
- James McIvor, New Zealander, boxer
- Jill McIvor, (born 1930), Northern Irish, first Northern Irish woman Ombudsman and Commissioner for Complaints
- Rick McIvor, (born 1960), American, American football player
- Scott McIvor, (born 1966), Australian, Australian rules footballer
- Stephen McIvor, (born about 1969), Irish, rugby player
- Wilbert McIvor, Canadian, provincial politician
See also
- MacIver, similar surname
References
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