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Biographies of Deceased Members

(Last Update: October 2006)

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Legend of Political Parties

NAME

CONSTITUENCY

DATE OF BIRTH/DEATH

ELECTION DATA

PORTFOLIO DATA

A

ADAMS, Charles

(Brandon City) (Liberal)

DOB: February 27, 1858

Elected at by-election September 8, 1893

Seat declared void: re-elected by-election held August 23, 1894

Re-elected g.e. January 15, 1896

Defeated g.e. December 7, 1899

  

AGNEW, John Hume

(Virden) (Cons)

Deceased: November 9, 1908

Elected g.e. July 20, 1903

Re-elected by-election March 12, 1904

Re-elected g.e. March 7, 1908

March 2, 1904 – November 4, 1908

  • Provincial Treasurer

AIKEN, James

(Assiniboia)

DOB: July 22, 1888

Deceased: November 4, 1974

Elected g.e July 27, 1936 (CCF)

Defeated g.e. April 22, 1941

(CCF Coalition)

  

AIKENS, John Somerset

(Rockwood) (Liberal Cons.)

DOB: 1850

Elected g.e. December 16, 1879

Not a candidate at g.e. January 16, 1883

  

ALEXANDER, Keith

(Roblin) (Progressive Cons.)

DOB: June 12, 1921

Deceased: December 18, 1972

Elected g.e. June 16, 1958

Re-elected g.e. May 14, 1959

Re-elected g.e. December 14, 1962

Not a candidate g.e June 23, 1966

 

ALLEN, John Beresford

(St. Clements) (Cons.)

DOB: November 28, 18

Not a candidate at g.e. December 9, 1886

  

ANDERSON, James Frederick

(Fairford)

DOB: September 2, 1903

Deceased: October 18, 1983

Elected by-election December 23, 1948 (Liberal Progressive)

Re-elected g.e November 10, 1949 (Accl.)

Re-elected g.e. June 8, 1953

  

ARGUE, James

(Avondale) (Cons,)

DOB: June 2, 1853

Elected g.e. December 7, 1899

Re-elected g.e. July 20, 1903

Re-elected g.e. March 7, 1907

Re-elected g.e. July 11, 1910

  

ARGUE, James Oswald

(Deloraine-Glenwood)

DOB: September 12, 1888

Deceased: 1955

Elected g.e. October 15, 1945

(Prog. Cons.)

Re-elected g.e. November 10, 1949

(P.C. Coalition) (Accl.)

Re-elected g.e. June 8, 1953

  

ARMSTRONG, George

(Winnipeg)

DOB: April 17, 1870

Deceased: 1956

Elected g.e. June 29, 1920

(Socialist)

Defeated g.e. July 18, 1922

(Labour)

  

ARMSTRONG, George Thomas

(Manitou) (Liberal)

DOB: February 18

Elected g.e. August 16, 1915

Defeated g.e. June 29, 1920

  

ARMSTRONG, Hugh

(Woodlands)

DOB: August, 1858

Elected g.e. July 23, 1892 (Cons.) (Accl.)

Resigned 1896 to contest "Selkirk" for House of Commons

Re-elected by-election February 6, 1902

(Portage la Prairie) (Accl)

Re-elected g.e. July 20, 1903

Re-elected g.e. March 7, 1907

Re-elected by-election November 30, 1908 (Accl)

Re-elected g.e. July 11, 1910

Re-elected g.e. August 17, 1914

(Grand Rapids) (Deferred election)

Nov. 19, 1908 – May 12, 1915

  • Provincial Treasurer

ARMSTRONG, James William

(Gladstone) (Liberal)

DOB: January 14, 1860

Deceased: 1928

Elected g.e. March 7, 1907

Re-elected g.e. July 11, 1910

Re-elected g.e. July 10, 1914

Re-elected g.e. August 6, 1915

Re-elected June 29, 1920

Resigned 1922

May 12, 1915 – August 8, 1922

  • Municipal Commissioner

May 15, 1915 – August 6, 1922

  • Provincial Secretary

ASHDOWN, George

(Morden) (Conservative)

Elected by-election May 18, 1906 (Accl)

Defeated g.e. March 7, 1907

  

ASPER, Israel Harold

(Wolseley) (LIB)

DOB: August 11, 1932

Deceased:  October 7, 2003

Elected by-election June 16, 1972

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Resigned March 1, 1975

  

AUGUST, Edward Arthur

(Dufferin) (Liberal)

