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Macdonald Plaque - a metal plaque, formerly situated on the exterior end wall of the right-hand wing of the Queen Street Methodist Mission, now the Lawrence Batley Theatre (the plaque can be seen in the bar area of the theatre).

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Title:Macdonald Plaque - a metal plaque, formerly situated on the exterior end wall of the right-hand wing of the Queen Street Methodist Mission, now the Lawrence Batley Theatre (the plaque can be seen in the bar area of the theatre).
Date Period:February 1964
Collection or Artist:Huddersfield Local Studies Library Collection
Accession No:393495
Library No:Class: A 920 HAC, Yi 1964_A
Further Information:

The plaque commemorates the Minister of the mission, the Rev. George Browne Macdonald, and his distinguished family.

The following inscription is on the plaque:

This Tablet

was unveiled by Miss Florence Macdonald MBE (Granddaughter)

on the 25th May, 1938.

TO THE MEMORY OF 

THE REV. GEORGE BROWNE MACDONALD

SUPERINTENDENT MINISTER AT THIS CHAPEL

AND OF

HANNAH

HIS WIFE

WHO RESIDED AT NO. 16 QUEEN'S SQUARE FROM SEPTEMBER

1847 TO AUGUST 1850

WITHTHEIR CHILDREN

HENRY JAMES

THE ELDEST CHILD

ALICE

WHO MARRIED JOHN L. KIPLING AND BECAME MOTHER OF RUDYARD KIPLIN

GEORGIANA

WHO MARRIED SIR EDWARD BURNE-JONES BART.

FREDRICK WILLIAM

WHO BECAME PRESIDENT OF THE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 1899

AND LAST SPOKE IN THIS CHAPEL AT THE CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS

4TH JULY 1919.

AGNES

WHO MARRIED SIR EDWARD POYNTER, BART, PRESIDENT OF THE

ROYAL ACADEMY.

LOUISA

WHO MARRIED ALFRED BALDWIN AND BECAME MOTHER OF

STANLEY, EARL BALDWIN OF BEWDLEY K.G.

A PRIME MINISTER OF ENGLAND

JUDITH

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER, BORN HERE 14TH SEPTEMBER 1848. AUTHORESS.