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Amelia MacKENZIE

Birth1721 - Talbot, Ross And Cromarty, Scotland
Death29 Jan 1806 - Ardlamont, Argyll, Scotland
MotherAnne Fraser
FatherJohn Mackenzie, 2nd Earl of Cromarty

Born in Talbot, Ross And Cromarty, Scotland on 1721 to John Mackenzie, 2nd Earl of Cromarty and Anne Fraser. Amelia MacKENZIE married Archibald Lamont and had 10 children. She passed away on 29 Jan 1806 in Ardlamont, Argyll, Scotland.

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Parents
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John Mackenzie, 2Nd Earl Of Cromarty
1656 - 1731
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Anne Fraser
1689 - 1734
Spouse(s)
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Archibald Lamont
1707 - 1767
Children Show all
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Col. John Lamont
1741 - 1816
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Maj. Hugh Lamont
1745 - 1785
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Christina Lamont
Unknown - Unknown
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George Robert Lamont
1753 - Unknown
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Norman Lamont
1743 - 1787
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Margaret Lamont
1749 - Unknown
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Archibald Lamont
1742 - 1779
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Dugald Lamont
1760 - 1760
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Ann Lamont
1742 - 1833
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Elizabeth Lamont
1749 - 1835

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