Alexander Mackay — Biographies and Information
 Alexander M. Mackay (1849-1890) was a pioneer engineer-missionary to Uganda.
Arrived in Zanzibar in 1876; he reached Uganda in 1878. Built 230
miles of road to Uganda from the coast. Translated Matthew's Gospel
into Luganda. Died in 1890 having spent fourteen years in Africa
without once returning home to native Scotland.Born Oct. 13, 1849 in Rhynie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland — Died Feb. 8, 1890 in Usambiro, Uganda. |
- Alexander Mackay: Road-Maker for Christ in Uganda.
- Alexander Murdoch Mackay, Missionary.
- Alexander Murdoch Mackay, Missionary to Uganda.
- Alexander M. Mackay. Short biography.
- Mackay of Uganda: A Missionary and an Engineer. Includes chronology of events.
- Alexander Mackay: "Hero of Uganda."
- Alexander Mackay, Uganda. Short biography.
- Mackay of Uganda. Short biography.
- Life Story of Alexander Mackay. eBook
- Alexander M. Mackay, the Hero of Uganda.
- Alexander Mackay: Fighting the Slave Trade.
- Alexander Mackay: Chronology of Events.
- From Scottish Moors to African Swamps... Biography for young people. eBook
- Alexander Mackay: "A Man Who Can Turn His Hand To Anything". Biography for children.
- Portrait of Alexander Mackay.
- eBooks about Alexander Mackay.
