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• William Shand
  ...n 1878, succeeding [[Charles Merrylees]], who moved to the Aberdeen branch to be a Manager. William continued as Agent until he retired in 1906 and was s *[http://www.bayanne.info/Shetland/getperson.php?personID=I197411&tree=ID1 Bayanne genealogy page]
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• Selina Garriock
  ...rriock|Lewis]] in 1903 in Broughty Ferry. Shortly thereafter they moved to Shetland where the lived in Gibblestone House. In 1913, they built a cottage on West In 1935, she was elected to the [[Tingwall (Constituency)|Tingwall (which incorporated Scalloway)]] sea
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• Robert Deans
  ...o a Town Councillor between [[1818]] and [[1820]], and again from [[1823]] to [[1829]]. ...was tasked to draw up plans for a Poorhouse with [https://www.bayanne.info/Shetland/getperson.php?personID=I45618&tree=ID1 John Murray].
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• Rick Nickerson
  ...or for the [[Shetland South (Constituency)|Shetland South]] ward from 2007 to 2012. ...nd_South|first elected in the 2007 Shetland Islands Council election]] for Shetland South, a three-member ward, together with [[Allison Duncan]] and [[James Bu
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• Lachlan MacFadyen
  ...rried 22 Dec 1889 Jeanie Rae Faichney. Justice of the Peace for Orkney and Shetland 1919. [[Category:Incomers to Shetland]]
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• Jonathan Wills
  ...hetland, and editor of the Shetland Times, before he pioneered the e-media Shetland News. He has also held a number of public posts and has written books for c ...nted in Alaska the tanker surveillance scheme they had helped to set up in Shetland ten years earlier.
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• John Morrison (i)
  ...) was a wright, merchant and a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor. He was married to Barbara Anderson, sister of [[Arthur Anderson]]. ...hn built a pier, which due to a legal ruling was declared illegal, and led to his ultimate downfall. This contentious pier later became Victoria Pier, wh
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• James McCullie
  ...ctoral 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 aboard the ''Matagama''.
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• James Daniel
  [[Image:Jdaniel.JPG|right|thumb|James Daniel as he appeared in the Shetland Times, [[1958]].]] ...Scout Commissioner in November 1964. In 1975, he was the treasurer for the Shetland Fisherman's Association.
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• James Bowie
  ...the bagpipes on the roof of [[Park Hall]], ca 1910.<br>Photo from [[Shetland Museum and Archives]].]] *[http://www.bayanne.info/Shetland/getperson.php?personID=I60495&tree=ID1 Bayanne genealogy page]
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• Herbert Anderton
  Herbert came to Shetland around 1892, where he bought the estates of Melby and Vaila. He used Vaila *[http://www.bayanne.info/Shetland/getperson.php?personID=I314981&tree=ID1 Bayanne genealogy page]
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• Greta McElvogue
  ...e [[Nesting (Constituency)|Nesting and Lunnasting]] constituency from 1990 to 1999. ...orth Central seat at the [[Shetland Islands Council Election May 1999|1999 Shetland Islands Council election]].
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• Gary Cleaver
  '''Gary Cleaver''' (b. Before 1975) is a [[Shetland Islands Council]]lor, representing the [[North Isles (Constituency)|North I Prior to moving to Shetland, Gary worked in the building trade and was a heavy goods vehicle driver.
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• Charlotte Nicol
  [[Image:Cnic.JPG|right|150px|thumb|Mrs Nicol's obituary in the [[Shetland Times]].]] ...t woman to ever be elected onto the highest level of Local Government in [[Shetland]], representing the [[Lerwick Town Council]] between [[1933]] and [[1937]].
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• Charles Mitchell
  ...rth Ness operation, and the other stations which stretched from Baltasound to Sandwick. The business then became James Mitchell & Sons, with Charles's br In WWI, Charles served in the Shetland Gordon Highlanders as a Captain. After the war, he settled in Lerwick marri
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• Charles Lennie
  ...overed by insurance, he lost all his possessions and the event contributed to his ailing health. ...f the Gordon Highlanders, and he also presented the "Lennie Cup" to the winner of an annual shooting competition.
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• Brian Gregson
  ...ar]] from 1994 to 1999 and [[Unst (Constituency)|Unst & Fetlar]] from 2003 to 2007. ...h Isles Ward seat at the [[Shetland Islands Council Election May 2007|2007 Shetland Islands Council election]].
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• Arthur Nicolson (i)
  ...(Constituency)|Fetlar]] from [[1895]] to [[1901]] and again from [[1902]] to [[1917]]. ...he Shetland Agricultural Society, and frequently attended shows in Lerwick to judge horses and ponies.
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• Home
  <div style="text-align:center;font-weight:bold;font-size:150%">Welcome to Shetland History Online!</div> ...s with the term 'Up Helly Aa'. Those outwith Lerwick, (sometimes referred to as 'country Up Helly Aa's'), are smaller but they are nevertheless spectacu
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• Home/test
  <div style="text-align:center;font-weight:bold;font-size:150%">Welcome to Shetland History Online!</div> ...s with the term 'Up Helly Aa'. Those outwith Lerwick, (sometimes referred to as 'country Up Helly Aa's'), are smaller but they are nevertheless spectacu
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