and married Ann, youngest daughter of Sir Kenneth Mackenzie, first
Baronet and IV. of Scatwell (marriage contract 15th of June, 1730).
She had a jointure, in case of her surviving him, of five chalders
of victual rent, and three hundred merks Scots yearly, namely, three
chalders of victual out of the lands of Broomhill, Ballavulaich,
and Milltown of Ord, two chalders of the first and readiest of
the rents of the Mill of Ord, and three hundred merks out of the
lands of Corrievoulzie, Strathvaich, Stronchondrum, and Bruthach-nam-Bo.
By her he had issue -
1. Alexander, his heir and successor.
2. Elizabeth, who married Alexander, only son of George Gillanders
of Highfield, Chamberlain to Kenneth, Earl of Seaforth (marriage
contract 17th April, 1777), with issue.
3. Abigail, who married George Mackenzie, IV. of Dundonnel, with
issue.
Thomas died in 1803, and was succeeded by his only son,
VI. ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, sixth of Ord, who, during his father's
lifetime, was, by deed of settlement of Katharine Bethune and Alexander
Macdonald, her husband, dated 3rd December, 1785, appointed sole
executor to Macdonald's only child Kenneth, whom failing, the said
Alexander Mackenzie, younger of Ord, to be sole heir, "and this
as a token of gratitude to the worthy family of Ord." Alexander
married Helen, daughter of Neil Macinnes, Collector of Taxes,
Aberdeen, with issue -
1. John, who died before his father, unmarried.
2. Thomas, who became his heir and successor.
3. Alexander, Captain in the 25th Regiment, Native Infantry,
H.E.I.C.S., who married Hannah Fraser, daughter of James Fraser
of Belladrum, with issue - (1) Alexander, H.E.I.C.S., who married
a daughter of Colonel Birch, with issue - four sons and four
daughters; (2) Charles-Archdale, in the Army, and three daughters,
Helen, Emilia, and Anna. He died in India on the 15th of June,
1837.
4. Anne, who married her cousin, Thomas Mackenzie, VI. and last
of the Old Mackenzies of Dundonnel.
5. Margaret, who married John Maclean, Granada, with issue - an
only daughter, Helen.
6. and 7. Eliza and Helen, both of whom died unmarried.
Alexander died in 1820 and was succeeded by his eldest surviving
son,
VII. THOMAS MACKENZIE, seventh of Ord, Vice-Lieutenant of the
County of Ross. He was born in December 1797, and married, on
the 27th of April, 1825, Anna Watson, second daughter of James
Fowler of Raddery, and Grange in Jamaica, with issue - an only
son, who in 1880, succeeded his father as
VIII. ALEXANDER WATSON MACKENZIE, eighth of Ord. He was born
on the 31st of August, 1827, and was a Captain in the 91st Regiment.
He married on the 10th of June, 1857, Angel-Babington, daughter
of the Rev. Benjamin Peile, of Hatfield, Herts, with issue -
1. Thomas Arthur, born on the 17th of September, 1859, Captain
79th Cameron Highlanders. He first joined the 42nd Regiment but
was transferred in 1880 to the 79th Cameron Highlanders. He served
in the Egyptian War and was present at the battle of Tel-el-Kebir,
for which he has a medal and clasp and the Khedive Star. He
obtained his Captaincy on the 16th of January, 1885. He was for
several years Adjutant of the 79th and is one of the editors of
"The Historical Records" of that Regiment, published in 1887.
2. Alexander Francis, who was born on the 18th of April, 1861,
Captain 93rd Highlanders.
3. Beatrice Anna, who in 1887 married Robert Scarlett, son of
the late John Fraser of Bunchrew, with issue - John Ord Alastair;
Gladys Frances; and Evelyn Robert Leopold.
4. Anna Watson.
THE MACKENZIES OF HIGHFIELD.
I. THOMAS MACKENZIE, first of this family, was the second son
of John Mackenzie, I. of Ord, by Isobel, daughter of Alexander
Cuthbert of Drakies. He married Agnes, daughter of Murdoch Matheson
of Balmacarra, with issue -
1. John, his heir and successor.
2. Lachlan, who married Mary Macdonald of Tighchruic, with issue.
He was succeeded by his eldest son,
II. JOHN MACKENZIE, second of Highfield (sasine in 1730), who
married Margaret, daughter of James Maclean, a Bailie of Inverness,
with issue -
1. Thomas, who died before his father, without issue.
2. James, who became his heir and successor.
3. Colin, of Meikle-Scatwell, who married Catharine, daughter of
Alexander Mackenzie of Lentran, without issue.
