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A History of the County of Northampton
… of the 2nd Lord Hesketh. 9 It was later bought by Charles Mackenzie Hill, a building contractor, who also made the …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… natives. The town formerly gave the title of earl to the Mackenzie family, but George, the third earl, was attainted …
A History of the County of Essex
… Council. May & Baker Ltd. Souvenir Programme (1946); B.E. Mackenzie, 'The march of history', The Planet, July 1951, pp. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… in North Britain (Col. William Grant, Col. Duncanson Mackenzie and Col. Alexander Campbell) 2,974 15 0 Col. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Ross, at 30 l. per an. each; same time 225 5 5 Frances Mackenzie, at 40 l. per an.; same time 60 0 0 Sarah Matthews, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Doncaster until the muster was over 13 15 0 Col. Alexander Mackenzie, out of respits of the detachment of the Third … clothing and arms and for the freight etc. of Ensign Mur-Mackenzie and John Lodge his servant 55 9 0 freight of …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… another Independent Company in North Britain (Col. Duncan Mackenzie); the same 991 11 8 an Independent Company of Foot … 8 l.; Maitland's Regiment 12 l.; Kerr's Regiment 2 l.; Mackenzie's Company 24 l.; Grant's Regiment 2 l.; in all 156 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… ditto in North Britain (50 men) 991 11 8 Col. Duncan Mackenzie's ditto in North Britain (50 men) 991 11 8 Col. … enemy, who was murthered on his return 9 0 0 Lieut. Col. Mackenzie, Paymaster of the Battalion of Foot Guards serving …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Company of Foot in North Britain 991 11 8 Col. Duncan Mackenzie for another Independent Company of Foot in North …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Officers, etc. and 80 private men, 1,420 9 2 Col. Duncan Mackenzie for another Independent Company there; as Col. …