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  • ...Provost.png|right|250px|thumb|William Conochie as Provost of the [[Lerwick Town Council]].<br>Image kindly supplied by the Shetland Islands Council]] ...p on Commercial Street, which is still open today. He was also a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1949]] and [[1963]].
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  • ...27 March [[1854]], [[Lerwick]]) was a grocer, spirit dealer and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor. *[[Lerwick Town Council Election September 1829]]
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  • ...], d. 18 January [[1943]], [[Lerwick]]) was a ship carpenter and [[Lerwick Town Council]]or. ..., as well as the [[Lerwick Town Council By-Election June 1921|1921 Lerwick Town Council by-election]].
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  • ...ember [[1779]], Firth, Delting, d. [[1848]], Edinburgh) was a merchant and Town Councillor between [[1818]] and [[1826]]. *[[Lerwick Town Council Election April 1818]]
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  • ...rthmavine]], d. 2 November [[1962]], Lerwick) was a joiner and a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1937]] and [[1952]]. According to his obituary in th ...sfully contested the [[Lerwick Town Council Election May 1952|1952 Lerwick Town Council election]].
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  • ...ouncil]] until [[1974]], when the County Council merged with the [[Lerwick Town Council]] to form the [[Shetland Islands Council]]. Following this it remai ==Elected County Councillors==
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  • ...ouncil]] until [[1974]], when the County Council merged with the [[Lerwick Town Council]] to form the [[Shetland Islands Council]]. ==Elected County Councillors==
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  • ...ouncil]] until [[1974]], when the County Council merged with the [[Lerwick Town Council]] to form the [[Shetland Islands Council]]. ==Elected County Councillors==
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  • ...ouncil]] until [[1974]], when the County Council merged with the [[Lerwick Town Council]] to form the [[Shetland Islands Council]]. ==Elected County Councillors==
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  • ...ouncil]] until [[1974]], when the County Council merged with the [[Lerwick Town Council]] to form the [[Shetland Islands Council]]. ==Elected County Councillors==
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  • ...ary [[1982]], Lerwick) was the Lerwick postie and a [[Lerwick Town Council|Town Councillor]], initially between [[1936]] to [[1938]], then later following ...|1935]] and the [[Lerwick Town Council Election November 1938|1938 Lerwick Town Council election]]
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  • ...ember [[1865]], Blytheswood, Glasgow) was a Customs Officer as a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor. *[[Lerwick Town Council Election September 1820]]
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  • ...tie' Manson''' (b. 9 February 1904, Hillhead, Lerwick, d. 23 January 1996, Lerwick) was an author, editor, scholar and [[Shetland Islands Council]]lor. ...Tom died on the 23rd of January, [[1996]] at the Viewforth Eventide Home, Lerwick, and is buried in Knab Road Cemetery.
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  • ...'' (b. 20 November [[1894]], [[Lerwick]], d. 5 June [[1972]], Lerwick) was Town Clerk from [[1949]] to [[1960]] and a [[County Council]]lor, for [[Gulberwi ==Town Council Obituary Notes==
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  • ...[Lerwick]], d. 29 October [[1936]], Lerwick) was a solicitor and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor. He died in his family home, 83 King Harald Street, aged 63. ===Lerwick Town Council===
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  • ...879]], [[Lerwick]], d. 5 June [[1946]], Lerwick) was a baker and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor. *[[Lerwick Town Council By-Election August 1936]]
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  • ...d. 27 January [[1868]], [[Lerwick]]) was a tailor, clothier and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor first between [[1850]] and [[1853]], then again between [[1862 *[[Lerwick Town Council Election September 1850]]
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  • ...ber [[1819]], Garth, d. 21 December [[1892]], [[Lerwick]]) was a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor from [[1876]] until he chose to retire in September [[1883]]. He served as Chief Magistrates of the Lerwick Town Council from 1876 until his resignation in 1883.
