Difference between revisions of "Angus Gunn"

From Shetland History Online
Jump to: navigation, search
(Pushed from Shetland Politics History Database.)
 
 
Line 1: Line 1:
 
Captain '''Angus Gunn''' (b. 24 September [[1871]], [[Delting]], d. 24 February [[1940]], 6 St. Magnus Street, [[Lerwick]]) was a merchant seaman and [[County Councillor]], representing [[Cunningsburgh (Constituency)|Cunningsburgh]] from [[1938]] until his death in [[1940]].
 
Captain '''Angus Gunn''' (b. 24 September [[1871]], [[Delting]], d. 24 February [[1940]], 6 St. Magnus Street, [[Lerwick]]) was a merchant seaman and [[County Councillor]], representing [[Cunningsburgh (Constituency)|Cunningsburgh]] from [[1938]] until his death in [[1940]].
 +
 +
==Biography==
 +
He was the secretary of the Lerwick Lifeboat Committee.
 
==Political Career==
 
==Political Career==
 
*[[County Council Election December 1938|1938 County Council election]]
 
*[[County Council Election December 1938|1938 County Council election]]

Latest revision as of 14:59, 6 July 2021

Captain Angus Gunn (b. 24 September 1871, Delting, d. 24 February 1940, 6 St. Magnus Street, Lerwick) was a merchant seaman and County Councillor, representing Cunningsburgh from 1938 until his death in 1940.

Biography

He was the secretary of the Lerwick Lifeboat Committee.

Political Career

External Links

Zetland County Council
Preceded by
Henry Mouat
Henry Mouat headshot.png
Member for
Cunningsburgh

1938-1940
Succeeded by
Laurence Laurenson
Cunningsburgh County Councillors
Councillors George Clark (1890-1896) • John Tulloch (1896-1901) • James Goudie (1901-1904) • Charles Stout (1904-1910) • Francis Pottinger (1910-1919) • Laurence Anderson (1919-1922) • Thomas Johnston (1922-1925) • Simson Wallace (1925-1927) • William Sinclair (1927-1929) • Henry Mouat (1929-1938) • Angus Gunn (1938-1940) • Laurence Laurenson (1940-1945) • St. Clair Pottinger (1945-1949) • Adam Halcrow (1949-1955) • Grace Halcrow (1955-1961) • Joan McLeod (1961-1975)