51322: Malcolm Mackenzie
Malcolm Mackenzie (1911-1995) was a son of John Mackenzie and Mary Mackay, 7 Garyvard.
He enrolled in the Royal Naval Reserve, S/Ns AX16361 and BX10153, on May 12, 1932. His records indicate that he was 5ft 9¼ in tall with dark brown hair and eyes and a fresh complexion. Malcolm was a fisherman on Stornoway registered boats including the Try Again. He joined the Merchant Navy in 1934 and travelled to Port Churchill on the SS Brandon.
In August 1937 he moved to 9 Crathie Drive in Partick and then 7 Havelock Street and worked at J Symons, Clydebank and the Clyde Granary. Malcolm was Mobilised on August 30, 1939 and served in the Royal Navy during the Second World War. Based at HMS Fort St Angelo, HMS Orlando, HMS Trelawney, HMS Pembroke and aboard HMS Chitral and HMS Salopian.
Malcolm settled in Glasgow and later returned to Lewis.
Details
- Record Type:
- Person
- Also Known As:
- Calum Iain Dhòmhnaill an ic Choinnich
- Date Of Birth:
- 28 Dec 1911
- Date of Death:
- 1995
- Gender:
- Male
- Brothers Keeper Reference:
- CEP 4148
- Occupation:
- Fisherman, Royal Naval Reservist, Royal Navy
- Record Maintained by:
- CEP