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Descendants of John Hewitt Mackie

Generation No. 2

2. JOHN HOPEWELL² MACKIE I (JOHN HEWITT¹) was born December 10, 1827 in New London, CT (Source: Baker, Wesley, Dickerson & Dickinson Descendants of Philemon Dickerson of Southold, Long Island,, (New York, 1978, Wayne L. Baker, Adams Press.).), and died January 9, 1909 in Bridgeport, CT. He married CLARA (CLARISSA) DAVIS January 29, 1852 in New London, CT, daughter of JAMES DAVIS and DEBORAH DICKERSON. She was born December 10, 1831 in Stony Brook, NY, and died March 25, 1904 in Bridgeport, CT.

Children of JOHN MACKIE and CLARA DAVIS are:

	i.	KATHERINE (KATE)³ MACKIE, b. January 19, 1867, Bridgeport, CT; d. Abt. 1925, Bridgeport, CT.
3.	ii.	JOHN HOPEWELL MACKIE II, b. October 19, 1869, Shanghai CHINA; d. December 6, 1951, Bridgeport, CT.
	iii.	CLARISSA (CAL) MACKIE, b. February 22, 1872, Shanghai, China.

Notes for CLARISSA (CAL) MACKIE:
Author
Argosy
pen name: Clarissa Cleves

Was secretary, at one time, to author of Nick Carter, detective series of early 20th century

Carter, Nicholas, pseud.
Dey, Frederic Van Rensselaer, 1865-1922.

Frederic [Merrill] Van Rensselaer Dey (10 Feb 1865-26 Apr 1922) American
attorney who continued the Nick Carter series originated by John R. Coryell:
* 185 mystery/detective novels with series character Nick Carter
* 437 mystery/detective stories with series character Nick Carter
* 3 other mystery/detective novels
* 5 mystery/detective novels under pseudonym Marmaduke Dey
* 8 mystery/detective novels under pseudonym Varick Vanardy,
with series characters Crewe, Bingham Harvard
* 2 plays under pseudonym Marmaduke Dey
* 1 nonfiction book (magic)

1943 - "Nick Carter, Master Detective" debuted on Mutual Radio. The show was based on a "New York Weekly" character who
was first introduced in 1886.

Nick Carter: see Michael Avallone, Willis Todhunter Ballard, Thomas Chastain,
Michael Collins, Frederic van Rensselaer Dey, Robert J. Randisi,
Martin Cruz Smith, and Lionel White

Dey Frederic Van Rensselaer 1865-1922
............. The return of the Night Wind (1914) : Humanities-Gen Research : NBO (Dey, F. V. R. Return of the Night Wind)
............. America : (1916) : Humanities-Gen Research : JAX B-4748
............. The magic story, (1928) : Humanities-Gen Research : AB-10 80
............. Nick Carter, detective : (1963) : Humanities-Gen Research : D-15 8258
............. The return of the Night Wind (1914) : Humanities-Gen Research : NBO (Dey, F. V. R. Return of the Night Wind)
Dey Frederick Van Rensselaer 1861-1922
............. A gentleman of quality (1909) : Humanities-Gen Research : NBO (Dey, F. V. R. Gentleman of quality. New York, 1909)
............. A gentleman of quality (1909) : Humanities-Gen Research : NBO (Dey, F. V. R. Gentleman of quality. Boston, 1

Author: Dey, Frederic Van Rensselaer, 1861-1922.
Title: Correspondence with Theodore Dreiser, 1905, n.d.
Description: 2 items (3 leaves).
Notes: Comprises 2 items to Dreiser.
Location: Special Collections, Van Pelt Library, University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19104-6206.
Control No.: PAUR92-A831

iv.

CHARLES DICKERSON MACKIE, b. April 10, 1876, Oakland, CA; d. January 19, 1948, Pittsfield, MA.

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