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| − | '''James McCullie''' (b. 11 June [[1856]], Lochee, Dundee, d. | + | '''James McCullie''' (b. 11 June [[1856]], Lochee, Dundee, d. 1934, Canada) was a school teacher and [[County Council]]lor for [[Aithsting (Constituency)|Aithsting]] between [[1892]] and [[1895]]. |
An argument erupted at the first Zetland County Council election concerning the seat that James McCullie was contesting. The argument centered around the electoral roll and nominations. James beat [[Archibald Garriock]] by 44 votes to 2, but the Council wound up appointing Archibald over James. | An argument erupted at the first Zetland County Council election concerning the seat that James McCullie was contesting. The argument centered around the electoral roll and nominations. James beat [[Archibald Garriock]] by 44 votes to 2, but the Council wound up appointing Archibald over James. | ||
Revision as of 10:57, 30 January 2017
James McCullie (b. 11 June 1856, Lochee, Dundee, d. 1934, Canada) was a school teacher and County Councillor for Aithsting between 1892 and 1895.
An argument erupted at the first Zetland County Council election concerning the seat that James McCullie was contesting. The argument centered around the electoral roll and nominations. James beat Archibald Garriock by 44 votes to 2, but the Council wound up appointing Archibald over James.
On 18 April 1924, the McCullies emigrated to Canada.
Political Career
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| Zetland County Council | ||
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| Preceded by James Anderson |
Member for Aithsting 1892-1895 |
Succeeded by George Johnston |
| Aithsting County Councillors | ||
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| Councillors | James Anderson (1890-1892) • James McCullie (1892-1895) • George Johnston (1896-1898) • James Cullen Grierson (1898-1915) • Thomas Anderson (1915-1921) • Andrew Clark (1921-1922) • John Leslie (1922-1928) • James Anderson (1928-1932) • John Sutherland (1945-1955) • Frederick Tait (1955-1959) • Catherine Anderson (1959-1961) • Robert Garrick (1961-1973) • Iain Caldwell (1973-1975) | |
