James Pottinger (iii)

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For other people with the same name, see James Pottinger.

James John Pottinger (b. 20 November 1872, Nesting, d. 12 April 1961, Edinburgh) was a compositor, briefly a Lerwick Town Councillor from 1919 until his resignation in 1921 and a County Councillor for Lerwick Central between 1919 until he resigned in May 1921

His brother, Francis was also a County Councillor.

Biography

James was for some time employed by R & R Clark, a printers in Edinburgh. Around 1911, he was elected as President of the Edinburgh and Leith Printing Establishments Association.

Political Career

Lerwick Town Council

Zetland County Council

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Zetland County Council
Preceded by
James Jamieson
Member for
Lerwick Central

1919-1921
Succeeded by
John Sinclair
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[Expand]Lerwick Central County Councillors
Councillors John Robertson (1890-1904) • James Jamieson (1904-1919) • James Pottinger (1919-1921) • John Sinclair (1921-1928) • James White (1928-1929)