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List of events
Events from the year 1934 in
Scotland.
Incumbents
Law officers
Judiciary
Events
Births
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12 January –
I. Howard Marshall, theologian (died
2015)
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2 February –
Hugh McIlvanney, sports journalist (died 2019)
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12 February –
Annette Crosbie, actress
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8 March –
John McLeod, composer (died
2022)
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11 March –
John D. Burgess, bagpipe player (died
2005)
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17 March –
Pat Gerber, author mainly known for children's books (died
2006)
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7 April –
Ian Richardson, actor (died
2007)
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17 April –
Bill Douglas, film director, (died 1991 in
Bishop's Tawton)
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24 April –
John Cameron, Lord Coulsfield, judge (died
2016)
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5 May –
Jim Reid, folk musician (died
2009)
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10 May –
Sir William Lithgow, 2nd Baronet, businessman (died
2022)
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11 May –
Mark Boyle, artist (died
2005)
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28 August –
John Stephen, menswear entrepreneur (died 2004 in England)
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21 September –
David J. Thouless, condensed-matter physicist, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Physics (died 2019 in Cambridge)
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14 November –
Dave Mackay, footballer and manager (died 2015 in England)
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30 November –
Aileen Paterson, writer and illustrator, best known for her series of children's books about
Maisie MacKenzie the kitten (died
2018)
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28 December –
Alasdair Gray, novelist, artist, playwright, academic, teacher and poet (died
2019)
- Tom Alexander of
The Alexander Brothers, folk singer (died
2020)
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Alasdair Grant Taylor, artist and sculptor (died
2007)
Deaths
The arts
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