St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

MACKAY PROPERTY CEMETERY

Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacKay, Christina MacRae
MacKay, Alex

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Pringle, Don A.
Pringle, Daniel
Pringle, Sarah

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Pringle, William J.
Pringle, Daniel
Pringle, Sarah

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Pringle, Sarah M.
Pringle, Daniel

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacRae, William
MacRae, Sadie

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Nicholson, John

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Campbell, Alexander J.

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Morrison, James Ross

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacKay, Alexander H.

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McInnis, Donald R.
McInnis, Christy

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McInnis, Donald

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McInnis, Lexie Morrison
McInnis, Donald
McInnis, Mary

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McInnis, Barbara
McInnis, Catherine B.
McInnis, Donald
McInnis, Mary

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Campbell, Margaret Urquhart
Campbell, William

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, Barbara

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacKay, Donald
MacKay, Mary MacQuarrie

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, John
McKenzie, Catharine Calder
McKenzie, John Sr.
McKenzie, John Jr.
McKenzie, James

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Morrison, Margaret MacKay
Morrison, Angus

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McRae, Annie C. M. Thompson
Thompson, John
Thompson, Christena
McRae, John

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Thompson, John
Thompson, Christena MacRae

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, William

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, Hugh

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Nicholson, Jemima J.

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, Isabella Cameron
McKenzie, Wm. "Points"

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, Mary J.

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacRae, Donald

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Nicholson, Daniel A.
Nicholson, Mary J. Auld
Nicholson, Daniel P.
Nicholson, Charles A.
Nicholson, Hugh D.

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Campbell, Robert

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McLeod, Helen
McLeod, John N.

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Urquhart, Barbara Ann
Urquhart, Maggie
Urquhart, Donald

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Urquhart, Margaret
Urquhart, William
Urquhart, Barbara

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Urquhart, Wm.
Urquhart, Barbara McKenzie

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
This individual record is copyrighted: Researched by Sandra Ferguson and assembled in the database by Eric Krause - Krause House Info-Research Solutions (1996-Present). Available for research purposes only. Commercial use requires written permission.

Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Urquhart, Christina Ann
Urquhart, William
Urquhart, Barbara

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Nickolson, Angus
Nickolson, Susan M.

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacRae, William A.
MacRae, Sarah A.

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, Margaret McKay
McKenzie, William

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, William

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, Robert
McKenzie, Flora MacRae

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Calder, Eliza C.
Calder, William
Calder, Jessie

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKay, Alfred T.

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Calder, Annie Morrison
Calder, James D.

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McRae, Daniel

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacInnes, Murdoch
MacInnes, Christene Ross
MacInnes, Catherine
MacInnes, Philip
MacInnes, John

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Calder, William
Calder, Jessie Cameron
Calder, Charlotte F.

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McRae, Mary

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Nicholson, [Without Name]
Nicholson, Colin
Nicholson, Elizabeth

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Burns, Frank

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacInnes, Duncan

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McInnes, Angus
McInnes, Mary

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacInnes, Murdoch
MacInnes, Mary

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacInnis, Donald

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McInnis, Julia
McInnis, Duncan

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacInnis, Duncan
MacInnis, Flora J. MacIntosh
MacInnis, Duncan C.

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, John

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, William
McKenzie, John
McKenzie, Barbara

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacDonald, Donald

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacInnis, Donald

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McInnis, Julia
McInnis, Duncan

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, John

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
McKenzie, William
McKenzie, John
McKenzie, Barbara

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
MacDonald, Donald

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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Cape Breton Location
St. George's Channel
West Bay
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia, Canada

Name of the Cemetery
MacKay

Name List
Sutherland, Cassie Emma
Sutherland, R. J.
Sutherland, Christina

Inscription Remarks
This is a "pretty" cemetery, still in use and well cared for. A tree-lined road leads down to it. There doesn't appear to be many unmarked graves. The earliest marked burial is that of pioneer John McKenzie, native of Loch Erribol, Sutherlandshire, who died in 1837. He came to Canada in 1815.

Cemetery Remarks
The MacKay property cemetery is a family cemetery.

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Remarks
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