Provincial Secretary and Registrar
- Matthew Crooks Cameron (1867-1871) Conservative
- Stephen Richards (1871) Conservative
- Alexander Mackenzie (1871) Liberal
- Peter Gow (1871-1872) Liberal
- Timothy Pardee (1872-1873) Liberal
- Christopher Fraser (1873) Liberal
- Samuel Wood (1875-1877) Liberal
- Arthur S. Hardy (1877-1889) Liberal
- John Gibson (1889-1896) Liberal
- William Balfour (1896) Liberal
- Elihu Davis (1896-1899) Liberal
- James Stratton (1899-1904) Liberal
- George Graham (1904-1905) Liberal
- William Hanna (1905-1916) Conservative
- William McPherson (1916-1919) Conservative
- Harry Nixon (1919-1923) United Farmers of Ontario
- Lincoln Goldie (1923-1930) Conservative
- Leopold Macaulay (1930-1931) Conservative
- George Challies (1931-1934) Conservative
- Harry Nixon (1934-1942) Liberal
- Norman Hipel (1942-1943) Liberal
- Harry Nixon (1943) as Premier Liberal
- George Dunbar (1943-1946) Progressive Conservative
- Roland Michener (1946-1948) Progressive Conservative
- Dana Porter (1948-1949) Progressive Conservative
- George Welsh (1949-1955) Progressive Conservative
- William Nickle (1955) Progressive Conservative
- George Dunbar (1955-1958) Progressive Conservative
- Mackinnon Phillips (1958-1960) Progressive Conservative
- John Yaremko (1960-1961) Progressive Conservative
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