Person:John MacKenzie (6)

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John MACKENZIE
b.1771 Lochbroom, Ross-shire, Scotland
d.11 Aug 1856 Altandu, Coigach, Cromartyshire, Scotland
Parents and Siblings
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  1. John MACKENZIE1771 - 1856
Spouse and Children
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m. 11 Dec 1801
  1. Donald MACKENZIE1813 - 1862
  2. Mary MACKENZIE1815 -
  3. Flora MACKENZIE1832 -
  4. Isabella MACKENZIE1832 -
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  John MACKENZIE1771 - 1856
  • W.  Ann MACLEANAbt 1791 - 1879
  1. Kenneth MACKENZIE1825 -
  2. Hannah MACKENZIE1826 -
  3. Rachel MACKENZIE1829 -
  4. Roderick MACKENZIE1830 -
  5. Hector MACKENZIE1831 -
  6. Colin MACKENZIE1831 -
  7. Angus MACKENZIE1832 -
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Facts and Events
Name John MACKENZIE
Gender Male
Birth? 1771 Lochbroom, Ross-shire, Scotland
Marriage 11 Dec 1801 Assynt, Sutherland, Scotlandto Flora MACLEOD
Marriage to Ann MACLEAN
Census? 1841 Altandu, Coigach, Cromartyshire, Scotland
Census? 1851 Altandu, Coigach, Cromartyshire, Scotland
Occupation? Coigach, Lochbroom, Ross and Cromarty, ScotlandWeaver/Post
Death? 11 Aug 1856 Altandu, Coigach, Cromartyshire, Scotlandat 10am
Burial? Coigach, Lochbroom, Ross and Cromarty, ScotlandBadenscally

[Sheila Mackenzie.ged]

This may be the route of the post man to and from Coigach. The Old Postman's route is the track that the postman used to bring in the mail every day from Ullapool. It leads from the end of the tarmac road that stretches from Achiltibuie to Culnacraig ("Behind the Rock"). The path is narrow and at times difficult to follow. It passes along the cliff to Ardmair ("The Sea Promontory") via Geodha Mor ("The Great Creek"), Leum an Fheidh ("The Deer's Leap"), the old fort at Dun Canna and Blughasary. From there are side paths to Strathcanaird and another by Maell nan Clachan ("The Pile of Rocks") to Loch eader dha Bheinn ("The Lake between the Mountains"). Be aware, no matter what the season, this walk is not easy. ( The aol membersweb site)

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