Alexander McKenzie

1830–1914 (age 84)

Biography

Alexander McKenzie lived through much of the nineteenth century, witnessing immense change from 1830 to 1914. He was known among Cambridge residents for his steady presence, a voice that carried the wisdom of a lifetime of experiences and the resolve of someone rooted deeply in community.

Throughout his years, Alexander unwaveringly supported Cambridge’s evolving institutions and neighbors, often serving as a calm advisor to younger generations. His passing in 1914 marked the end of an era for those who valued tradition balanced with quiet progress, and he rests in Cambridge Cemetery with many who shared his sense of civic duty.