MACLAY, J. - Revision history

Randylyon at 20:01, 24 April 2019

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	MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826--1926). Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became [[J. MACLAY & CO.]], a hardware business. The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.		MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826--1926). Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became [[J. MACLAY & CO.]], a hardware business. The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.

	Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a city alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the ~~Board of Trade~~.		Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a city alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the [[BOARD OF TRADE]].

	His son was [[MACLAY, John Herbert\|John Herbert MACLAY]]		His son was [[MACLAY, John Herbert\|John Herbert MACLAY]]
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Randylyon at 23:05, 20 December 2015

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	MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826--1926). Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became [[J. MACLAY & CO.]], a hardware business. The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.		MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826--1926). Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became [[J. MACLAY & CO.]], a hardware business. The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.

	Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a ~~City Alderman~~ and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.		Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a city alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.

	His son was [[MACLAY, John Herbert\|John Herbert MACLAY]]		His son was [[MACLAY, John Herbert\|John Herbert MACLAY]]

Randylyon at 03:16, 18 March 2014

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	MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826--~~Unknown~~)~~. Wholesaler~~. Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became [[J. MACLAY & CO.]] The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.		MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826--1926). Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became [[J. MACLAY & CO.]], a hardware business. The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.

	Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.		Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.

			His son was [[MACLAY, John Herbert\|John Herbert MACLAY]]

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	Oldt, Franklin T. '''The History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 846		Oldt, Franklin T. '''The History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 846

			"John H. Maclay." Citizens Historical Association of Indianapolis. January 13, 1940, Vertical Files, Carnegie-Stout Public Library

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Randylyon at 02:50, 25 February 2014

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	MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826-- ). Wholesaler. Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became [[J. MACLAY & CO.]] The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.		MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826--Unknown). Wholesaler. Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became [[J. MACLAY & CO.]] The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.

	Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.		Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.

Randylyon at 02:50, 25 February 2014

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	MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826-- ). Wholesaler. Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became [[J. MACLAY]]. The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.		MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826-- ). Wholesaler. Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became [[J. MACLAY & CO.]] The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.

	Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.		Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.
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	Oldt, Franklin T. The History of Dubuque County		Oldt, Franklin T. '''The History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 846

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Randylyon at 04:52, 16 February 2011

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	Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.		Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.

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			Oldt, Franklin T. The History of Dubuque County

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Randylyon at 18:03, 31 January 2011

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	MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826-- ). Wholesaler. Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became J. ~~Maclay & Co~~. The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.		MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826-- ). Wholesaler. Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became [[J. MACLAY]]. The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.

	Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.		Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.

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Randylyon at 21:12, 11 March 2010

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	MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826-- ). Wholesaler. Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became J. Maclay & Co. The company was then of the two oldest of its kind in the city.		MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826-- ). Wholesaler. Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became J. Maclay & Co. The company was then one of the two oldest of its kind in the city.

	Maclay took an active role in ~~the activities of~~ the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.		Maclay took an active role in the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.

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MACLAY, J. (New York, NY, 1826-- ). Wholesaler. Maclay came to Dubuque in 1853. He entered the wholesale business in the firm of Maclay & Green until 1858 when Green retired. Maclay continued the business until 1875 when the company became J. Maclay & Co. The company was then of the two oldest of its kind in the city.

Maclay took an active role in the activities of the city. He was a City Alderman and served as president of the Bible Society and the St. Andrew's Society. He also served as vice president of the Board of Trade.

[[Category: Business Leader]]