Thomas McKay

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Thomas McKay was a 19th-century Scottish-born Canadian stonemason, entrepreneur, and early industrialist who played a key role in the development of Ottawa.

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instanceOf Canadian historical figure
entrepreneur
industrialist
person
stonemason
associatedWith Bytown (Ottawa) elite and business community
New Edinburgh
surface form: New Edinburgh neighborhood of Ottawa

Rideau Falls
birthDate 1792-09-01
birthPlace Perth, Scotland
built mills at Rideau Falls
stone houses and industrial buildings in the Ottawa area
centuryOfActivity 19th century
citizenship Canada
contributedTo economic growth of early Ottawa
settlement and development along the Rideau River
countryOfBirth Scotland
deathDate 1855-10-09
developed industrial complex at Rideau Falls
emigratedTo Canada
emigrationPeriod early 19th century
fieldOfWork construction
industrial development
masonry
urban development
founded New Edinburgh, Ontario
historicalRole early industrial leader in the Ottawa region
pioneer settler in Bytown area
language English
nationality Scottish-born Canadian
notableFor construction work on the Rideau Canal
founding and development of New Edinburgh, Ontario
ownership and development of mills at Rideau Falls
role in early development of Ottawa
occupation contractor
entrepreneur
industrialist
stonemason
playedKeyRoleIn early industrialization of the Ottawa region
urban development of Bytown
regionOfActivity Bytown
surface form: Bytown, Upper Canada

Ottawa
surface form: Ottawa, Ontario
residence Downtown Ottawa core
surface form: Bytown (now Ottawa), Upper Canada
workedOn Rideau Canal
locks and masonry works near Ottawa

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Rideau Hall originalOwner Thomas McKay