About Mcalvain
The surname Mcalvain is of Scottish origin and is derived from the Gaelic name Mac Ailbhe, meaning "son of Ailbhe." Ailbhe is a personal name that originated from the Gaelic word "ailbhe," which translates to "white" or "fair." The surname Mcalvain suggests a familial connection to someone named Ailbhe, indicating a possible ancestral link to individuals with fair or white hair or complexion.
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