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Sat in Scottish parliament though seems to have been a passive participant, though tended to vote with the court. Selected to represent Scotland in the first Parliament of Great Britain (1707-8). Re-entered parliament as MP for Cromartyshire (1710-13). Left little trace in records of the House. Does not appear to be directly involved in general election of 1715. Returned as MP for Cromartyshire (1727-28) when he died in September 1728. His son [[Mackenzie, George]] succeeded to the parliamentary seat.
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Sat in Scottish parliament though seems to have been a passive participant, though tended to vote with the court. Selected to represent Scotland in the first Parliament of Great Britain (1707-8). Re-entered parliament as MP for Cromartyshire (1710-13). Left little trace in records of the House. Does not appear to be directly involved in general election of 1715. Returned as MP for Cromartyshire (1727-28) when he died in September 1728. His son [[Mackenzie, George (London) 2]] succeeded to the parliamentary seat.

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Dates 1707-8, 1710-13, 1727-28
Location London
Vocation Politician
Place of Birth Cromarty
Marriage Mary Kinnear (d.1680s); Anna Campbell; Elizabeth Edwards
Issue 6 sons, 2 daughters
Place of birth Source History of Parliament Online

Sat in Scottish parliament though seems to have been a passive participant, though tended to vote with the court. Selected to represent Scotland in the first Parliament of Great Britain (1707-8). Re-entered parliament as MP for Cromartyshire (1710-13). Left little trace in records of the House. Does not appear to be directly involved in general election of 1715. Returned as MP for Cromartyshire (1727-28) when he died in September 1728. His son Mackenzie, George (London) 2 succeeded to the parliamentary seat.