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'''John Peter Sandison''' (b. 12 December [[1858]], [[Cullivoe]], [[Yell]], d. 4 March [[1936]], [[Uyeasound]], [[Unst]]) son of [[Alexander Sandison]] was a [[County Councillor]] first for [[Yell North (Constituency)|Yell North]] between [[1907]] and [[1910]] then for [[Unst South (Constituency)|Unst South]] between [[1910]] and [[1929]]. | '''John Peter Sandison''' (b. 12 December [[1858]], [[Cullivoe]], [[Yell]], d. 4 March [[1936]], [[Uyeasound]], [[Unst]]) son of [[Alexander Sandison]] was a [[County Councillor]] first for [[Yell North (Constituency)|Yell North]] between [[1907]] and [[1910]] then for [[Unst South (Constituency)|Unst South]] between [[1910]] and [[1929]]. | ||
His brother [[Thomas J. Sandison]] was also a councillor. | His brother [[Thomas J. Sandison]] was also a councillor. | ||
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| + | John had a lifelong connection to the agricultural sector in Shetland. He was a well known flockmaster throughout Shetland and in Scotland. | ||
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==Political Career== | ==Political Career== | ||
*[[Unst South County Council By-Election February 1902]] | *[[Unst South County Council By-Election February 1902]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:37, 12 January 2025
John Peter Sandison (b. 12 December 1858, Cullivoe, Yell, d. 4 March 1936, Uyeasound, Unst) son of Alexander Sandison was a County Councillor first for Yell North between 1907 and 1910 then for Unst South between 1910 and 1929.
His brother Thomas J. Sandison was also a councillor.
Biography
John had a lifelong connection to the agricultural sector in Shetland. He was a well known flockmaster throughout Shetland and in Scotland.
Political Career
- Unst South County Council By-Election February 1902
- County Council Election December 1904
- County Council Election December 1907
- County Council Election December 1910
- County Council Election December 1913
- County Council Election December 1919
- County Council Election December 1922
- County Council Election December 1925
- County Council Election December 1928
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| Preceded by Thomas Sandison 
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Member for Unst South 1902-1907 |
Succeeded by Thomas Sandison
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| Preceded by Thomas Sandison
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Member for Yell North 1907-1910 |
Succeeded by Henry Mouat 
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| Preceded by Thomas Sandison
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Member for Unst South 1910-1929 |
Succeeded by Basil Neven-Spence |
