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ion Tower； Wishaw； on the 26th of November； 1893。 （3） Hugh Munro Mackenzie； of Distington； Cumberland； who married Alexa； daughter of the late Captain Martin Macleod； of Drynoch； Ontario； Canada； with issueMartin Edward； Hugh Munro； Christina； Jeanie； and Kate。 Hugh Munro； of Distington； died on the 25th of January； 1885。 （4） Katharine； who married her cousin； Captain James Robertson…Walker； R。N。； of Gilgarran； Cumberland。 She died on the 21st of December； 1892； without issue。
4。 Annabella； who married her cousin； James Robertson； Collector of Customs at Stornoway； son of the 〃Ministear Laidir〃 of Lochbroom； with issue； among othersKatharine； who married Lewis Mac Iver； of Gress； representative of the Mac Ivers of Tournaig and Leckmelm； with issue（1） Evander MacIver； now factor for the Duke of Sutherland at Scourie； who married Mary； daughter of Donald Macdonald； then of Skeabost； Isle of Skye； with issue（a） James Robertson； M。D。； who died in India； unmarried； （b） Donald； factor for Lord Falmouth； who died unmarried； （c） Duncan Davidson； a settler at Ellisdale； Victoria； who married Florence Eastwood； Ballarat； with issueEvander and Mary； （d） Lewis； formerly in the Bank of Madras； and now of Blackburn； Lancashire； who married Margaret MacAll there； （e） Evander； who died young； （f） Murdo Robertson； who married； with issuetwo sons； John； Evander； and two daughters； who； with their mother survive him； （g） John Macdonald； a settler in the Cape of Good Hope； married； without issue； and （h） Mary； who married her cousin； Francis Shand Robertson； residing at Chiswick； with issueEvander Shand； Duncan； and two daughters； （2） James Robertson MacIver； merchant； Stornoway； married； but died without male issue； （3） John MacIver； banker at Dingwall； afterwards Secretary of the Bank of Madras； in India； and now residing at Dover。 He married Eliza Doherty of Coleraine； Ireland； with issue（a） Lewis； late of the Indian Civil Service； Barrister…at…law； and M。P。 for Torquay during the short Parliament of 1885…86。 He was born on the 6th of March； 1846； and married on the 11th of September； 1884； Charlotte Rosalind； daughter of Nathaniel Montefiore； F。R。S。； of Coldeast； Hants； a grand…niece of the late Sir Moses Montefiore； with issue； two daughtersMarjorie Barabel Ruth and Nathalie Esther； （b） Iver Ian； a squatter in Queensland； who married a daughter of George Dill； one of the founders of the Melbourne Argus； with issuefour children； the eldest of whom is a boy named Ian； （4） Lewis Maciver； a Liverpool merchant； who married； with issue（a） James Walker； a Civil Engineer； and （b） another son； （5） William Walker MacIver； who died at Hong Kong； unmarried； （6） Murdo Robertson MacIver； who also died unmarried； （7） Alexander MacIver； Agent for the Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company； first at Madras and afterwards at Hong Kong； who married Marjory； daughter of Captain Hector Gunn； of the Black Watch； with issue（a） Alister； in the London office of the Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company； （b） Colin； and several daughters。 Alexander died in 1892。 （8） Lilias； who married Roderick Macleod； merchant； Liverpool； with issueone daughter。
5。 Catherine； who married her cousin； Charles； a younger son of the Rev。 James Robertson； and brother of her sister's husband； Collector James Robertson； of Stornoway； with issue。
6。 Anne； who married John Macintyre； tacksman of Letterewe； with issue。
John was succeeded by his eldest son；
IV。 MURDO MACKENZIE； fourth of Letterewe； a Captain in the 78th Highlanders。 He died in India； unmarried； and was succeeded by his next brother；
V。 ALEXANDER MACKENZIE； fifth of Letterewe； who married Catherine； daughter of James Macdonald of Skeabost； with issue
1。 John； his heir and successor。
2。 James； a midshipman； H。E。I。C。S。； who died unmarried。
3。 Murdo； a doctor； H。E。I。C。S。； who also died unmarried。
4。 Hector； who was an Officer of Customs at the Cape of Good Hope； and afterwards succeeded his brother in the estate of Letterewe。
5。 Donald Alexander； who in early life emigrated to the United States； and of whom presently。
6。 Jessie； who married Donald Macdonald； Lochinver； who afterwards went to the Cape of Good Hope and died at Southsea in 1888； leaving issue（1） Donald； C。E。； at the Cape； who married； and has issuetwo sons and a daughter。 （2） Alexander James； of Milland； Hants； who； in 1866； married Caroline； daughter of John Heugh； of Port Elizabeth； South Africa； with issueIone and Thyra。 （3） Murdo； who； in 1869； married Laura； daughter of J。 Foley； sculptor； London； with issueFlora； Alexander； Charles； Somerled； and Ronald。 （4） Katherine； who in 1849 married the late James Somers Kirkwood； merchant at Port Elizabeth； Cape of Good Hope； with issue（1） Donald； who married first； in 1866； Helen； daughter of Thomas Read； of Trouse； Norwich； with issueDonald He married； secondly； Cornelia； daughter of R。 Restall； of Uitenhague； South Africa； with issueHector and Hellen （2） Charles； （3） Alexander； （4） Reginald； （5） Annie； who married Archibald Merilees； Moscow； and （6） Jessie； who married Walter Somerville Lockhart； of Clydesdale； with issueLawrence。
7。 Katherine； who died unmarried。
8。 Emily； who resided in London； unmarried。
Alexander was succeeded by his eldest son；
VI。 JOHN MACKENZIE； a Writer to the Signet； in Edinburgh； where he died unmarried； and was succeeded by his eldest surviving brother；
VII。 HECTOR MACKENZIE seventh of Letterewe。 In 1835 he sold the estate to Meyrick Bankes of Winstanley Hall； Lancashire。 He died； unmarried； in 1860 at Algoa Bay； Cape of Good Hope； when he was succeeded； as representative of the family； by his youngest and only surviving brother；
VIII。 DONALD ALEXANDER MACKENZIE； a merchant at Dubuque； Iowa； United States of America； who married； with issue
1。 Charles； who succeeded as representative of the family。
2。 Alexander； a Captain of Engineers in the United States Army； who married in 1872； with issuea son Donald。
Donald Alexander died in 1872； leaving a widow； who subsequently resided at Dubuque； when he was succeeded as representative of the family； by his eldest son；
IX。 CHARLES MACKENZIE； a lawyer； now in good practice in the United States
The representative of the Mackenzies of Letterewe in this country is John Alexander Mackenzie； of Ardlair； Edinburgh； only son of the late John Mackenzie of Auchenstewart； who died in 1890。
THE MACKENZIES OF PORTMORE。
THIS family is descended from Alexander Mackenzie of Tolly； grandson of Kenneth Mackenzie； VI。 of Gairloch； and third son of Charles Mackenzie of Loggie…Wester； and subsequently I。 of Letterewe； by Anne； daughter of John Mackenzie； II。 of Applecross。 He married； first； Annabella； daughter and co…heiress of Sir Donald Bayne of Tulloch； and their descendants； as representatives of that ancient family； bear its cognisance on the centre of their shield； a wolf's head proper。 He was a Bailie and afterwards Provost of Dingwall； exercised considerable local and political influence； and greatly aided Lord Macleod； son of George Earl of Cromarty； in his