DOB: May 15, 1860

Elected g.e. August 6. 1915

Re-elected g.e. June 29, 1920

Not a candidate at g.e. July 18, 1922

  

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NAME

CONSTITUENCY

DATE OF BIRTH/DEATH

ELECTION DATA

PORTFOLIO DATA

B

BACHYNSKY, Nicholas Volodymir

(Fischer)

DOB: September 16, 1887

Deceased: August 14, 1969

Elected g.e. July 18, 1922 (UFM)

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1927 (Prog)

Re-elected g.e. June 16, 1932 (Lib. Prog)

Re-elected g.e. July 27, 1936

Re-elected g.e. April 22, 1941

(Lib. Prog. Coal)

Re-elected g.e. October 5, 1945

Re-elected g.e. November 10, 1949

Re-elected g.e. June 8, 1953

Defeated g.e. June 16. 1958

November 7, 1950 – April 30, 1958

  • Speaker

BAIRD, James Bryson

(Mountain) (Liberal)

DOB: March 7, 1859

Elected g.e. March 7, 1907

Re-elected g.e. July 11, 1910

Re-elected g.e. July 10, 1914

Re-elected g.e. August 6, 1915

Re-elected g.e. June 29, 1920

Defeated g.e. July 18, 1922

January 6, 1916 – January 24, 1922

  • Speaker

BAIZLEY, Obie, D.C.

(Osborne) (PC)

DOB: May 25, 1917

Deceased: May 3, 2000

Elected g.e. May 14, 1959

Re-elected g.e. December 14, 1962

Re-elected g.e. June 23, 1966

Defeated g.e. June 25, 1969

February 27, 1963 – September 24, 1968

  • Minister of Labour

September 24, 1968 – July 15, 1969

  • Minister of Municipal Affairs and Commissioner of Northern Affairs

BAKER, Clarence

(Lac du Bonnet) (NDP)

DOB: July 7, 1928

Deceased: October 15,  2006

Elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Defeated g.e. April 26, 1988

  

BALDWINSON, Baldwin Larus

(Gimli) (Cons)

DOB: October 26, 1856

Elected g.e. Dec. 14, 1899 (deferred election)

Re-elected g.e. July 20, 1903 (Accl)

Defeated g.e. March 7, 1907

Re-elected g.e. July 11, 1910

Resigned on appt as Dep. Prov. Secretary 1913

  

BARCLAY, Clifford

(Springfield)

DOB:

Deceased: 1961

Elected g.e. July 18, 1922 (U.F.M.)

Defeated g.e. June 28, 1927 (Prog.)

Re-elected g.e. June 16, 1932

(Farmer-Labour)

  

BARDAL, Paul

(Winnipeg) (Lib. Prog) (Pro. Co.)

DOB: November 5, 1899

Deceased; February 6, 1966

Elected g.e. April 22, 1941

Defeated g.e. October 15, 1945

Re-elected g.e. November 10, 1949

(Winnipeg Centre)

  

BARKMAN, Leonard A.

(Carillon) (Liberal)

DOB: July 12, 1920

Deceased: January 5, 1979

Elected g.e. December 14, 1962

Re-elected g.e. June 23, 1966

Re-elected g.e. June 25, 1969

(La Verendrye)

Defeated g.e. June 28, 1973

  

BARROW, Thomas Aidan

(Flin Flon) (NDP)

DOB: October 7, 1916

Deceased: June 14, 1982

Elected g.e. June 25, 1969

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Not a candidate g.e. November 17, 1981

  

BARRY, James Alexander

(Winnipeg)

DOB: January 13, 1886

Deceased: 1950

Elected g.e. July 27, 1936 (Cons.)

Defeated g.e. April 22, 1941 (Pro. Cons.)

  

BASKERVILLE, John David

(Emerson) (Liberal)

DOB: April 10, 1857

Deceased: 1926

Elected g.e. August 6, 1915

Defeated g.e. June 22, 1920

  

BAYLEY, William Dowell

(Assiniboine) (Labour)

DOB: December 24, 1879

Deceased: 1956

Elected g.e. June 29, 1920

Re-elected g.e. July 18, 1922

  

BEARD, Gordon Wilbert

(Churchill)

DOB: September 27, 1921

Deceased: 1972

Elected g.e. January 4, 1963

(Deferred) (Progressive Conservative)

Re-elected g.e. July 7, 1966 (Deferred)

Resigned October 8, 1968

Re-elected g.e. June 25, 1969 (Indep.)

