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JOHN MACKENZIE AND ISOBEL STEWART

WILLIAM MACKENZIE AND FLORA MACMILLAN

ISOBEL MACKENZIE • • JOHN MACKENZIE • • JAMES MACKENZIE • • DONALD MACKENZIE • • BARBARA MACKENZIE
DANIEL MACKENZIE • • FLORA MACKENZIE • • ALEXANDER • • CATHERINE MACKENZIE • • MARY MACKENZIE

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The Descendants of Mary MacKenzie and John McIntosh

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SCOTLAND • • NOVA SCOTIA

JOHN MACKENZIE AND ISOBEL STEWART

WILLIAM MACKENZIE AND FLORA MACMILLAN

ISOBEL MACKENZIE • • JOHN MACKENZIE • • JAMES MACKENZIE • • DONALD MACKENZIE • • BARBARA MACKENZIE
DANIEL MACKENZIE • • FLORA MACKENZIE • • ALEXANDER • • CATHERINE MACKENZIE • • MARY MACKENZIE

PRIMARY SOURCES • • SECONDARY SOURCES • • ADDENDA • • GRAVESTONES • • PHOTOS • • UPDATES

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THE ORIGINAL SITE OF THE JOHN MCINTOSH AND MARY MACKENZIE HOME: IRISH MOUNTAIN, WEST BRANCH-EAST RIVER

PICTOU COUNTY, NOVA SCOTIA

This rural area is situated between Churchville and McLellan's Brook, back of Forbes Lake. The name is descriptive. An Irishman named Patrick Finner is supposed to have been one of the first settlers. Another early settler was Donald Ross, who was born at Eddrachillis, in Sutherlandshire. He came to Nova Scotia in 1816, lived for one year on Irish Mountain, then moved to Iron Ore. Jane, a daughter, was born at Irish Mountain. Thomas Frame, originally of Scotland, a farmer had a post office address at Churchville in 1860.

SPRINGVILLE CEMETERY: BURIAL GROUND OF THE MCINTOSH FAMILY