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McKenzie, William (1869–1947)

Salvation Army officer and military chaplain

William McKenzie (1869-1947), by unknown photographer, 1918

William McKenzie (1869-1947), by unknown photographer, 1918

Australian War Memorial, P00329.001 [detail]

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William McKenzie (1869-1947), by unknown photographer, 1918

William McKenzie (1869-1947), by unknown photographer, 1918

Australian War Memorial, P00329.001 [detail]

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Birth

20 December, 1869
Biggar, Lanarkshire, Scotland

Death

26 July, 1947 (aged 77)
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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