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  • ...Anderson''' (b. 21 January [[1861]], [[Bressay]], d. 17 April [[1938]], [[Lerwick]]) was a wine and spirit merchant and a [[County Councillor]], representing ...J. J. Heddell at the Market Cross and became a very well known merchant in Lerwick - and in Bressay, where he had opened a shop. Outside of work he had a grea
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  • ...il]]lor. His cousin [[Charles Merrylees|Charles]] was also a councillor in Lerwick. [[Category:Zetland County Councillors]]
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  • ...63]], Aithsting, d. 23 March 1927, New Zealand) was a draper and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1899]] and [[1907]]. ...ed £10,000 to Hawke's Bay Children's Home, Napier; Gilbert Bain Hospital, Lerwick; Agnes Weston's Sailor's Rest, Portsmouth and Dr. Barnardo's Home in London
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  • The most recent election of it's councillors was in [[Shetland Islands Council Election May 2012|2012]] and the next ele ...1975, combining the roles of the [[Zetland County Council]] and [[Lerwick Town Council]], both of which stopped business in August following a local gover
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  • ...[[Lerwick]], d. 2 February [[1858]], Lerwick) was a merchant and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1850]] until his death in [[1858]]. ...s, [[James Hunter (ii)|James]] and [[Robert Hunter (i)|Robert]], were also councillors.
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  • ...een) was a Consultant Surgeon at the Gilbert Bain Hospital and a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor from [[1967]] until [[1975]]. ...wn Council Election May 1967|1967 Lerwick Town Council election.]] and the Lerwick Breiwick seat at the [[Shetland Islands Council Election May 1974|inaugural
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  • ...d. 6 July [[1887]], Edinburgh) was a watch and compass maker and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor. Smith also had worked as a reporter for the ''Shetland Advert ...land Advertiser, an early newspaper in Shetland. He is described as one of Lerwick's first photographers, and politically moved from Liberal to Conservatism i
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  • ...a [[County Council]]lor for [[Burra (Constituency)|Burra]] and a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1959]] and [[1962]]. ...1953|1953]] and the [[Lerwick Town Council Election May 1961|1961 Lerwick Town Council election]].
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  • ...out Provost.png|right|250px|thumb|Robert Stout as Provost of the [[Lerwick Town Council]].<br>Image kindly supplied by the Shetland Islands Council]] ...[[Lerwick]], d. 10 April [[1915]], Lerwick) was a postmaster and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor initially between [[1871]] and [[1876]], then later from [[190
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  • ...gust [[1891]], Victoria, Australia) was a draper, folklorist and [[Lerwick Town Councillor]]. ...ercial Street. He built St Clair Villa in Clairmont Place in Lerwick's new town. Sinclair gave lengthy evidence to the Truck Commission in 1872 about the h
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  • ...:Rramsay.jpg|right|thumb|275px|Officers, on church parade to Tingwall from Lerwick. Major James Broun, Captain Alexander Stephen, Captain Peter MacDougall, Ca ...Lerwick, d. 14 August [[1957]], Lerwick) was a photographer and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1912]] and [[1921]].
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  • ...n Provost.png|right|250px|thumb|Robert Ollason as Provost of the [[Lerwick Town Council]].<br>Image kindly supplied by the Shetland Islands Council]] ...ed. He was very involved in local government and represented the [[Lerwick Town Council]] between [[1919]] to [[1936]], and [[1945]] to [[1960]], a total o
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  • ...was a general merchant, draper and grocer in Lerwick, and also a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor from [[1853]] until his death in 1874. *[[Lerwick Town Council Election September 1853]]
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  • ...]) was a bank agent at the [[Bank of Scotland|Union Bank]] and a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor. He died in his office, aged 67. ...uel]] and his brother [[James Hunter (ii)|James]] were both councillors in Lerwick.
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  • ...13 February [[1863]], [[Lerwick]]) was a bookseller, chemist and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor. In 1848, Robert was appointed as Consul at Lerwick for the King of Hanover.
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  • ...oudie and Son at 113 Commercial Street, an insurance agent and a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor. His son, [[James Goudie|James]], became the Provost of Lerwick.
