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Ann McKenzie

Birth12 Aug 1797 - Fordyce, Banff, Scotland
Death11 May 1869 - Rothenhill, Boyndie, Banff
MotherMargaret Kelman
FatherJohn McKenzie

Born in Fordyce, Banff, Scotland on 12 Aug 1797 to John McKenzie and Margaret Kelman. Ann McKenzie married Charles Mc Queen and had 9 children. She passed away on 11 May 1869 in Rothenhill, Boyndie, Banff.

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Parents
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John Mckenzie
1770 - 1851
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Margaret Kelman
1769 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Charles Mc Queen
1802 - 1880
Children Show all
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Christian (Christina) Mcqueen
1836 - 1908
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Mary Mcqueen
1839 - 1872
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George Mcqueen
1841 - Unknown
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Ann Mcqueen
1821 - 1875
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Charles Mcqueen
1827 - Unknown
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John Mcqueen
1823 - Unknown
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Elspet Mcqueen
1825 - Unknown
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James Mcqueen
1832 - Unknown
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Isabella Mcqueen
1835 - 1909

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