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| Description | John Mackie (1836-1891) of Cliff House, Calder Grove, near Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England, and of Watford Villa, New Mills, Derbyshire. He was the owner of Cliff Colliery and Fireclay Works near Calder Grove, and a local benefactor, providing schools and other benefits. He was a co-benefactor of the Church of St James the Less, New Mills in 1880. His wife Mary Elizabeth Mackie (1844-1922) funded the building of the Church of St John the Divine in Calder Grove, in his memory in 1892. | ||||
| Date | before 1891, when Mackie died. | ||||
| Source | Crigglestone Backtrack no.4, undated, early 21st century (local history magazine), in Wakefield Library. | ||||
| Author | Unknown author Archives and records have been searched for the name of the author and claims to copyright, but none found. | ||||
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