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  • ...]], and again from [[1949]] to [[1970]]. He also represented the [[Lerwick Town Council]] between [[1932]] and [[1947]]. ===Lerwick Town Council===
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  • ...on Provost.png|right|250px|thumb|Robert Ganson as Provost of the [[Lerwick Town Council]].<br>Image kindly supplied by the Shetland Islands Council]] ...]], d. 17 February 1936, [[Lerwick]]) was a business chairman, a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1903]] and [[1932]], and a [[County Councillor]], re
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  • ...on 24th March 1781, and was appointed tacksman at Gremista. He was also a Town Councillor between [[1818]] and [[1820]], and again from [[1823]] to [[1829 *[[Lerwick Town Council Election April 1818]]
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  • ...ce Provost.png|right|250px|thumb|Robert Blance as Provost of the [[Lerwick Town Council]].<br>Image kindly supplied by the Shetland Islands Council]] [[Image:Bowlers.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Lerwick Bowls club in Gilbertson Park, 1930's.
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  • ...) was a draper, hosier, co-founder of Anderson &amp; Company and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1871]] and [[1874]]. His brother, [[John Anderson|John]], was a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor, [[Zetland County Council]]lor and Convenor of the latter body
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  • ...Provost.png|right|250px|thumb|Robert Anderson as Provost of the [[Lerwick Town Council]].<br>Image kindly supplied by the Shetland Islands Council]] .... 26 June [[1967]], [[Lerwick]]) was an oil depot surveyor and a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor, having been Provost between [[1950]] and [[1953]].
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  • ...on, d. 22 March [[2002]], [[Lerwick]]) was a Senior Lecturer and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor. ...erwick Twageos by-election]] for the Shetland Islands Council, and for the Lerwick Breiwick seat at the [[Shetland Islands Council Election May 1990|1990 Shet
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  • ...d bodies: the UK Parliament, the [[Zetland County Council]], the [[Lerwick Town Council]] and lastly the [[Shetland Islands Council]]. He held elected pos He subsequently became an organiser for the National Union of Seamen in Lerwick, and later in Greenock. He returned to Shetland again as area organiser for
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  • ...Burradale, Northmavine, d. 25 March [[1858]], Lerwick) was a shop owner in Lerwick who murdered his wife and three of his six children and killed himself in t Prior to the tragedy, he was a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1850]] until his death in 1858.
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  • ...et, Lerwick) was an ironmonger, manager of Stove and Smith's and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1961]] and [[1970]]. ...upation, and they were married in 1942 by the Rev, George Smith, UF Church Lerwick. Ann died in 1967. Peter remarried in 1970 to Christina Keith, a nurse fr
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  • ...hromate Lane, [[Lerwick]], d. 30 August [[2007]], Lerwick) was a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1972]] and [[1975]]. ...sfully contested the [[Lerwick Town Council Election May 1967|1967 Lerwick Town Council election.]]
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  • ...ad Provost.png|right|250px|thumb|Peter Goodlad as Provost of the [[Lerwick Town Council]].<br>Image kindly supplied by the Shetland Islands Council]] ...57]], [[Tingwall]], d. 13 November, [[1936]], [[Lerwick]]) was a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1893]] and [[1920]], becoming the Provost from [[191
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  • ..., [[Lerwick]], d. 8 July [[1885]], Lerwick) was a ship owner and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1859]] and [[1871]]. ...ompany, one of the principal promoters of the North Sea Fisheries Company, Lerwick Gas Light Company & Distributor of Stamps. He was also an inspector of the
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  • ...ober [[1901]], [[Lerwick]], d. 30 March [[1977]], Lerwick) was a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1934]] and [[1937]], then [[1938]] to [[1946]]. ...|1937]] and the [[Lerwick Town Council Election November 1946|1946 Lerwick Town Council election]].
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  • ...y contested the [[Lerwick Town Council Election November 1904|1904 Lerwick Town Council election]]. [[Category:Zetland County Councillors]]
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  • His grandfather, [[Thomas Cameron|Thomas]] was a Lerwick Town Councillor from 1876 until 1883. [[Category:Zetland County Councillors]]
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