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• Theodore Andrew
  ...Brechin and Dumfries. He returned to Shetland to serve in Sandwick from [[1954]] until [[1959]] when Sandwick joined with Cunningsburgh and Quarff, which [[Category:1960 Deaths]]
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• Robert Ollason
  *[[Lerwick Town Council Election May 1954]] [[Category: 1961 Deaths]]
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• Robert Blance
  *[[Lerwick Town Council Election May 1954]] [[Category: 1963 Deaths]]
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• Joseph Linklater
  ...stment papers describe him as an Electrician. He was discharged from 5 Apr 1954. [[Category: 1993 Deaths]]
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• John Campbell (i)
  '''John Campbell''' (b. 23 September [[1887]], [[Lerwick]], d. 3 September [[1954]], Lerwick) was a pharmacist and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor from [[1925]] [[Category: 1954 Deaths]]
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• Henry Hunter
  ...ing the building of RAF Saxavord in the 1950's, which was completed around 1954-55, and was an early warning radar station during the Cold War. [[Category: 1974 Deaths]]
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• Grace Halcrow
  *[[Lerwick Town Council Election May 1954]] [[Category: 1999 Deaths]]
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• Erling Clausen
  ...was the district secretary of the Viking Society for Northern Research in 1954. [[Category: 1984 Deaths]]
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• Charlotte Nicol
  '''Charlotte Nicol''' neé Stuart (b. 1864, Montrose, d. 25 November [[1954]], Breiwick Hospital, [[Lerwick]]) was a teacher and the first woman to eve [[Category:1954 Deaths]]
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• Charles Sandison (ii)
  *''The Sixareen and her Racing Descendants'' (1954) [[Category: 1967 Deaths]]
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• Alexander Morrison
  *[[Lerwick Town Council Election May 1954]] [[Category: 1980 Deaths]]
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• Fair Isle
  ...t devastating. However, the fortunes of the island were turned around in [[1954]] when the National Trust for Scotland (NTS) became landlord. The trust car ...use|north lighthouse]] was also attacked twice in [[1941]], but luckily no deaths resulted.<br>
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