He made his way overland from Ontario to the Cariboo gold fields in a party headed by his brother Thomas in 1862.
Victoria representative for Bell Telephone. In 1878, he invited local notables to see the first telephone calls between his office and the newsroom of the British Colonist.
Led the adoption of electrical lighting and telephone services in Victoria.
Loyalist Ancestors: Thomas McMicking IV, 1750-1830 & William McClellan, 1740-1828
Buried at Ross Bay Cemetery.

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