Members of the Assembly
|
Riding |
Member |
Party |
First elected / previously elected |
Comments |
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Addington |
William James Paul |
Conservative |
1905 |
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Algoma |
William Ross Smyth[nb 1] |
Conservative |
1902 |
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| |
Albert Grigg (1908) |
Conservative |
1908 |
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Brant |
John Henry Fisher |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Brant South |
Willoughby Staples Brewster |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Brockville |
Albert Edward Donovan |
Conservative |
1907 |
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| |
Bruce Centre |
Hugh Clark |
Conservative |
1902 |
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| |
Bruce North |
Charles Martin Bowman |
Liberal |
1898 |
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Bruce South |
Reuben Eldridge Truax |
Liberal |
1894, 1908 |
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Carleton |
Robert Herbert McElroy |
Conservative |
1907 |
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| |
Dufferin |
Charles Robert McKeown |
Conservative |
1907 |
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| |
Dundas |
James Pliny Whitney |
Conservative |
1888 |
Premier in Whitney ministry |
| |
Durham East |
Josiah Johnston Preston |
Conservative |
1902 |
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| |
Durham West |
John Henry Devitt |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Elgin East |
Charles Andrew Brower |
Conservative |
1894 |
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| |
Elgin West |
Findlay George MacDiarmid |
Conservative |
1898, 1900 |
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| |
Essex North |
Joseph Octave Reaume |
Conservative |
1902 |
Minister of Public Works in Whitney ministry |
| |
Essex South |
Charles N. Anderson |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Fort William |
Thomas Smellie |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Frontenac |
John S. Gallagher |
Conservative |
1898 |
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| |
Glengarry |
Donald Robert McDonald |
Conservative |
1898, 1908 |
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| |
Grenville |
George Howard Ferguson |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Grey Centre |
Isaac Benson Lucas |
Conservative |
1898 |
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| |
Grey North |
Alexander Grant MacKay |
Liberal |
1902 |
Leader of the Opposition |
| |
Grey South |
David Jamieson |
Conservative |
1898 |
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| |
Haldimand |
Jacob Kohler |
Liberal |
1905 |
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| |
Halton |
Alfred Westland Nixon |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Hamilton East |
Allan Studholme |
Labour |
1906 |
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| |
Hamilton West |
John Strathearn Hendrie |
Conservative |
1902 |
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| |
Hastings East |
Amos Augustus Richardson |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Hastings North |
Josiah Williams Pearce |
Conservative |
1902 |
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| |
Hastings West |
John Wesley Johnson |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Huron Centre |
William Proudfoot |
Liberal |
1908 |
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| |
Huron North |
Armstrong Musgrove |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Huron South |
Henry Eilber |
Conservative |
1898 |
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| |
Kenora |
Harold Arthur Clement Machin |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Kent East |
Philip Henry Bowyer |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Kent West |
George William Sulman |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Kingston |
William Folger Nickle |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Lambton East |
Robert John McCormick |
Liberal |
1908 |
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| |
Lambton West |
William John Hanna |
Conservative |
1902 |
Provincial Secretary and Registrar in Whitney ministry |
| |
Lanark North |
Richard Franklin Preston |
Conservative |
1894, 1905 |
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| |
Lanark South |
Arthur James Matheson |
Conservative |
1894 |
Treasurer in Whitney ministry |
| |
Leeds |
John Robertson Dargavel |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Lennox |
Thomas George Carscallen |
Conservative |
1902 |
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| |
Lincoln |
Elisha Jessop |
Conservative |
1898 |
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| |
London |
Adam Beck |
Conservative |
1902 |
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| |
Manitoulin |
Robert Roswell Gamey |
Conservative |
1902 |
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| |
Middlesex East |
George Wesley Neely |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Middlesex North |
Duncan Campbell Ross[nb 1] |
Liberal |
1907 |
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| |
James William Doyle (1909) |
Conservative |
1909 |
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| |
Middlesex West |
John Campbell Elliott |
Liberal |
1908 |
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| |
Monck |
James Alway Ross |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Muskoka |
Arthur Arnold Mahaffy |
Conservative |
1903 |
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| |
