Angus Mackay
Angus Mackay was a notable early settler in Australia, recognized for his contributions to the establishment of the Macksville area. He lived a long life, reaching nearly 100 years before passing away in 1894. His legacy is commemorated through historical artifacts, such as his Blackthorn cane, awarded for his service at the Battle of Waterloo. Mackay's influence is remembered in local history, particularly by his descendants, including economist Ken Henry, who reflects on Angus's impact during their conversations.
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Henry tells me we are sitting not far from the old stomping ground of one of his ancestors: Angus Mackay, one of the settlers of Macksville who died a few months shy of 100 in 1894.
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