George Francis James MacLeod. Manager of the Hackney Empire. Born in Chorlton in 1870, and married in Leeds in 1893, a commercial traveller in Potternewton, Leeds in 1901.
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George F. J. MacLeod
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Hackney Almshouses for Disabled Soldiers & Sailors
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Prince of Wales Theatre
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