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Mackenzie Family
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Mackenzie Family

Mackenzies: Jock, Maggie, Dan, Alex, Geordie, Helen, with their parents Alexander and Annie (nee Ross).
Does anyone know where this was taken? I'm guessing the date is approximately 1910.
Picture added on 10 February 2009
Comments:
What a brilliant find Jackie. Alex is my grandfather so now I know what his siblings and parents looked like. The picture must have been taken before 1910 since Annie Mackenzie (m/s Mackay) died 26/6/1907. Great grandfather's mother was Ann Ross.
Added by Sheena Beedham (nee Mackenzie) on 10 February 2009
Thank you for the correct info Sheena, I have updated my family history files. If you have any more details of the family, dates, places etc, I would love to know them. You can email me privately if you wish.
Have you any idea whereabouts this photo was taken?
Added by Jackie Geddes on 11 February 2009
As Sheena (my sister) has said - a great picture. Could this be at Williamina Mackenzie's wedding in Alness, December 1898, the only sibling missing from the photo? She was the eldest girl of the Mackenzie family.
Added by Norman Mackenzie on 07 March 2009
Willimina Mackenzie was my great grandmother, who married Alexander Ross.
Added by Alan on 14 October 2010
John[Jock]was my grandfather.This is the first time I have seen a picture of him as a young man.was maggie a sister ?.because my grand mother was margaret Macleod.Jock died in 1935 before I was born in 1938 in Harbour house invergordon
Added by James John Mackenzie Riach on 27 March 2021
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