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Hannah MacKenzie
1816–1886
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Hannah MacKenzie is commemorated at R6-011 and explicitly identified as the wife of Duncan MacKenzie. The same monument also names Alexander, Jessie and a younger Duncan MacKenzie. The younger Duncan’s 1926 death registration names Duncan and Hannah as his parents, establishing that relationship; Alexander and Jessie’s relationships remain unresolved. The original 1881 census places Hannah, aged 65, in family 8 with Duncan McKenzie, aged 70, and four younger McKenzies. Her surname is entered with a ditto continuing McKenzie; an earlier transcription reading McDonald is not supported by this row. This entry does not establish her maiden surname. The schedule has no relationship-to-head column, so co-residence alone does not establish parentage.
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- Library and Archives Canada, 1881 census, RG31, C-13175, district 20/G, division 2, page 2, lines 8–13, family 8, image e008123166
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195 enumerated residents in 37 original census family units. These are source households, not inferred genealogical branches or street addresses. Cancelled entries are excluded; source spellings and recorded ages are retained.
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Duncan MacKenzie & Hannah MacKenzie
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- Duncan MacKenzie ↔ spouse of Hannah MacKenzie