  

BEAUCHEMIN, Andre

(St. Vital)

Elected g.e. December 27, 1870

(Accl.) (Government)

  

BELL, Francis Campbell

(Birtle)

DOB: May 31, 1892

Deceased: 1968

Elected g.e. July 27, 1936 (Lib. Prog.)

Re-elected g.e. April 22, 1941

(Lib. Prog. Coal)

Re-elected October 5, 1945

Re-elected November 10, 1949

Re-elected g.e. June 8, 1953

Defeated g.e. June 16, 1958 (Virden)

December 14, 1948 – November 7, 1952

  • Minister of Agriculture

November 7, 1952 – January 25, 1955

  • Minister of Health and Public Welfare

January 25, 1955 – July 6, 1956

  • Minister of Public Works

July 6, 1956 – June 30, 1958

  • Minister of Mines and Natural Resources

BELL, John Headley

(Springfield) (Liberal)

DOB: September 6, 1840

Elected g.e. January 23, 1883

  

BENARD, Aime

(Assiniboia) (Cons.)

DOB: November 21, 1873

Elected g.e. March 7, 1907

Re-elected g.e. July 11, 1910

Re-elected g.e. July 10, 1914

(Accl) (Iberville)

Re-elected g.e. August 6, 1915

(Iberville)

Resigned 1917

  

BEND, Robert W.

(Rockwood)

DOB: April 16, 1914

Deceased: September 24, 1999

Elected g.e. November 10, 1949

(P.C.) (Pro-Co)

Re-elected g.e. June 8, 1953

(Ind. Lib. Prog.)

Re-elected g.e. June 16, 1958

(Rockwood Iberville)

Defeated g.e. May 14, 1959

Defeated g.e. June 25, 1969

(Lib.) (Lakeside)

January 25, 1955 – June 30, 1958

  • Minister of Health and Public Welfare

BERESFORD, Herbert Grahame

(Rupertsland)

DOB: November 19, 1880

Elected g.e. June 28, 1927 (Prog)

Defeated deferred election July 16, 1932 (Liberal-Progressive)

  

BERNIER, Joseph

(St. Boniface) (Cons.)

DOB: August 16, 1874

Deceased: 1952

Elected by-election November 24, 1900

Defeated g.e. July 20, 1903

Re-elected g.e. March 7, 1907

Re-elected g.e. July 11, 1910

Re-elected by-election May 21, 1913

Re-elected g.e. July 10, 1914

Not a candidate at g.e. August 6, 1915

Re-elected g.e. June 29, 1920 (Ind.)

Resigned September 1, 1926

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1927

Defeated g.e. June 16, 1932

  

BERRY, Arthur Ritchie

(Gilbert Plains)

DOB: November 28, 1879

Elected g.e. July 18, 1922 (UFM)

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1927 (Prog.)

Re-elected g.e. June 16, 1932 (Lib. Prog.)

  

BERTRTAND, Simon-Amable-Damien

(St. Boniface) (Liberal)

DOB:

Elected g.e. December 7, 1899

Resigned September 6, 1900

(Candidate for Federal seat of Provencher)

  

BEST, David Alexander

(Assiniboia) (Cons. Opp. Coal)

DOB: November 21, 1880

Elected g.e. April 22, 1941

Defeated g.e. October 5, 1945

  

BIGGS, Samuel Clark

(St. Pauls)

DOB:

Elected g.e. December 18, 1878 (Gov't)

Not a candidate in g.e. June 4, 1879

Re-elected by-election

Not a candidate in g.e. 1883

Defeated g.e. December 9, 1886 (Liberal)

  

BILTON, James H.

(Swan River) (Prog. Cons)

DOB: April 10, 1908

Deceased: July 4, 1988

Elected g.e. December 14, 1962

Re-elected g.e. June 23, 1966

Re-elected June 25, 1969

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Not a candidate in g.e. October 11, 1977

December 5, 1966 – August 14, 1969

  • Speaker

BIRD, Curtis J.

(St. Paul)

DOB: January 1838

Deceased: May 1876

Elected g.e. December 27, 1870 (Gov't)

Re-elected g.e. December 23, 1874 (Ind)

February 5, 1873 – December 22, 1874

  • Speaker

BIRD, Frederick Adolphus

(Portage la Prairie) (Opp.)

DOB: March 18, 1823

Elected g.e. December 27, 1870

  

BIRD, John James

(Kildonan) (Liberal)

DOB:

Elected g.e July 23, 1892

Defeated g.e. January 15, 1896

  

BJORNSON, Oscar Ferdinand

(Lac du Bonnet) (Prog. Cons.)

