history of the mackenzies-第121节
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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。
4。 Katharine； who in 1680 married； as his second wife； William Grant of Ardoch； with issue。 She was maternal great great…grandmother of the Rev。 Gustavus Aird； D。D。； Creich； ex…Moderator of the Free Church General Assembly； and who has in his possession a copy of the marriage contract dated as above。
5。 Christian； who in 1681 married William Mackenzie； brother of Murdoch Mackenzie； II。 of Ardross。
6。 Florence。
7。 Agnes。
Colin married； secondly； Christian Munro； widow of William Ross； Knockgartie （contract of marriage 16th of March； 1680）。
He was succeeded by his eldest son；
III。 COLIN MACKENZIE； third of Kincraig； who in 1679 married Lilias； daughter of John Mackenzie； II。 of Scatwell； with issue
1。 Colin； his heir and successor。
2。 John； who succeeded his brother as V。 of Kincraig。
3。 Anne； who married John Mackenzie； brother of Alexander Mackenzie； I。 of Ardross； without issue。
4。 Barbara； who married James Mackenzie； of Tarrel。
He was succeeded by his eldest son；
IV。 COLIN MACKENZIE； fourth of Kincraig； who married； as her third husband； Margaret； daughter of Sir Roderick Mackenzie of Findon； without issue。
He was succeeded by his next brother；
V。 JOHN MACKENZIE； fifth of Kincraig； Captain in Lochiel's Regiment。 He married Christina； daughter of James Menzies of Comrie； without issue。 She died at Kincraig on the 21st of December； 1775。 He was dangerously wounded at Malplaguet in 1709。 On the 20th of December； 1760； he made a disposition of the lands of Kincraig to Roderick Mackenzie； VII。 of Redcastle； in trust for his second son John； then only nine years old。
John died a few days after； and was succeeded by his remote cousin；
VI。 CAPTAIN JOHN MACKENZIE； sixth of Kincraig； second surviving son of Roderick Ban； VII。 of Redcastle； born there in 1751。 He served in Lord Macleod's Regiment （now 71st Highlanders）； and was wounded at Gibraltar。 His descendants； since the death of Roderick； IX。 of Redcastle in 1798 without issue； carried on also the representation of the main line of that family。 He married Mary； daughter of the Rev。 Colin Mackenzie； minister of Fodderty； with issue
1。 Roderick； his heir and successor。
2。 Colin； Lieutenant 71st Regiment； killed in action at Vittoria； on the 21st of June； 1813； without issue。
3。 John； who died without issue； on the 20th of August； 1822； off St。 Helena； coming home from Java。
4。 Kenneth Francis； Colonel 64th Bengal Native Infantry； who married on the 6th of January； 1832； Margaret； daughter of the Rev。 Thomas Taylor； D。D。； of Tibbermore； with issueCaptain Roderick Boyd； H。E。I。C。S。； who died at Cheltenham； on the 5th of October； 1867； unmarried Lieutenant Wedderburn Hannah； H。E。I。C。S。； Thomas Harry； who died young Mary Christina； who married on the 17th of December； 1849； Colonel Brown…Constable； with issue …twelve children Margaret Jane； who on the 10th of October； 1850； married Major…General H。 F。 Waddington； of Monmouthshire； with issuesix children； several of whom married with issue； Isabella Fraser； who died young； and Annie Colina； who on the 31st of October； 1866； married Thomas H。 Knolles； with issuefive children。 Colonel Kenneth Francis died at sea in 1856。
5。 Hector； Major H。E。I。C。S。； who died unmarried。
6。 Hugh； late Colonel 2nd Bengal Europeans； who married； first； Anne； daughter of Thomas Duncan； Advocate； Aberdeen； with issueCaptain Harry Leith； R。A。； who was twice married； with issue； John Hugh； M。D。 Thomas Duncan； Bombay Civil Service； who married on the 25th of April； 1871； with issue； Mary Janet； who on the 31st of July； 1866； married Surgeon…Major Kilgour； with issue； and Sarah Anne。 Colonel Hugh married； secondly； Edith S。 Hastings； Oxfordshire； also with issue。
7。 Charles Fitzgerald； H。E。I。C。S。； who married the Hon。 Mrs Fergusson； daughter of Lord Kirkcudbright； and died； without issue； on the 5th of September； 1850。
Captain John had also
8。 Maxwell； a natural son； Lieutenant…Colonel 71st Regiment； killed at Bayonne in 1813； to whom and his brother Colin a monument by Chantry is erected in Rosskeen Church。
9。 Mary； who on the 28th of January； 1813； married Major…General Sir Donald Macleod。
10。 Johanna Charlotte Menzies； who died unmarried in 1794。
