I don’t have a confirmed, current news source about a person named Sir James Forrest, 1st Baronet, in my present view. It’s possible you’re referring to the historical Forrest baronetcy of Comiston (created 1838, extinct 1928) rather than a contemporary figure, or there may be a modern individual with a similar name. If you can share more context (time period, country, or a link), I can tailor the search more precisely.
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Would you like me to look up recent news if you confirm you mean a living person, or would you prefer a concise historical summary of the 1st Baronet and the title’s lineage? If you have a specific region or date range in mind, I can focus the search accordingly.
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Celtic winger James Forrest marked a significant milestone with his 500th appearance for the club this afternoon in the Glasgow Derby against Rangers at
celtsarehere.comJimmy was born into a seafaring family of many generations and joined the Merchant Navy in 1939. During the war his ship was sunk and he was rescued four times. Between 1942 and 1945, he made a number of voyages carrying petrol from the USA to the UK; one of his jobs, as a […]
www.missiontoseafarers.orgHe was elected a fellow (1977) of the Australian Academy of Science and awarded an honorary doctorate of laws (1979) by Monash University. In 1977, as Forrest began retiring from active business, the *Australian Financial Review* acknowledged him as one of the most dominant men among Australian company directors for a quarter of a century’. He died on 26 September 1990 at Malvern and was cremated. His wife and their three sons survived him.
adb.anu.edu.auThe Scotsman had an excellent season but was snubbed in the latest Ultimate Team promotion with Rangers' James Tavernier receiving a card instead.
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