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John Mackenzie

Birth27 Aug 1765 - Muckairn, Near Stalker Castle, Ardtur, Argyll, Scotland
Death1795 - Appin, Argyll, Scotland
MotherMargaret Graham
FatherAlexander McKenzie

Born in Muckairn, Near Stalker Castle, Ardtur, Argyll, Scotland on 27 Aug 1765 to Alexander McKenzie and Margaret Graham. John Mackenzie married Ann Campbell and had 10 children. He passed away on 1795 in Appin, Argyll, Scotland.

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Alexander Mckenzie
1736 - Unknown
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Margaret Graham
1740 - Unknown
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Ann Campbell
1745 - 1804
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Alexander Mackenzie
1782 - 1859
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Ann Mackenzie
1788 - Unknown
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Nicol Mckenzie
1780 - Unknown
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John Mckenzie
1788 - Unknown
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Donald Mckenzie
Unknown - Unknown
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Isabella Mackenzie
1786 - Unknown
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Margaret Mackenzie
1790 - 1850
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John Mckenzie
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Mckenzie
Unknown - Unknown
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Alexander Mckenzie
1779 - Unknown

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