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Murdoch's parents were John Murdoch, a teacher and session clark in Auchinleck, [4] and Margaret Robinson. The family lived in Ayr's Sandgate in a two-storey house, long demolished, but marked with a plaque. [2] [5] He was a member of the Dumfries Volunteers, serving as a first lieutenant. [6] In 1800 he was a collector of cess for Dumfrieshire ...
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John Murdoch (bishop) (1796–1865), Roman Catholic Vicar Apostolic for Western Scotland; John Murdoch (editor) (1818–1903), Scottish newspaper editor and land reformer; John Murdoch (footballer) (1901–1964), Scottish international footballer; John Murdoch (politician) (1882–1936), Australian politician for the Electoral division of Pembroke
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Now in his 40s, Murdoch is co-chairman of News Corp, the mass media and publishing empire founded by his father, and the executive chairman and CEO of Fox Corp, the Manhattan-based holding company ...
John Murdock may refer to: John R. Murdock (politician) (1885–1972), U.S. Representative from Arizona; John Murdock (Mormon) (1792–1871), early missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; John R. Murdock (Mormon) (1826–1913), his son, Latter-day Saints leader; John S. Murdock (1871–1946), Rhode Island Supreme Court judge
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John Murdoch was born on 4 October 1709 the son of Peter Murdoch of Rosehill (1670-1761), a Glasgow merchant and sugar refiner (owner of the King Street Sugar Works) [1] who later served as Lord Provost of Glasgow (1730-1732), and his wife, Mary Luke, [2] daughter of John Luke of Claythorn. [3] He lived at Rosebank House in the Cambuslang ...