4. William of Strathgarve, who married Janet, daughter of Alexander
Mackenzie of Lentran (sasine of lands in 1747), with issue - John,
II of Strathgarve, and Alexander, who died without issue. John
married and had issue - William, III. of Strathgarve, and three
daughters. William married a daughter of Dr Mackenzie, practising
as a surgeon in Edinburgh, with issue - a son John, whose issue,
if any, are unknown; and William, who died in India without issue.
5. Elizabeth, who in 1716, married Donald Mackenzie, V. of Kilcoy,
with issue.
6. Jean, who married Alexander Mackenzie, IV. of Ord, with issue.
7. Catharine, who in 1747, married Robert Ross of Achnacloich.
He was succeeded by his eldest surviving son,
III. JAMES MACKENZIE, third of Highfield, who married Mary,
daughter of Roderick Mackenzie, IV. of Applecross, with issue -
1. Thomas, his heir and successor.
2. William, who died unmarried.
3. Alexander, who died young.
4. John, who died unmarried.
5. Alexander, of Breda, Aberdeenshire, who married Maria Rebecca,
daughter of Colonel William Humberston Mackenzie of Conansbay,
and sister of the last Lord Seaforth, with issue - (1) William,
a Lieutenant in the 78th Regiment, died at Breda in Holland of a
wound he had received the previous day at the taking of Merxem,
in 1814; (2) Thomas, a midshipman, R.N., drowned at sea; (3)
Frederick, R.N., murdered at Calcutta, in 1820; (4) Francis, R.N.,
drowned at sea in 1828; (5) John, all without issue; and (6)
Alexander, Captain, 25th Regiment, and Adjutant of the Ross-shire
Militia, who took a great interest in the history of his Clan
and collected a large amount of information and valuable MSS. He
married Lilias Dunbar, daughter of James Fowler of Raddery, with
issue - (1) James Evan Fowler, who died unmarried; (2) Alexander, now
at Fortrose and three daughters, who died unmarried. Alexander
of Breda, who died in 1872, had also four daughters, two of
whom, Louisa and Gertrude Elizabeth, died unmarried; Margaret,
who married the Rev. Charles Grant, minister of the Scottish
Episcopal Church at Meikle Folla, with issue - nine children. She
died in 1871. The youngest, Mary Gibbs, married on the 25th of
March, 1827, George Skues, Lieutenant Royal Marines, Aberdeen,
with issue - (1) William Mackenzie, M.D., Surgeon-Major in the Army,
who married Margaret, daughter of Christopher Hyre, Newfoundland,
with issue, three sons and five daughters - George Edward Mackenzie;
Frederick William Mackenzie; Charles Hyre Mackenzie; Mary Isabella
Mackenzie; Margaret Caroline Mackenzie; Gertrude Eliza Mackenzie;
Minnie Mackenzie, and Elsie Mackenzie; (2) Edward Walker,
Staff-Surgeon in the Army, who died at Calcutta, unmarried, in
1862; (3) Frederick Mackenzie, Surgeon-Major in the Army, who
married Maria Theresa Malcolm, with issue - two sons, Frederic
Mackenzie and Edward George, and two daughters, Mary Theresa and
Margaret Sarah; (4) Richard Alexander, residing in America; (5)
John Richards; (6) Georgina Mary, and two daughters who died in
infancy.
6. Margaret, who married Alexander Mackenzie, IV. of Muirton of
Kilcoy with issue.
7. Elizabeth, who in 1755 married Donald Matheson of Attadale,
with issue - from whom Sir Kenneth James Matheson, Baronet, now of
Lochalsh and Ardross.
8. Anne, who married James Rose of Cuilich, with issue; and seven
other daughters who died unmarried.
He was succeeded by his eldest son,
IV. THOMAS MACKENZIE, fourth of Highfield, who afterwards
succeeded his uncle, John Mackenzie, as VI. of Applecross. He
obtained that estate from his maternal uncle, John, V. of Applecross.
