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Son of Murdoch and Margaret MacKenzie, of Uptergrove, Ontario.
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Private David MacKenzie
Photo from Orillia Times, Sept. 1918
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Private David MacKenzie
newspaper article from the Orillia Times, Sept. 1918
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Private David MacKenzie
The MacKenzie Family taken c1914
standing is Flora Jane (Jenn - wife of John George Elder), David, Chas Duncan (Charlie - He died as a result of TB he contracted fighting in WW1), Margarert (Marge -Walter Grey's wife). Front row is Christina (Teenie - wife of Henry Stanley Read), Peter, Pearl (wife of Jim Vosborough), Murdock Calfburn (his wife Margaret Templeton Calderwood had died 1901 in childbirth) and Mary
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David's grave stone in the Fairvalley Cemetery, Fairvalley, Ontario, Canada
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Private David MacKenzie
David's parent Murdock Calfburn MacKenzie and Margaret Templeton Calderwood, taken sometime before 1901
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Private David MacKenzie
Orillia Times, September 19, 1918
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Photo from Orillia Times, Sept. 1918
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newspaper article from the Orillia Times, Sept. 1918
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The MacKenzie Family taken c1914 standing is Flora Jane (Jenn - wife of John George Elder), David, Chas Duncan (Charlie - He died as a result of TB he contracted fighting in WW1), Margarert (Marge -Walter Grey's wife). Front row is Christina (Teenie - wife of Henry Stanley Read), Peter, Pearl (wife of Jim Vosborough), Murdock Calfburn (his wife Margaret Templeton Calderwood had died 1901 in childbirth) and Mary
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David's grave stone in the Fairvalley Cemetery, Fairvalley, Ontario, Canada
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David's parent Murdock Calfburn MacKenzie and Margaret Templeton Calderwood, taken sometime before 1901
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Orillia Times, September 19, 1918
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Commemorated on:
Page 460 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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UPTERGROVE (FAIR VALLEY) CEMETERY Ontario, Canada
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