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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 | 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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Revision as of 21:12, 11 March 2010
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.