What is "mcallister"

McAllister is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

• Alastair McAllister (born 1942), Australian harpsichord builder
• Alex W. McAllister, American politician; mayor of Huntsville, Alabama
• Billy McAllister (1907–84), Australian boxer of the 1920s and '30s
• Colin McAllister (born 1968), Scottish interior designer
• Craig McAllister (born 1980), Scottish footballer
• David McAllister (born 1971), German politician
• Deuce McAllister (born 1978), American football player
• Gary McAllister (born 1964), Scottish international footballer, manager
• Ian McAllister (born 1950), Irish-British-Australian professor of political science, Australian National University
• Jamie McAllister (born 1978), Scottish international footballer
• Jenn McAllister (born 1996), American YouTube personality
• John D. T. McAllister (1827–1910), Utah Pioneer and Mormon Leader
• Kevin McAllister (born 1962), Scottish footballer
• Lewis McAllister (born 1932), American politician
• Rita McAllister, Scottish musicologist
• Rod McAllister (born 1961), British architect
• Rory McAllister (born 1987), Scottish footballer
• Sam J. McAllister (1904–?), American college sports coach
• Samuel McAllister, American Medal of Honor recipient
• Sean McAllister (born 1987), English footballer
• Sean McAllister (born 1965), British documentary filmmaker
• Sport McAllister (1874–1962), American baseball player
• Tim McAllister (born 1962), American musician
• Vance McAllister (born 1974), member of the United States House of Representatives from Louisiana, 2013–15
• William K. McAllister (1818–85), American jurist

Fictional characters:

• Angharad McAllister from the soap opera Emmerdale
• Jessica McAllister from the soap opera Emmerdale
• Kevin McAllister from the film series Home Alone
• C. W. McAllister, a one-time character of The Simpsons (in the King of the Hill episode)
• Sheriff Thomas McAllister from the TV series The Mentalist who turned out to be the serial killer Red John

McAllister is a surname from Scotland and Ireland that is the anglicised form of Gaelic Mac Alasdair, meaning son of Alasdair. Alasdair is the Gaelic form of the first name Alexander. A branch of the MacDonalds or MacDonnells of Ireland and Scotland. Commonly found throughout Ulster.