In 1781 he sold Highfield to George Gillanders, commissioner for
Seaforth, and purchased Lochcarron from Sir Alexander Mackenzie
of Delvine for L10,000. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Donald
Mackenzie, V. of Kilcoy, with issue - John, VII. of Applecross, and
several others. (For his succession see Applecross Genealogy.)
THE MACKENZIES OF REDCASTLE.
I. RODERICK MOR MACKENZIE, progenitor of the family of
Redcastle, was third son of Kenneth Mackenzie X. of Kintail, by
Elizabeth Stewart, daughter of John, second Earl of Athole. He was
a distinguished warrior, and took a prominent part in the frequent
encounters between the Mackenzies and the Macdonalds of Glengarry,
often commanding the Clan on these occasions. In 1608 he has a
charter under the Great Seal of the lands of Redcastle. He married
Florence, daughter of Robert Munro, XV. of Fowlis, with issue -
1. Murdoch, his heir and successor.
2. Colin, I. of Kincraig, of whom presently.
3. Isabel, who married Hugh Mackay of Bighouse, with issue.
4. Margaret, who married, as his first wife, Alexander Mackenzie,
V. of Gairloch, with issue.
5. Helen, who married Thomas Dunbar of Grange.
6. Catharine, who married, first, in 1605, Kenneth Mackenzie,
III. of Killichrist, with issue; and secondly, Thomas Chisholm of
Kinneries, also with issue.
7. Agnes, who married John Dunbar of Bennetsfield.
8. Another, who married John Bayne of Tulloch.
Roderick Mor was succeeded by his eldest son,
II. MURDOCH MACKENZIE, second of Redcastle, who has a sasine
as heir to his father in 1615. He married Margaret, daughter of
William Rose, XI. of Kilravock (marriage contract 13th of June
1599; tocher 4500 merks), ["Kilravock Papers," p. 83.] with issue -
1. Kenneth, who died young.
2. Roderick, his father's heir and successor.
3. Alexander, who married a daughter of William Paterson, with
issue - Roderick, who married a daughter of Mackenzie of Fairburn;
William; John; Murdo; Colin; and two daughters, the elder of whom
married Roderick, son of Murdoch Mackenzie, V. of Hilton, with
issue - Colin, who died without issue in 1682.
4. The Rev. John, who after he was ordained, was schoolmaster
at Chanonry, and died in 1640, unmarried.
5. William, M.D. at the Court of Spain, where he died, without
issue.
6. Margaret, who married Angus Chisholm, XVIII. of Chisholm,
without issue.
7. Finguala, who married Roderick Mackenzie, I. of Applecross,
with issue.
8. Catharine, who married Donald Mackenzie, III. of Loggie,
without issue.
Four other daughters married respectively, Alexander Fraser of
Reelig the Rev. William Mackenzie, minister of Tarbat Alexander
MacRae, Chamberlain of Kintail Fraser, son of Fraser of Foyers,
and secondly, Hugh, brother of Fraser of Culduthel. He had also
a natural daughter, who married John Mor Mackenzie, natural son
of William Mackenzie of Shieldaig, Gairloch.
Murdoch was succeeded by his eldest surviving son,
III. RODERICK MACKENZIE, third of Redcastle. He has a sasine
in 1629 and in 1638. He was fined L2000 for taking part in the
wars of Montrose against the Covenanters, and was for some time
imprisoned in Edinburgh along with Thomas Mackenzie of Pluscardine.
