Samuel Storey
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Samuel Storey (13 January 1840–18 January 1925) was a British Conservative Party politician.
Storey was born in Whitburn, County Durham, the son of Robert Storey. From 1876-78 he was Mayor of Sunderland and again in 1880 before being elected as the town's MP in 1881. He held the post until 1895 and also held it briefly from Jan-Dec, 1910. In between tenures, he had been Chairman of Durham County Council from 1894-97 and 1898-1905.
His namesake grandson was Samuel Storey, Baron Buckton.
| Parliament of the United Kingdom | ||
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| Preceded by Sir Henry Havelock-Allan |
Member of Parliament for Sunderland with Edward Gourley 1881–1895 |
Succeeded by Sir William Doxford |
| Preceded by James Stuart and Thomas Summerbell |
Member of Parliament for Sunderland with James Knott January 1910–December 1910 |
Succeeded by Sir Hamar Greenwood and Frank Goldstone |
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