Edward
Newton
McKenzie
Born in Meigs, Ohio, United States
Ancestors 
Son of Kenneth McKenzie
and Martha Emma (Eaton) McKenzie
Brother of
[private brother (1880s - 1950s)] and Marelda Myrtle (Mckenzie) Beitsch
Husband of
Lois Grace (Frank) McKenzie
— married
3 Jul 1909 [location unknown]
Descendants 
Died
at age 40
[location unknown]
Profile last modified
| Created 27 Nov 2022
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Biography
Edward was born in 1885. He passed away in 1925.
Notes
According to note by Lucy McKenzie Taylor, her father died of muscular dystrophy "worked too much." As a child, I remember hearing that Edward died of progressive paralysis that started in his feet and moved up his body. The FKRP gene mutation responsible for types DMC1C and LGMD2I muscular dystrophy apparently does run in my family according to 23andMe. - RG
Sources
- findagrave 74154308
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