During his imprisonment General Carr besieged his castle, the
only stronghold which still held out for the King; killed the
commander, who exposed himself on the ramparts, set fire to the
castle, and razed its walls to the ground. He was liberated on
the intercession of his maternal uncle on payment of 7000 merks
Scots. In 1690 he excambed with Kenneth Mackenzie, I. of Dundonnel,
formerly of Glenmarkassie, the lands of Acha-ta-Donill, Blachlach,
etc., belonging to Redcastle, for the davoch of Meikle Scatwell,
of old possessed by Allan and Alexander Mackenzie. He married
Isobel, daughter of Alexander Mackenzie, I. of Kilcoy, with
issue -
1. Colin, his heir and successor.
2. Alexander, an Advocate, who died unmarried.
3. Charles, of whom nothing is known.
4. Anne, who married John Mackenzie, II. of Scatwell, with issue
- an only daughter, Lilias, who in 1679 married Colin Mackenzie,
III. of Kincraig, with issue.
He was succeeded by his eldest son,
IV. COLIN MACKENZIE, fourth of Redcastle, who was a very prudent
man and amassed a large fortune. In 1676 he made an entail of the
Barony of Redcastle, which, however, he neglected to register, a
fact only discovered long after his death. He married, first, the
eldest daughter of Sir Kenneth Mackenzie, Baronet, I. of Coul,
with issue -
1. Roderick, his heir and successor.
2. Colin of Rossend, who married, with issue - Colin, W.S.,
and Charles, a goldsmith. He was out in the Rising of 1715, and
suffered much in consequence.
3. John, of whom there is no trace.
4. Jean, described on her tombstone in Tam as the eldest daughter.
She married, in 1679, John Urquhart of Newhall.
5. Margaret, who in 1680 married Alexander Fraser, Younger of
Belladrum.
6. Elizabeth, who in 1685 married Ewen Mackenzie, VII. of Hilton,
with issue.
7. Anna, who in 1687 married Lachlan Mackintosh of Daviot, with
issue.
Colin married, secondly, Marjory, daughter of John Robertson of
Inshes, widow of Angus Mackintosh of Daviot, without issue. He was
killed at Killearnan in 1704, when he was succeeded by his eldest
son,
V. RODERICK MACKENZIE, fifth of Redcastle, known among the Highlanders
as "Ruairi Dearg," or Red Rory. He wrote a MS. history of his
own family, and married Margaret, daughter of James Grant, XVI. of
Grant (sasine to her "as sister to Ludovic Grant nunc de Freuchy,"
in 1680), with issue -
1. Roderick, his heir and successor.
2. Ludovic, who married Eliza, daughter of Simon Mackenzie, I.
of Allangrange.
3. James, M.D., who practised his profession in London.
4. Alexander, who in 1721 married Margaret, daughter of Charles
Mackenzie of Cullen.
5. Isobel, who in 1718 married Aeneas Macbean, Younger of Kinchyle,
with issue.
6. Jean, who in 1712 married William Mackenzie of Davochcairn,
with issue.
7. Anne, who died unmarried.
Roderick married, secondly, Katharina, daughter of Charles Mackenzie
of Cullen.
He died in 1725, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
VI. RODERICK MACKENZIE, sixth of Redcastle, usually called
"Ruairi Mor," who married, first, in 1707, Margaret, daughter of
Sir James Calder of Muirton, widow of Alexander Dunbar of Westfield
(by whom she had seven sons and a daughter), with issue -
1. Roderick, his heir and successor.
2. Colin, who in 1748, married Mary, daughter of Sir John Cochrane
of Waterside, son of the Hon. Sir John Cochrane of Ochiltree,
second son of the first Earl of Dundonald, with issue - Kenneth
Francis, Advocate-General, President of the Council, and Acting
Governor of the Island of Granada, in the West Indies. He spent
L25,000 of his own money in defending the island successfully
against the French, for which Pitt offered him a Baronetcy, which he
declined. Colin had also two daughters - Rose, who married John
Wilson, and Margaret, who married Gilbert Robertson of Kindeace.
Kenneth Francis married Anne Townshend. She died in 1847. He
died in 1831, aged 83, and left issue - (1) Charles, who married
Rebecca Molyneux, with issue - Charles, who married Lucie de Momet,
with issue - a son, Charles. He died in New York in 1865. (2)
James Joseph, who married Marian, daughter of Edward Impey,
B.C.S., and died without issue in 1872; (3) Kenneth, who died,
without issue; (4) Colin, Lieutenant-General, C.B., 48th Regiment,
Madras Army, Brigadier Commanding, Commissioner Southern Division
Nizam Dominions, and Governor General's agent at Murshedabad in
1843. He was, in 1844, Assistant Political Agent at Peshawur, and
afterwards for a time a hostage with the Afghans. He married,
first, on the 26th of May, 1832, Adeline Marian, daughter of James
Pattle, Bengal Civil Service, with issue - Adeline Anne, who married
Major-General Henry Hoseason, Madras Army, with issue - eight
children Mary Julia, who married Major Herbert Clogstorm, with
issue - four children; Rose Prinsep, who married, first, Lieutenant
David Arnot, and secondly, Captain Francis Pictet, Madras Army,
with issue - six children; (5) Anne; (6) Isabella Jessy, who
married, on the 17th of October, 1839, James Baines of Ludlow,
with issue; (7) Mary Cochrane, who on the 17th of March, 1835,
married James King of Staunton Park, Herts, for twenty years
M.P. for Hereford, with issue - three sons and seven daughters;
(8) Eliza Margaret, who on the 15th of August, 1832, married
Major-General Thomas D. Carpenter, Madras Army, with issue; (9)
Amelia Frances, who in 1838 married her brother-in-law, the Rev.
