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Archibald unsuccessfully contested the Sandsting seat in the [[County_Council_Election_December_1898#Sandsting|1898 County Council election]] and the [[Lerwick Town Council Election November 1889|1889 Lerwick Town Council election]].
 
Archibald unsuccessfully contested the Sandsting seat in the [[County_Council_Election_December_1898#Sandsting|1898 County Council election]] and the [[Lerwick Town Council Election November 1889|1889 Lerwick Town Council election]].
  
His nephew, [[Lewis Garriock|Lewis]], was a [[Zetland County Council]]lor for Tingwall while his uncle [[James Greig]] and cousin [[Archibald Greg]] was a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor.  
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His nephew, [[Lewis Garriock|Lewis]], was a [[Zetland County Council]]lor for Tingwall while his uncle [[James Greig]] and cousin [[Archibald Greig]] were [[Lerwick Town Council]]lors.  
 
==Political Career==
 
==Political Career==
 
===Lerwick Town Council===
 
===Lerwick Town Council===

Revision as of 11:02, 3 February 2017

Archibald John Garriock (b. 22 November 1828, Reawick, d. 22 February 1899, Lerwick) was an accountant, Lerwick Town Councillor and a County Councillor.

Archibald unsuccessfully contested the Sandsting seat in the 1898 County Council election and the 1889 Lerwick Town Council election.

His nephew, Lewis, was a Zetland County Councillor for Tingwall while his uncle James Greig and cousin Archibald Greig were Lerwick Town Councillors.

Political Career

Lerwick Town Council

Zetland County Council

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Zetland County Council
Constituency created Member for
Sandsting

1890-1898
Succeeded by
Alexander Mitchell
Sandsting County Councillors
Councillors Archibald Garriock (1890-1898) • Alexander Mitchell (1898-1904) • John Anderson (1904-1910) • Hugh Robertson (1910-1919) • Robert Sutherland (1919-1922) • James Bowie (1925-1930) • James White (1930-1932) • Hercules Arthurson (1932-1938) • William Henry (1938-1945) • Simon Garriock (1945-1955) • Alexander Tulloch (1955-1975)