Famous McQuaids
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NAME |
BIRTH DATE |
DEATH DATE (if known) |
LOCATION |
OCCUPATION AND/OR CLAIM TO FAME |
DOCUMENTATION |
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Lawrence Carroll McQuade |
12 Aug 1927 |
NY, DC, IL USA |
Rhodes scholar; attorney; Federal government official; corporate executive; author |
Who’s Who in America |
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Vincent Augustine McQuade |
16 Jun 1909 |
MA, PA USA |
RC clergyman; first president of Merrimack College, Andover, MA |
Who’s Who in America |
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Elias Alfred McQuaid |
21 Apr 1917 |
NH USA |
Newspaper reporter and editor; Federal and State government official |
Who’s Who in America |
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Walter McQuade |
1 May 1922 |
NY USA |
Architect; author; magazine editor |
Who’s Who in America |
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John G. McQuaid |
4 Jan 1918 |
NY USA |
Attorney; author; book editor |
Who’s Who in America |
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J. Dennis McQuaid |
19 Apr 1939 |
CA USA |
Attorney; Mayor of Novato, CA |
Who’s Who in America |
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Bernard John McQuaid |
15 Jul 1908 |
NH USA |
Newspaper reporter, war correspondent, editorial writer, editor, and executive |
Who’s Who in America |
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Joseph Woodbury McQuaid |
12 Feb 1949 |
NH USA |
Newspaper reporter, editor, executive in Manchester, NH; son of John Bernard McQuaid above. |
Who’s Who in America |
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John McQuaid |
1836 |
1919 |
Ship builder; built first ship capable of passing the Lachine Rapids in St. Lawrence River |
Craig Kanalley |
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William McQuaid |
1810 |
1856 |
Ontario, Canada |
First person ever buried at St. Mary's Cemetery in Kingston, Ontario |
Craig Kanalley |
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William McQuade |
NY USA |
One of John Wilkes Booth’s captors; 16th NY Cavalry; received reward of $1,653.84 |
Maryland Historical Magazine |
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Dennis Quaid |
9 Apr 1954 |
Born Houston, TX USA |
Movie actor; TV film director; husband of Meg Ryan; brother of Randy Quaid |
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Randy Quaid |
1 Oct 1950 |
Born Houston, TX USA |
Movie actor; brother of Dennis Quaid |
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Lone Wolf McQuade |
TX USA |
Fictional character in 1983 film Lone Wolf McQuade; title role played by Chuck Norris |