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American business executive (1844–1909), founder of Cargill
The Cargill and MacMillan families are not separate unrelated dynasties: they form a single extended lineage commonly described as the , descended from founder William Wallace Cargill and linked by hi...
Cargill Inc. began as a single grain-storage business founded by William W. Cargill in 1865 and across more than a century grew into the largest private agribusiness in the United States under sustain...
William Wallace “W.W.” Cargill (1844–1909) founded Cargill in 1865; his daughter Edna married John H. MacMillan Sr. in 1895, creating the two persistent ownership branches — the Cargills and the MacMi...
Estimates from business press and independent outlets converge around roughly 88–90% of Cargill being held by descendants of the Cargill and MacMillan lines, with “about 90–100” individual family owne...