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'''James Condie Stewart Sandeman''' (1866–11 November 1933) was a Scottish advocate. |
'''James Condie Stewart Sandeman''' (1866–11 November 1933) was a Scottish advocate. |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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He was the son of Colonel Frank Stewart Sandeman of [[Stanley, Perthshire]], by his wife Laura, daughter of James Condie [[Writer to the Signet|WS]], of Perth; Dr [[Laura Stewart Sandeman]] was his elder sister and Sir [[Nairne Stewart Sandeman]] his younger brother. He was educated at [[Perth Academy]] and the [[University of Edinburgh]], and called to the [[Scottish Bar]] in 1889. He was made a [[King's Counsel]] in 1909 and became [[Dean of the Faculty of Advocates]] and [[Sheriff of Perth]].<ref name=WWW/> |
He was the son of Colonel Frank Stewart Sandeman of [[Stanley, Perthshire]], by his wife Laura, daughter of James Condie [[Writer to the Signet|WS]], of Perth; Dr [[Laura Stewart Sandeman]] was his elder sister and Sir [[Nairne Stewart Sandeman]] his younger brother. He was educated at [[Perth Academy]] and the [[University of Edinburgh]], and called to the [[Scottish Bar]] in 1889. He was made a [[King's Counsel]] in 1909<ref>{{London Gazette|issue=28286|page=6745|date=7 September 1909}}</ref> and became [[Dean of the Faculty of Advocates]], and [[Sheriff of Perth]] in 1920.<ref name=WWW/><ref>{{London Gazette|issue=31942|page=6581|date=15 June 1920}}</ref> |
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Sandeman married Sarah, daughter of George Rhind, a sculptor of Edinburgh, by whom he had two sons; they lived at 11 India Street, Edinburgh. Sandeman listed his recreations in ''Who's Who'' as fishing and golf, and was a member of the [[Royal Automobile Club]], the University Club of Edinburgh, [[the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews]] and the [[Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers]].<ref name=WWW>''[[Who Was Who]] 1929–1940'', p. 1193.</ref> |
Sandeman married Sarah, daughter of George Rhind, a sculptor of Edinburgh, by whom he had two sons; they lived at 11 India Street, Edinburgh. Sandeman listed his recreations in ''Who's Who'' as fishing and golf, and was a member of the [[Royal Automobile Club]], the University Club of Edinburgh, [[the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews]] and the [[Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers]].<ref name=WWW>''[[Who Was Who]] 1929–1940'', p. 1193.</ref> |
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Revision as of 16:08, 18 July 2021
James Condie Stewart Sandeman (1866–11 November 1933) was a Scottish advocate.
Biography
He was the son of Colonel Frank Stewart Sandeman of Stanley, Perthshire, by his wife Laura, daughter of James Condie WS, of Perth; Dr Laura Stewart Sandeman was his elder sister and Sir Nairne Stewart Sandeman his younger brother. He was educated at Perth Academy and the University of Edinburgh, and called to the Scottish Bar in 1889. He was made a King's Counsel in 1909[1] and became Dean of the Faculty of Advocates, and Sheriff of Perth in 1920.[2][3]
Sandeman married Sarah, daughter of George Rhind, a sculptor of Edinburgh, by whom he had two sons; they lived at 11 India Street, Edinburgh. Sandeman listed his recreations in Who's Who as fishing and golf, and was a member of the Royal Automobile Club, the University Club of Edinburgh, the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews and the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers.[2]
References
- ^ "No. 28286". The London Gazette. 7 September 1909. p. 6745.
- ^ a b Who Was Who 1929–1940, p. 1193.
- ^ "No. 31942". The London Gazette. 15 June 1920. p. 6581.