Thomas King of Staunton Park, Herts, with issue; and (10) Townshend,
who died without issue. Lieutenant-General Colin married,
secondly, in 1843, Helen Catharine, daughter of Admiral John
Erskine Douglas, of the Queensberry family, without issue, and
died in 1881.
Roderick Mor had twelve other sons and two daughters, of whose
history very little is known. One of the sons, either John or
William, married, with issue - at least two sons - the Rev. Hugh
Mackenzie, who was born in 1771, and was for fourteen years Baptist
minister at St. Ives, where he died and was buried in 1836. Hugh
married, with issue - a son and daughter, both without issue. The
second son, ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, was born in 1772, and married in
1795. Helen, daughter of John Donaldson, Dunfermline, factor for the
Earl of Dundonald, with issue - (1) William, who was born in 1797
and died in infancy; (2) JOHN DONALDSON MACKENZIE, surgeon, who
was born in 1803, and practised his profession in Jersey. He
married, in 1840, Emma Caroline, daughter of John Landseer, and
sister of the eminent painter, Sir Edwin Landseer, with issue -
Edwin John Landseer Mackenzie, of Kensington Park Gardens, London,
who was born in 1843; and Landseer Mackenzie, of St. Bernard,
Bournemouth, born in 1849. (3) Alexander, who was born in 1806, and
died young in 1822; (4) David Donaldson, born in 1811, and died
unmarried in 1836; (5) Margaret Donaldson, who was born in 1799,
married James Symington, banker, and died in 1863, without
surviving issue; (6) Helen, born in 1801, died in 1802; (7) Mary
Anne, born in 1808, and died young in 1823; and (8) Jane Donaldson,
who, in 1840, married Andrew Armstrong Kerr, banker, Edinburgh, with
issue - Robert, who, born in 1843, became a Judge in Jamaica,
married, with issue, and died in 1884; Alexander Charles, born
in 1847, married, with issue; Andrew William, who, born in 1848,
married, without issue; Henry Francis, born in 1855, married,
with issue; Frederick Ebenezer, born in 1858, and died in infancy.
Helen Alexandrina, who married Francis Suther Melville, Edinburgh,
Depute Clerk of Session and Registrar of Law Agents in Scotland,
with issue; Jane; and Margaret Jessie, who died young in 1868.
William Mackenzie had also a daughter Margaret, who married (and
died in 1832) John Fraser of Honduras, with issue - a son, John,
and a daughter, Catherine, who, in 1834, married William Napier,
of Bathurst, New Brunswick, without issue. Alexander died in
1841.
Roderick Mor died on the 29th of March, 1751, at Redcastle, and
was succeeded by his eldest son,
VII. RODERICK MACKENZIE, seventh of Redcastle, known among his
countrymen as "Ruairi Ban." He married in 1730, Hannah Anna
Murdoch of Cambodden, Galloway, with issue -
1. Kenneth, his heir and successor.
2. Captain John, who by the will of the then proprietor, he having
had no son of his own to leave it to, succeeded as VI. of Kincraig.
3. and 4. Alexander and Roderick, died in infancy.
5. Margaret, who on the 29th of November, 1755, married Sir
Alexander Mackenzie, third Baronet and X. of Gairloch, with issue.
She died on the 1st of September, 1759.
6. Mary who was born in 1732, and died, unmarried, at Lettoch,
Redcastle, in 1828, aged 96 years.
7. Elizabeth, who was born in 1746, and married in August 1782,
Major-General Colin Mackenzie, with issue - Alexander Wedderburn,
who died, unmarried, on the 4th of January, 1838, at Park House,
Dingwall and Hannah Margaret Cochrane, who died, unmarried, on
the 2nd of February 1858, at Golder's Green, Hendon.
