McKenzie from Co. Fermanagh, Ireland to Manchester,England

Question

My family came from Co. Fermanagh, Ballyreagh-Tampo .Around 1845 to Manchester,England John and Catharine McKenzie.John was born 1804 and Catharine born 1812,but I don't known her last name. There children where Ann 1833- Alexander Henry 1835 - Kenneth 1837- James 1839- John 1841- Daniel 1843.Ann married Francis Nixon in 1861 and James married Mary Ann Tollemache in 1863.John may have stay in Manchester,Alexander came to USA in 1862. Also Kenneth and Daniel,but don't known what came of them.Alexander was my grandfather

                                                                      Tom

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In his obi. he came to USA in 1862.Some of my family said he came to Norfolk,Virginia afer the Civil War. In October 29,1868,Alexander married Mary Jane Wagner,daughter of William and Delilah Ann Galliday of Kendall County,Illinois He was employed as a head sawyer for the McCormick-Reaper Factory in Chicago, Illinois. After their marriage they moved to southern Illinois. He purchased and operated a lumber mill near Elizabethtown,Illinois. While they were there three children were born: Anna 1869 William 1871 and Ruth in 1873. In 1875 he purchased land ln Greenwood County,Kansas,he came ahead to build a house. Then the family came 1876. Alexander 1835-1902 Mary Jane 1837-1934 buried Greenwood Cemetery Eureka, Kansas.

Answer 1

I am the great great grand daughter of Daniel Mckenzie born 1803 died 1888 in Ballyreagh Tempo. John Mckenzie was married to Catherine Culgan.

Answer 2

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7F4-N1Y  Might be Alexander Henry born Ireland, lived in Manchester in 1861 Census.

Where in the USA did Alexander arrive and where in USA did he settle?

Do you have the name of his wife, marriage year and location and also, death year and location at that time?

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After they came to Eureka,Kansas,Margaret was born 1876.In April 19 of 1879 a set of triplet was born,one died at birth Frederick In April 1886 they sold the farm east of Eureka.They got on the Union Pacific train and when back

to Norfolk,Virginia Some one offered them some land It could been his bother Daniel born 1841 in Co. Fermanagh The land grew up into trees 20 years after the Civil War They did not like this and they not like the dampness of the region. Then one of the triplet Arthur died November 5,1886 of a fever. It was thought to be of bad water, he was buried Lot 40 at Elmwood Cemetery in Norfolk,Virginia So they came back to Eureka and in September 19,1887 bought back the farm. The third triplet Alexander lived to 91 buried at Greenwood Cemetery.

                                                                             Tom