23rd New Brunswick Legislative Assembly - List of Members

List of Members

Electoral District Name
St. John County Henry A. Austin
George E. King
Joseph Coram

William Elder (1875)

Edward Willis
York J.J. Fraser
Thomas F. Barker
Robert Robinson
Hiram Dow
Westmorland Edward J. Smith
Angus McQueen
J.A. Humphrey
Thomas Pickard
King's John Herbert Crawford
John Flewelling
Robert E. McLeod
Queen's Walter S. Butler
Francis Woods
Charlotte James Murchie
Benjamin Robert Stephenson
James McKay
Thomas Cottrell
Northumberland W.M. Kelly
William Swim
Lemuel J. Tweedie
Allan A. Davidson
Sunbury William E. Perley
John S. Covert
Kent Henry O'Leary
Urbain Johnson
Gloucester Kennedy F. Burns
T. Blanchard

Patrick G. Ryan (1876)

Carleton John S. Leighton
Randolph K. Jones
Restigouche Archibald McKenzie
John Phillips
Albert Alexander Rogers
James Ryan
Victoria William B. Beveridge
Madawaska Lévite Thériault
City of St. John William Wedderburn
William H.A. Keans

Robert Marshall (1876)

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