Search Results for "MacKay" ( 23 Results )
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 | Chrissie McKay Photo Album tintype | Chrissie McKay David McKay McKay MacKay 1880 tintype | ||
 | Chrissie McKay Photo Album tintype | Chrissie McKay David McKay McKay MacKay 1880 tintype | ||
 | Chrissie McKay Photo Album Albumen or Gelatin Silver photo | Chrissie McKay David McKay 1880 McKay MacKay | ||
 | Chrissie McKay Photo Album Two women and a man | Chrissie McKay David McKay 1880 McKay MacKay | ||
 | Chrissie McKay Photo Album Group photo | Chrissie McKay David McKay 1880 family photo McKay MacKay | ||
 | Descendant Report for John MacKay (1635-?) This is a Descendant Report for John MacKay (1635-?) | MacKay | ||
 | Marriage contract between John Robertson and Margaret MacKay Marriage contract between John Robertson (1729-1818) and Margaret MacKay (1732-1825) | Robertson MacKay | ||
 | Birth notice for Margaret MacKay (1732-1825) Birth notice for Margaret MacKay (1732-1825) photographed by Allan James Robertson from LDS microfilm archives for the parish of Beauly, Scotland. | MacKay | ||
 | Modern Day Beauly, Scotland This is Beauly as it is now. Beauly is where many Fraser, MacKay and Robertson called home before emigrating to NS | Beauly MacKay Robertson Fraser | ||
 | Beauly Priory, Beauly Scotland This church was built by French Monks around 1100. They called this place "Beau Lieu" - beautiful place. It has now been changed to Beauly. The church has mostly bee destroyed by fire during the Reformation. | Beauly Fraser MacKay | ||
 | 1000 year old Beauly Elm Tree This elm tree was planted by French Monks at the same time as they built the church. The tree is still very much alive aster 1000 years as opposed to the church which was mostly destroyed by fire during the reformation. | Beauly Fraser MacKay Robertson | ||
 | A View of the Kilmorack Cemetery A view of the Kilmorack Cemetery where many Fraser, MacKay and Robertson ancestors are buried. It is difficult if not imposable to read many of the older markers. In some cases they are totally missing. | Kilmorack Beauly Fraser Robertson MacKay Cemetery | ||
 | Kilmorack Cemetery This a view of the Kilmorack Cemetery near Beauly where many Fraser, MacKay and Robertson ancestors are burried. Many of the older markers are very difficult if not imposable to read. Some are totally missing. | Beauly Kilmorack Cemetery Fraser MacKay Robertson | ||
 | Robert Pedon Fraser (1848-1923) Robert Pedon Fraser (1848-1923) is the son of James Daniel Bain Fraser (1807-1869) and Christina MacKay (1808-1887). He married Margaret C Matheson (1855-1926) | Fraser Matheson MacKay | ||
 | John H McKay Album John H McKay, born in Plainfield, Pictou County to John McKay and Barbara McLean, was the principal of River John schools and the collector of Inland Revenue, Pictou. | Plainfield MacKay McKay | ||
 | John H McKay Album John H McKay, born in Plainfield, Pictou County to John McKay and Barbara McLean, was the principal of River John schools and the collector of Inland Revenue, Pictou. | Plainfield MacKay McKay | ||
 | John H McKay Album John H McKay, born in Plainfield, Pictou County to John McKay and Barbara McLean, was the principal of River John schools and the collector of Inland Revenue, Pictou. | Plainfield MacKay McKay | ||
 | John H McKay Album John H McKay, born in Plainfield, Pictou County to John McKay and Barbara McLean, was the principal of River John schools and the collector of Inland Revenue, Pictou. | Plainfield MacKay McKay | ||
 | John H McKay Album John H McKay, born in Plainfield, Pictou County to John McKay and Barbara McLean, was the principal of River John schools and the collector of Inland Revenue, Pictou. | Plainfield MacKay McKay | ||
 | John H McKay Album John H McKay, born in Plainfield, Pictou County to John McKay and Barbara McLean, was the principal of River John schools and the collector of Inland Revenue, Pictou. | Plainfield McKay MacKay | ||
 | John H McKay Album John H McKay, born in Plainfield, Pictou County to John McKay and Barbara McLean, was the principal of River John schools and the collector of Inland Revenue, Pictou. | Plainfield McKay MacKay | ||
 | The Maxwells and MacKays of Lochbroom Notes on the family of Isabella Maxwell of Ullapool, Lochbroom, Scotland, sister to William Dunbar Maxwell of Mount Thom, Pictou. Descendants of Isabella and husband John MacKay emigrated to Canada and the USA in the mid-to-late C19th. | Maxwell MacKay Scotland Dumfries Todholes Lochbroom Achindrean Ullapool Shipwreck Pictou Mount Thom Salt Springs Montreal Jersey City Abbeville South Carolina Reconstruction 1876 US Election Skye Vancouver England Bristol 86-120-2 Emigration |
