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Nancy Setter

Birth28 Feb 1829 - Brandon House, Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
Death1907 - Rainy River, Ontario, Canada
MotherMargaret SETTER
FatherGeorge Setter

Born in Brandon House, Brandon, Manitoba, Canada on 28 Feb 1829 to George Setter and Margaret SETTER. Nancy Setter married James Bruce McKenzie and had 8 children. She passed away on 1907 in Rainy River, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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George Setter
1808 - 1843
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Margaret Setter
1813 - 1901
Spouse(s)
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James Bruce Mckenzie
1825 - 1894
Children Show all
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Margaret Matilda Mckenzie Hourie
1850 - 1909
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James Mckenzie
1864 - 1920
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Caroline Mckenzie
1867 - 1934
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Jessie Hela Mckenzie
1874 - 1881
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Mary Jane Mckenzie
1856 - 1906
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Annie Mckenzie
1862 - 1899
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Anabella Mckenzie
1858 - Unknown
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John Duncan Mckenzie
1869 - 1953

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