8. Christina, who was born in 1749.
9. Jean, who was born in 1752, married Robert Anderson, Glasgow,
and died, in 1819, without issue.
Roderick's wife died at Redcastle on the 21st of April, 1755, in
the 39th year of her age. He died at Inverness on the 10th of
May 1785, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
VIII. CAPTAIN KENNETH MACKENZIE, eighth of Redcastle. He
was born on the 21st of February, 1748, and married at Edinburgh,
on the 17th of August, 1767, Jean, daughter of James Thomson,
Accountant-General of Excise in Scotland, with issue -
1. Roderick, his heir and successor.
2. Hector, who married at Edinburgh, on the 29th of March, 1800,
Diana Davidson, daughter of Dr Davidson of the H.E.I.C.S., Leeds,
with issue--Robert Davidson Mackenzie, Adjutant 1st Bombay Light
Cavalry, who died of cholera on the 22nd of December, 1822, at
Sholapore, India, without issue. She died at Garlieston in 1852.
3. Boyd, who married William MacCall of Newton-Stewart, without
issue.
4. Hanna, who was the last surviving child of Kenneth, of Redcastle,
married William MacCa, of Barnshalloch, and died atCreebridge,
Newton-Stewart, on the 8th of August, 1849, aged 83 years.
Captain Kenneth was tried for the murder of Kenneth Mackenzie, "alias"
Jefferson. He was found guilty and sentenced to be hanged, but
was afterwards pardoned. He divorced his wife went abroad entered
the Russian service; and was killed in 1789 near Constantinople,
where he was Assistant Consul, in a duel with Captain Smith, master
of a merchant ship, to whom he had entrusted all his property
when he had got into trouble about Jefferson. He figures in
Kay's Edinburgh portraits as one of the Bucks of the City.
He was succeeded by his eldest son,
IX. RODERICK MACKENZIE, ninth of Redcastle. He never took
possession. The estate, being encumbered, he sold it in June,
1790, to James Grant of Corriemony, for L25,450, whose nephew,
Patrick Grant, sold it in 1828 to Sir William Fettes of Comely
Bank, Bart., for L133,000. Sir William's trustees re-sold it to
Colonel Hugh D. Baillie, whose relative, James Evan Bruce Baillie
of Dochfour, now possesses it.
This Roderick, the last direct male representative of the House
of Redcastle, died in 1798, in Jamaica, unmarried, when the
representation of the family devolved upon his uncle, Captain
John Mackenzie, VI. of Kincraig, of whom next.
THE MACKENZIES OF KINCRAIG.
I. COLIN MACKENZIE, second son of Roderick Mor Mackenzie, I. of
Redcastle, who was the first of this family, married Catherine,
daughter of the Rev. John Mackenzie of Tolly, minister of Dingwall
(sasine to her 15th September, 1617), with issue -
1. Colin, his heir and successor.
2. Roderick, who married, first, Isabel, daughter of Hector
Mackenzie, IV. of Fairburn, and secondly, Elizabeth, daughter of
John Bayne of Tulloch; sasine to him in 1652, and to her in 1656.
3. Margaret, who in 1638 married, first, Gilbert Robertson, II. of
Kindeace, and secondly, John, eldest son of Hugh Ross of Achnacloich.
4. Florence, who in 1643 married David Cuthbert, Town-Clerk of
Inverness.
5. Agnes, who married, first, in 1672, Alexander Bayne of Knockbain,
and secondly, the Rev. John Macrae, minister of Dingwall, author
of the Ardintoul MS. History of the Mackenzies, and of a MS.
Genealogy of the MacRas.
6. A daughter, who married John Clunes, Cromarty. Colin married,
secondly, a daughter of Innes of Inverbreakie, widow of Murdo
Mackenzie of Towie, with issue - James, who married Catherine Innes.
He died in 1649, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
II. COLIN MACKENZIE, second of Kincraig, who married Agnes,
daughter of Duncan Bayne of Delny, with issue -
1. Colin, his heir and successor.
2. Duncan, Lieutenant-Colonel Scots Guards, who married, and died
without issue in 1724.
3. Lilias, who married the Rev. William Mackenzie, minister of
Rosskeen.