Past on Stone Monuments, Memorials and Names from the Past

Mackay

10 people named Mackay are on 10 public memorials here. Where the stones give a year of death, it is from 1923 to 1982.

Also engraved as McKay.

Spellings vary on stone: Mackay may be engraved another way too. Search names that sound alike.

Mackay at a glance

Counties
Berkshire (1), Buckinghamshire (1), County Antrim (1), Cambridgeshire (1), East Sussex (1), Lancashire (1), Merseyside (1), Devon (1), West Yorkshire (1), Greater London (1)
Conflicts
First World War (5), Falklands War (1)
Commonest forenames
John
Surnames that sound alike
McGee, Mack, Mackie, Meech, Meek, McCoy, McHugh, Magee

  1. A.T. MacKay

    Named on Wood Green War Memorial, London Borough of Haringey, Greater London

  2. Corporal D.F. MacKay

    Named on Berkshire Yeomanry memorial, Reading, Berkshire

  3. Eric S. Mackay

    Named on Whitkirk War Memorial, Leeds, West Yorkshire

  4. Pte. F.H. McKay

    Named on New Bradwell War Memorial, Stantonbury, Buckinghamshire

  5. Frederick E. McKay

    Named on Thornton-Cleveleys War Memorial, Wyre, Lancashire

  6. John Mackay

    Named on Commemorative plaque to Victoria Avenue Bridge, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

  7. John McKay

    Journalist; born 1852; gAA founding member 1884; journalist with the Irish News, formerly Belfast Morning News; born Downpatrick 1923

    Named on John McKay plaque, Belfast, County Antrim

  8. L/CPL P B McKay

    Royal Marines; died 1982

    Named on Falklands memorial, Hoe Road, Memorial garden above Hoe Road, Plymouth, Devon

  9. W. Mackay

    Named on Selmeston and Alciston War Memorial, Selmeston, East Sussex

  10. W.H. McKay

    Named on Port Sunlight War Memorial, Wirral, Merseyside