MacKee
MacKee is a surname of Scottish and Irish origin. The name is believed to have originated in the Highlands, specifically in the regions of Inverness and Ross-shire. Its earliest recorded bearers were landowners and clan leaders who played significant roles in the country's medieval and early modern history.
The MacKee family was known for their steadfast loyalty to the chiefs of the Chattan confederation, a
During the 17th and 18th centuries, the MacKees continued to hold important positions within the Highland communities.
Some notable individuals bearing the surname MacKee include figures such as Archibald MacKee, a 17th-century minister
The MacKee name and its associated clan history continue to have a presence in modern Scotland, with