TITLE:  Jean W. MacKenzie , Abstract Obituary, Dec 10, 2000

SOURCE: Concord Monitor and New Hampshire Patriot
        Monitor Publishing Company, One Monitor Drive
        Concord, New Hampshire 03302-1177 (issue -Dec 12, 2000)

SUBMITTED:  C Parziale, Dec 2000

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NAME:        Jean W. MacKenzie     
DIED:        Dec 10, 2000, NH Odd Fellows Home
OCCUPATION:  Elemetary School Teacher
             Owned a bakery; senior officer, 
             United Life & Accident Ins Co. (ret 1970)
AGE:         94
ADDRESS:     Rockingham Street, Concord

BORN:     Murray Harbour, Prince Edward Island, Canada
MOTHER:   Florence Higgins
FATHER:   Henry White
SPOUSE:   Robert MacKenzie d. 1982
CHILDREN: Florence McMillan, Margaret Robinson, Catherine Welch
          Robert MacKenzie

BURIAL:  Pine Grove Cemetery, East Concord, NH

FOR A FULL TRANSCRIPT:  Concord Monitor and New Hampshire Patriot
        Monitor Publishing Company, One Monitor Drive
        Concord, New Hampshire 03302-1177 issue -Dec 12, 2000

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