Sir James Montgomery
Scottish judge and politician
Born
1721
304 years ago
Died
April 2nd, 1803
222 years ago — 82 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Scotland
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A prominent figure in Scottish legal and political circles during the late 18th century, served as a judge. Contributed to the development of judicial systems in Scotland. Held the title of 1st Baronet and was involved in significant legal reforms.
Served as a judge in the Scottish court system
Held the title of 1st Baronet
Influenced legal reforms in Scotland
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