DOB: February 14, 1906

Deceased: August 13, 1972

Elected g.e. May 14, 1959

Re-elected g.e. December 14, 1962

Re-elected g.e. June 23, 1966

Not a candidate in g.e. June 25, 1969

  

BLACK, Alexander Kamloop

(St. Pauls) (Gov't Supporter)

DOB: April, 1847

Deceased: November 13, 1913

Elected by-election November 25, 1876

(Upon death of Dr. Curtis J. Bird)

  

BLACK, Francis Mollison

(Rupertsland)

DOB: July 17, 1870

Elected g.e. September 13, 1922

(Delayed) (UFM) (Accl)

August 8, 1922 – January 12, 1925

  • Provincial Treasurer

August 10, 1922 – January 12, 1925

  • Minister of Telephones and Telegrams

BLAKE, David Robert

 

(Minnedosa) (PC)

 

DOB: March 20, 1925

 

Deceased: February 25, 2008

Elected by-election November 16, 1971

 

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

 

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

 

Re-elected g.e. November 17, 1981

 

Re-elected g.e. March 18, 1986

 

Not a candidate g.e. April 26, 1988

  

BOIVIN, Arthur Rivers

(Iberville)

DOB:

Condolence: 1952

Elected by-election November 1, 1917 (Cons.)

Re-elected g.e. June 29, 1920 (Indep.) (Accl)

Re-elected g.e. July 18, 1922 (UFM)

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1927

(Prog.) (Accl)

Re-elected g.e. June 16, 1932 (Lib. Prog.)

Defeated g.e. July 27, 1936 (Ind.)

Re-elected g.e. April 22, 1941

(Ind.) (Pro. Co.)

  

BOROWSKI, Joseph P.

(Churchill) (N.D.P.)

DOB: December 12, 1933

Deceased: September 23, 1996

Elected by-election February 20, 1969

Re-elected g.e. June 25, 1969 (Thompson)

Independent N.D.P. July 1972

Defeated g.e. June 28, 1973

(Point Douglas - Independent)

July 17, 1969 – September 8, 1971

  • Minister of Transportation

September 3, 1970 – September 8, 1971

  • Minister of Public Works

BONNYCASTLE, Angus Lorne

(Russell) (Cons.)

DOB: November 3, 1873

Elected g.e. March 7, 1907

Re-elected g.e. July 11, 1910

Resigned 1911

  

BOULIC, Marcel

(Cypress) (Prog. Cons.)

DOB:

Deceased: September 22, 1959

Elected g.e. June 16, 1958

Re-elected g.e. May 14, 1959

June 30, 1958 – September 22, 1959

  • Provincial Secretary

BOURKE, Andrew

(Baie St. Paul)

DOB:

Elected g.e. December 18, 1878

  

BOURKE, Edwin

(St. James)

DOB:

Elected g.e. December 27, 1870 (Opp.)

Re-elected g.e. December 23, 1874 (Gov't)

  

BOYCE, Joseph Russell (Bud)

(Winnipeg Centre) (NDP)

DOB: March 20, 1924

Deceased: March 16, 1984

Elected g.e. June 25, 1969

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

March 2, 1981 left NDP Caucus and became Progressive Party of MB.

Progressive Party candidate for Fort Rouge

Defeated g.e. November 17, 1981

June 26, 1974 – October 24, 1977

  • Minister Responsible for Corrections and Rehabilitations

BOYD, Alfred

(St. Andrews North) (Gov't)

DOB:

Elected g.e. December 27, 1870

September 16, 1870 – December 14, 1871

  • Premier

September 16, 1870 – January 1871

  • Provincial Secretary

January 1871 – December 14, 1871

  • Minister of Public Works

January 1871 – December 14, 1871

  • Minister of Agriculture

BRACKEN, John

(The Pas)

DOB: June 22, 1883

Deceased: March 18, 1969

Elected g.e. October 5, 1922 (Deferred) (UFM)

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1927 (Prog.)

