Allen McClay (* 21. March 1932 in Cookstown; † 12. January 2010 in Hahnemann University Hospital) was a british businessman. He was 77 years old. His education included Belfast Metropolitan College and Cookstown High School. His awards include Commander of the Order of the British Empire and Knight Bachelor. His cause of death was cancer.

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1932

Born in Cookstown, Northern Ireland

2010

Died in Hahnemann University Hospital, Philadelphia County (cancer)

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21. Mar 1932 – 12. Jan 2010(77 years)Died in:Hahnemann University Hospital, Philadelphia County

British businessman (1932-2010)

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Birthplace

Cookstown, Northern Ireland

Place of Death

Hahnemann University Hospital, Philadelphia County

Occupation

businessperson

Nationality

United Kingdom

Cause of Death

cancer

Awards(2)

Commander of the Order of the British Empire Knight Bachelor

Education(2)

Belfast Metropolitan College Cookstown High School

Allen McClay (* 21. March 1932 in Cookstown; † 12. January 2010 in Hahnemann University Hospital) was a british businessman. He was 77 years old. His education included Belfast Metropolitan College and Cookstown High School. His awards include Commander of the Order of the British Empire and Knight Bachelor. His cause of death was cancer.

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1932

Born in Cookstown, Northern Ireland

2010

Died in Hahnemann University Hospital, Philadelphia County (cancer)

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