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− | '''John | + | '''Eleaser John James Garrick Morrison''' (b. 5 January [[1877]], [[Skeld]], d. 29 December [[1937]], [[Lerwick]]) was a stonemason, builder and [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor first between [[1919]] and [[1925]], then again in [[1932]] when he was appointed following [[John Campbell]]'s resignation until [[1935]]. He was also the father of [[Alexander Morrison]]. |
He was most commonly known as 'James'. | He was most commonly known as 'James'. |
Revision as of 10:23, 8 January 2025
For other people named with the same name, see John Morrison.
Eleaser John James Garrick Morrison (b. 5 January 1877, Skeld, d. 29 December 1937, Lerwick) was a stonemason, builder and Lerwick Town Councillor first between 1919 and 1925, then again in 1932 when he was appointed following John Campbell's resignation until 1935. He was also the father of Alexander Morrison.
He was most commonly known as 'James'.
He unsuccessfully contested the 1925 Lerwick Town Council election.
Political Career
- Lerwick Town Council Election November 1919
- Lerwick Town Council Election November 1922
- Lerwick Town Council By-Election June 1932
- Lerwick Town Council Election November 1932