Ruth MacKenzie

1838 - 1891  (53 years)

• Name	Ruth MacKenzie
  Birth	1838	Howard County, Maryland
  Gender	Female
  Death	1891	Ellicott City, Howard County, Maryland
  Notes	Per the research of Dick MacKenzie, February, 2014, he states that Ruth was buried in the family cemetary in Ellicott City. That would be the plot where other graves currently are visible. They can be viewed on the McKenzies of Early Maryland web site under David MacKenzie. Burial in MacKenzie Family Cemetery, Howard County, Maryland.
  Person ID	I04622	McKenzie Genealogy
  Last Modified	29 Oct 2021

  
  

  Father	David MacKenzie,   b. Abt 1798, Maryland d. 4 Aug 1885, Ellicott City, Howard County, Maryland (Age ~ 87 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Sarah Jones,   b. 1811, Maryland d. 10 Apr 1894, Ellicott City, Howard County, Maryland (Age 83 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	13 Jan 1831	Baltimore County, Maryland
  Family ID	F00135	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Headstones		Gravestone of Ruth MacKenzie (b. 1838) Inscription reads: "Ruth M. b. 1838 d. 1891". Located at McKenzie Road and Hannon Court, Ellicott City, Maryland. Per Dick MacKenzie, grave was moved to this location diagonally across from Hannon residence from the family cemetery somewhere on the original property. Contributed by Richard Lee (Dick) MacKenzie, January, 2011.
  		Gravestones of David MacKenzie (b. 1798), Sarah Jones MacKenzie (b. 1811) and daughter, Ruth Contributed by Richard Lee (Dick) Mackenzie, January, 2011. Located at McKenzie Road and Hannon Court, Ellicott City, Maryland. Per Dick MacKenzie, graves were moved to this location diagonally across from Hannon residence from the family cemetery somewhere on the original property. Also, per Ann Stansbarger comes the following: "This is a beautiful picture. Thanks for copying me. When I visited the Hannon’s they walked me across the street from their house to this place. They said they had moved the 3 headstones to this place when they graded the property for their son/daughter’s house (I can’t remember which). They pointed toward that property. I could see where the house was from where I was standing. It was just down the road a bit, toward the river on a little hill. You can see it on Google maps. It is a very large round-shaped property on the same side of McKenzie road as the Hannon’s house (that is, the west side), ringed by McKenzie Rd, Old Maple Ct and Ridge Tree Ct. Because it is high ground I think it must have been the original family cemetery. The other grave markers have never been found. I suspect they were knocked over and covered by dirt during a flood. According to the Hannons there was a particularly destructive flood in 1868. Or maybe they were used by subsequent landowners for building materials. I hope not. That would be sad." January, 2011.