Alexander Grant MacKay (Q4719005)

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Canadian politician (1860-1920)

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English	Alexander Grant MacKay	Canadian politician (1860-1920)	Alexander Mackay Alexander Grant Mackay

Statements

instance of

human

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Who's Who

Who's Who UK ID

U199698

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sex or gender

male

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Who's Who

Who's Who UK ID

U199698

country of citizenship

Canada

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given name

Alexander

series ordinal

1

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Grant

series ordinal

2

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family name

MacKay

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Mackay

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date of birth

7 March 1860^Gregorian

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Who's Who

Who's Who UK ID

U199698

date of death

25 April 1920^Gregorian

reason for preferred rank

most precise value

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1920

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Who's Who

Who's Who UK ID

U199698

place of death

Edmonton

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manner of death

natural causes

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inferred from cause of death

cause of death

pneumonia

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languages spoken, written or signed

English

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occupation

politician

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lawyer

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Who's Who UK ID

U199698

position held

member of the Ontario Provincial Parliament

electoral district

Grey North

start time

1902

replaces

George Milward Boyd

end time

1913

replaced by

Colin Stewart Cameron

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King's Counsel

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Who's Who

Who's Who UK ID

U199698

member of Alberta Legislative Assembly

start time

17 April 1913^Gregorian

end time

6 June 1917^Gregorian

end cause

dissolution of parliament

parliamentary term

3rd Alberta Legislature

electoral district

Athabasca

parliamentary group

Alberta Liberal Party

elected in

1913 Alberta general election

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reference URL

https://www.assembly.ab.ca/members/members-of-the-legislative-assembly/member-information?mid=0090

retrieved

20 January 2024

member of Alberta Legislative Assembly

start time

7 June 1917^Gregorian

end time

25 April 1920^Gregorian

end cause

death of subject

parliamentary term

4th Alberta Legislature

electoral district

Athabasca

parliamentary group

Alberta Liberal Party

elected in

1917 Alberta general election

replaced by

George Mills

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reference URL

https://www.assembly.ab.ca/members/members-of-the-legislative-assembly/member-information?mid=0090

retrieved

20 January 2024

educated at

University of Toronto

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member of political party

Ontario Liberal Party

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Identifiers

Freebase ID

/m/02gk1y

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Ontario MPP ID

1446

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Open Library ID

OL7221331A

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Prabook ID

752266

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Who's Who UK ID

U199698

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