John Hodge

Details

Born:

29 October 1855

Died:

10 August 1937

Birth place:

Muirkirk, Scotland, UK

Gender:

Male

Ethnicity:

White

Ethnic minority:

No

Religion:

Unknown

Aristocratic connections:

false

Formative occupation:

Metal worker

Election occupation:

Metal worker

Parentage:

William Hodge

Notes:

None

Knighthood/Dame:

False

Highest Office:

Cabinet Minister

Who's Who volume:

3

Education level:

Secondary

References

Rush ID:

9183

MNIS ID:

Not set

Wikidata Entity ID:

Q5808467

Parliament ID:

Not set

Beamish Person ID:

Not set

They work for you ID:

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1. HODGE, John (1855-1937)

1. Manchester Gorton

   Party:	Labour
   Year of election:	1918
   Date of election:	14 December 1918
   Nature of election:	General election
   Nature of service:	Continuation
   Year of exit:	1923
   Date of exit:	6 December 1923
   Party:	Labour
   Nature of exit:	Retirement
   Sponsorship:	BISAKTA
   Constituency connections:	Area
   Notes:	None

2. Gorton

   Party:	Labour
   Year of election:	1906
   Date of election:	12 January 1906
   Nature of election:	General election
   Nature of service:	First Entry
   Year of exit:	1918
   Date of exit:	14 December 1918
   Party:	Labour
   Nature of exit:	Boundary revision
   Sponsorship:	BISAKTA
   Constituency connections:	Area
   Notes:	None

1. Preston

   Connection with constituency:	None known
   Year of election:	1903*
   Date of election:
   Nature of election:	By-election
   Party:	Labour
   Notes:

2. Gower

   Connection with constituency:	None known
   Year of election:	1900
   Date of election:	Mon 1st Oct 1900
   Nature of election:	General election
   Party:	Labour
   Notes:

1. Minister of Labour 1916-1917

2. Minister of Pensions 1917-1919

1. Hutchesontown Grammar School

1. Forsyth, Mary L.

   Year: 1885

1. Labour Party Member

1. Trades Council Leader

   1891

   Glasgow-Pres

1. Manchester Borough Council

   Councillor

   1898-1901

1. /trade_unions/100 Member

2. /trade_unions/100 Officer

3. /trade_unions/100 Sponsored by

4. /trade_unions/153 Sponsored by

   1906

1. Eccentric Club

2. Royal Automobile Club