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James MacKay

Birth1818 - Newbawn County Wexford, Ireland
DeathApril 9,1893 - Kildare,Prince Edward Island,Canada
MotherMary Myers
FatherPatrick McKay

Born in Newbawn County Wexford, Ireland on 1818 to Patrick McKay and Mary Myers. James MacKay married Mary Keough and had 13 children. He passed away on April 9,1893 in Kildare,Prince Edward Island,Canada.

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Parents
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Patrick Mckay
1781 - 1849
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Mary Myers
1781 - 1849
Spouse(s)
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Mary Keough
1823 - 1914
Children Show all
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Johanna Mackie
1848 - Unknown
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Martin Mckay
1852 - 1910
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Margaret E Mackey Mckey Mackie
1843 - 1911
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John Michael Mckay Mackie
1844 - 1891
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Catherine Mackie
1857 - 1944
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Richard Mckay
1870 - Unknown
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Mary Marie Mckey Mackie
1850 - Unknown
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Thomas Mackie
1862 - Unknown
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William Mackie
1868 - Unknown
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Johanne Mckay
1866 - 1940
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James Mackie
1854 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Mackie
1862 - 1881
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Richard Mckay
1864 - Unknown

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