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His father, [[James Mouat (i)|James Mouat]], was also a town councillor. He was a distant relative of Robert Stewart, Earl of Orkney (6th Great-grandfather) and his cousin three-times-removed, [[James Mouat (iii)|James]], was also a Councillor. | His father, [[James Mouat (i)|James Mouat]], was also a town councillor. He was a distant relative of Robert Stewart, Earl of Orkney (6th Great-grandfather) and his cousin three-times-removed, [[James Mouat (iii)|James]], was also a Councillor. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:53, 4 February 2020
For other people with the same name, see James Mouat.
James Mouat (b. 26 April 1807, Lerwick, d. 28 February 1853, Lerwick) was a shipping agent, distributor of stamps and Lerwick Town Councillor.
His father, James Mouat, was also a town councillor. He was a distant relative of Robert Stewart, Earl of Orkney (6th Great-grandfather) and his cousin three-times-removed, James, was also a Councillor.
His newphie, James Mouat Goudie, was a councillor and Provost of Lerwick.
Political Career
- Lerwick Town Council Election September 1841
- Lerwick Town Council Election September 1844
- Lerwick Town Council Election September 1847
- Lerwick Town Council Election September 1850
