31st New Brunswick Legislative Assembly - List of Members

List of Members

Electoral District Name
St. John County Albert T. Dunn
Robert C. Ruddick
York William T. Whitehead
George W. Allen
John A. Campbell
George F. Borden
Westmorland Arthur B. Copp
Clifford W. Robinson
Francis J. Sweeney
Clement M. Leger
King's George G. Scovil
Ora P. King
William Pugsley
Queen's Laughlin P. Farris
Isaac W. Carpenter
Charlotte Thomas A. Hartt
Ward C.H. Grimmer
George J. Clarke
George F. Hill
Northumberland John Morrissy
William S. Loggie
Lemuel J. Tweedie
Donald Morrison
Sunbury Parker Glasier
John D. Hazen
Kent James Barnes
Jean-Baptiste Goguen
Urbain Johnson
Gloucester Joseph Poirier
Theobald M. Burns
John Young
Carleton Benjamin F. Smith
James K. Fleming
Wendell P. Jones
Restigouche Charles H. LaBillois
Henry F. McLatchy
Albert Charles J. Osman
Sanford S. Ryan
Victoria John F. Tweeddale
James Burgess, Jr.
Madawaska Narcisse A. Gagnon

Cyprien Martin (1903)

Thomas Clair
City of St. John Harrison A. McKeown
George Robertson
Daniel S. Purdy
Edward Lantalum

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Preceded by
30th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly
Legislative Assemblies of New Brunswick
1903-1908
Succeeded by
32nd New Brunswick Legislative Assembly

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