Nipissing |
Henri Morel |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Norfolk North |
Hugh Paterson Innes |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Norfolk South |
Arthur Clarence Pratt |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Northumberland East |
Samuel Greerson Nesbitt |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Northumberland West |
Samuel Clarke |
Liberal |
1898 |
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| |
Ontario North |
William Henry Hoyle |
Conservative |
1898 |
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| |
Ontario South |
Charles Calder |
Conservative |
1898, 1905 |
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| |
Ottawa East |
Donald Joseph McDougal |
Liberal |
1905 |
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| |
Ottawa West |
Alfred Ernest Fripp |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Oxford North |
Andrew MacKay |
Liberal |
1908 |
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| |
Oxford South |
Thomas Richard Mayberry |
Liberal |
1908 |
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| |
Parry Sound |
John Galna |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Peel |
Samuel Charters |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Perth North |
James Torrance |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Perth South |
Valentine Stock |
Liberal |
1902, 1908 |
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Peterborough East |
James Thompson |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Peterborough West |
Thomas Evans Bradburn |
Conservative |
1905 |
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Port Arthur |
John James Carrick |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Prescott |
George Hector Pharand |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Prince Edward |
Robert Addison Norman |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Rainy River |
William Alfred Preston |
Conservative |
1907 |
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| |
Renfrew North |
Norman Reid |
Liberal |
1908 |
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| |
Renfrew South |
Thomas William McGarry |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Russell |
Damase Racine |
Liberal |
1905 |
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| |
Sault Ste. Marie |
William Howard Hearst |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Simcoe Centre |
Alfred Burke Thompson |
Conservative |
1898, 1905 |
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| |
Simcoe East |
James Brockett Tudhope |
Liberal |
1902 |
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| |
Simcoe South |
Alexander Ferguson |
Conservative |
1906 |
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| |
Simcoe West |
James Stoddart Duff |
Conservative |
1898 |
Ministry of Agriculture in Whitney ministry |
| |
Stormont |
William John McCart |
Liberal |
1902, 1908 |
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| |
Sturgeon Falls |
Azaire Adulphe Aubin |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Sudbury |
Francis Cochrane |
Conservative |
1905 |
Minister of Lands, Mines and Forests in Whitney ministry |
| |
Timiskaming |
Robert Taylor Shillington |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Toronto East - A |
Robert Allan Pyne |
Conservative |
1898 |
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| |
Toronto East - B |
Thomas Richard Whitesides |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Toronto North - A |
William Kirkpatrick McNaught |
Conservative |
1906 |
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| |
Toronto North - B |
John Shaw |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Toronto South - A |
J.J. Foy |
Conservative |
1898 |
Attorney General in Whitney ministry |
| |
Toronto South - B |
George Horace Gooderham |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Toronto West - A |
Thomas Crawford |
Conservative |
1894 |
Speaker |
| |
Toronto West - B |
William David McPherson |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Victoria East |
John Hilliard Carnegie[nb 2] |
Conservative |
1894 |
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| |
Robert Mercer Mason (1909) |
Conservative |
1909 |
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| |
Victoria West |
Samuel John Fox |
Conservative |
1898 |
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| |
Waterloo North |
Henry George Lackner |
Conservative |
1898, 1902 |
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| |
Waterloo South |
George Pattinson |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Welland |
Evan Eugene Fraser |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Wellington East |
James J. Craig |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
Wellington South |
Joseph Patrick Downey[nb 3] |
Conservative |
1902 |
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| |
John Ransom Howitt (1910) |
Conservative |
1910 |
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| |
Wellington West |
James McEwing |
Liberal |
1908 |
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| |
Wentworth North |
Gordon Crooks Wilson |
Conservative |
1908 |
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| |
Wentworth South |
Daniel Reed |
Liberal |
1905 |
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| |
York East |
Alexander McCowan |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
York North |
Thomas Herbert Lennox |
Conservative |
1905 |
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| |
York West |
Forbes Godfrey |
Conservative |
1907 |
Notes
- 1 2 elected to federal seat
- ↑ retired
- ↑ resigned to accept appointment