- The
Mackenzies were a
Scottish indie band from Glasgow, Scotland,
active around 1986/87, who
released two
singles of
jagged indie-funk on Ron
Johnson Records...
- five
hundred Mackenzies at the
Battle of
Bannockburn in 1314
where the
English were defeated.
Later in the 14th
century the
Mackenzies are said to have...
- conditions, a
sandy beach—known
informally as
Mackenzies Bay
Beach or
Mackenzies—comes into existence.
Mackenzies Bay is also a well-known surf break. In recent...
- (ancestor of the
Earls of
Cromartie and
Mackenzies of Scatwell); and
Alexander Mackenzie, 1st of Kilcoy. The
Mackenzies of
Scatwell claim descent through Kenneth...
-
begins nosing around the
MacKenzies'
financial records. He
eventually ends up
falling into the pool when
cornered by the
MacKenzies'
aggressive pet Dobermans...
-
commitment to the
Mackenzies. The
Mackenzies'
record label boss Gary
Kurfirst signed Manson as a solo artist, with the
remaining Mackenzies performing as...
- Clan
Mackenzie and
their allies, the Clan MacRae. In
response to the
Mackenzies'
involvement in the
Jacobite rebellions early in the 18th century, government...
- that time
Kintail was held by the
Mackenzies, and
according to John Macrae's account,
there were very few
Mackenzies of the
chiefly line and thus the chief...
-
Castle Leod was
completely renovated by the Hay-
Mackenzies.
Descendants of the 3rd Earl, the Hay-
Mackenzies were
restored to the
earldom of
Cromartie after...
-
series The
Fitzpatricks which aired in 1977–78 for 13
episodes and The
MacKenzies of
Paradise Cove
which aired in 1979 for 6 episodes.
Marshall was a guest...