11。 Margaret； who married Donald Macintyre； Calcutta； with issue （1） Lieutenant…General John Mackenzie Macintyre； Royal （Madras） Artillery； who； in 1857； married Marianne Margaret； daughter of Alexander Nisbet Shaw； Bombay Civil Service； with issueDonald Charles Frederick； Captain 2nd （P。W。O。） Goorkhas； Alexander William； Robert Cadell； Isabella Mary； who married George Wade； sculptor； son of Canon Wade； Bristol； Margaret Faimy； the celebrated prima donna and Georgina Caroline。 （2） Major…General Donald Macintyre； V。C。； who in 1882 married Angelica Alison； daughter of the Rev。 T。 J。 Patteson； Kinnettles； Forfarshire； with issueDonald； Francis Hector Mackenzie； Ian Agnew Patteson； and Alison Margaret。 （3） Colina Maxwell； who； in 1844； married Dr William Brydon； 〃the last man〃 or sole survivor of 13；000 men in the disastrous retreat from Cabul to Jellalabad in 1842； who died in 1873； with issueeight children。 （4） Mary Isabella； who in 1849 married General James Travers； V。C。； and （5） Charlotte Anne。
12。 Jane Petley； who died young。
13。 Isabella； who married； first； Captain Allan Cameron； with issue and secondly； General Sir Hugh Fraser； K。C。B。； of Braelangwell； with issue（1） John Fraser of Braelangwell； who married Elizabeth； daughter of Beauchamp Colclough Urquhart of Meldrum； Aberdeenshire； with issueHugh K。 Fraser of Braelangwell； and Annie M。 Mackenzie Fraser； （2） Hugh Fraser； Lieutenant 71st Regiment； who died without issue； （3） Isabella Forbes Fraser； who married Beauchamp Colclough Urquhart of Meldrum； with issueBeauchamp Colclough Urquhart； and Isobel A。 Urquhart； who married Garden A。 Duff of Hatton； （4） Alexander； Captain 10th Regiment； who married a daughter of Major D'Arcy； with issue。 Isabella died in 1852。
14。 Elizabeth Jane； who died unmarried in 1832。
Captain John's widow died at Park House； Dingwall； on the 4th of January； 1838。 He having died at Kincraig on the 29th of April； 1822； aged 72 years； when he was succeeded by his eldest son；
VII。 RODERICK MACKENZIE； Major H。E。I。C。S。； who married in 1836； Katharine； daughter of Alexander Mackenzie； of Millbank； son of Bailie Hector Mackenzie； of Dingwall； a cadet of Letterewe and Gairloch； with issue
1。 Roderick； his heir and successor。
2。 Katharine； who died unmarried in 1870。
3。 Eliza Jane； who married George Martineau； with issueGeorge； William； Alfred； and a daughter Katherine。
4。 Mary Ann； unmarried。
5。 Alice； who married Alexander Edmond； without issue。
Major Roderick died at Kincraig on the 6th of April； 1853； and was succeeded by his only son。
VIII。 CAPTAIN RODERICK MACKENZIE； late of Kincraig； who； on the 5th of February； 1867； married Georgina Adelaide； daughter of Roderick Mackenzie； IV。 of Flowerburn； without issue。
THE MACKENZIES OF CROMARTY。
THIS family； next to the House of Kintail and Seaforth； played the most important part in the history of the Highlands。 They are descended from Sir Roderick Mackenzie of Coigeach； Tutor of Kintail； who in his day took such a conspicuous part in the affairs of the Clan。 His career is noticed at considerable length in the history of the Seaforth family； and need not here be enlarged upon。 He was the second son of Colin Cam Mackenzie； XI。 of Kintail； by Barbara； daughter of John Grant； XII。 of Grant。 He was a brave and resolute man。 On a certain occasion he seized MacNeil of Barra by stratagem； and carried that chief； of whom Queen Elizabeth had been complaining； to the Court of King James at Holyrood。 When brought into His Majesty's presence MacNeil； who； much to the surprise of all； was a tall； good…looking man of reverend aspect； with a long grey beard； proved a match for the King。
When asked by His Majesty what could induce him to commit so many piracies and robberies on the Queen of England's subjects； he replied that he thought he was doing the King good service by annoying 〃a woman who had murdered his mother。〃 James exclaimed； 〃The devil take the carle！ Rorie； take him with you again； and dispose of him and his fortune as you please。〃 On another occasion； when Sir Roderick was passing through Athole on his way to Edinburgh； in the interest of his ward； he was stopped and found fault with by the men of that district for passing through their country without the permission of their lord。 The Tutor dismounted and sought out a stone； on which he began to sharpen his claymore； whereupon the Athole men； from a safe distance； asked him what he was doing？ 〃