Re-elected g.e. June 16, 1932 (Lib. Prog)

Re-elected g.e. July 27, 1936

Re-elected g.e. April 22, 1941 (Accl)

Resigned January 15, 1943

Elected Commons June 11, 1945

August 8, 1922 – January 14, 1943

  • Premier/President of the Council

August 8, 1922 – December 3, 1923

  • Minister of Education

August 10, 1922 – December 3, 1923

  • Provincial Lands Commissioner

  • Railway Commissioner

December 3, 1923 – January 12, 1925

  • Minister of Agriculture

January 18, 1925 – May 27, 1932

  • Provincial Treasurer

April 29, 1927 – April 19, 1928

  • Minister of Public Utilities

April 19, 1928 – October 25, 1920

  • Minister of Mines & Natural Resources

May 10, 1935 – November 28, 1939

  • Provincial Secretary

May 10, 1935 – November 4, 1940

  • Railway Commissioner

April 28, 1936 – September 21, 1936

  • Minister of Agriculture

June 3, 1936 – November 4, 1940

  • Minister Manitoba Power Commission

November 22, 1939 – November 4, 1940

  • Minister, Dom. Prov. Relations

May 3, 1941 – January 14, 1943

  • Minister, Dom. Prov. Relations

BREAKEY, James Washington

(Glenwood)

DOB: December 25, 1865

Deceased: 1952

Elected g.e. July 10, 1914 (Lib.)

Re-elected g.e. August 6, 1915

Defeated by Robson g.e. June 29, 1920

Re-elected g.e. July 18, 1922

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1927

Re-elected g.e. June 16, 1932 (Lib. Prog.)

Re-elected g.e. July 27, 1936

Re-elected g.e. April 22, 1941

 

BRELAND, Pascal

(St. Francis Xavier E.)

(Government)

DOB:

Elected g.e. December 27,1970

  

BRELAND, Patrice

(St. Francis Xavier) (Cons.)

DOB: March 17, 1837

Elected g.e. December 16, 1879 (Accl)

  

BRIGGS, Edward

(Deloraine) )(Cons)

DOB:

Elected g.e. July 20, 1903

Defeated g.e. March 7, 1907

  

BRODEUR, Joseph Edmond

(La Verendrye) (Lib. Prog.)

DOB:

Deceased: May 19, 1988

Elected by-election January 21, 1952

Re-elected g.e. June 8, 1953

  

BROWN, Corydon Partlow

(Westbourne) (Liberal)

DOB: November 15, 1848

Elected g.e. December 23, 1874

Re-elected g.e. December 18, 1878 (Accl)

Re-elected g.e. December 16, 1879

(Accl) (Gladstone)

Re-elected g.e. January 23, 1883

(Cons.) (Westbourne)

Re-elected g.e. December 9, 1886

(Cons.) (Westbourne)

October 16, 1878 – November 19, 1879

  • Provincial Secretary

November 19, 1879 – August 27, 1886

  • Minister of Public Works

August 27, 1886 – March 14, 1887

  • Provincial Secretary

BROWN, Edward

(The Pas) (Liberal)

DOB:

Elected g.e. August 6, 1915

(Deferred August 25) (Accl)

Re-elected g.e. June 29, 1920

Not a candidate at g.e. July 18, 1922

May 12, 1915 – August 8, 1922

  • Provincial Treasurer

BROWN, Francis Roy

(Rupertsland) (Lib. Prog.)

DOB:

Deceased: 1961

Elected g.e. June 8, 1953

(Deferred July 6)

Defeated g.e. June 16, 1958

  

BROWN, Peter Arnold

(Rhineland) (P.C.)

DOB: April 27, 1927

Deceased: March 5, 1994

Elected June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Re-elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Re-elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Not a candidate in g.e. of April 26, 1988

  

BROWN, William

(Dauphin) (UFM)

DOB:

Elected g.e. July 18, 1922

  

BUCHANAN, William

(Dauphin) (Cons.)

DOB: June 17, 1865

Elected g.e. July 10, 1914

Defeated g.e. August 6, 1915

  

BULLMORE, William L.

(Dauphin) (Socred)

DOB:

Deceased: August 23, 1972

Elected g.e. June 8, 1953

  

BUNN, Thomas

(St. Clements)

DOB:

Elected g.e. December 27, 1870

  

BURCH, Samuel Edward

(Norfolk-Beautiful Plains)

DOB: August 1, 1889

Deceased: March 4, 1974

Elected g.e. November 10, 1949

(Lib. Prog.)

Re-elected g.e. June 8, 1953

Defeated g.e June 16, 1958 (Cypress)

  

BURKE, Joseph

(St. Francis Xavier) (Conservative)

DOB: November 12, 1853

Elected g.e. December 9, 1886 (Accl)

Defeated by-election January 12, 1888

December 26, 1887 – January 19, 1888

  • Provincial Secretary

BURNHAM, Frederick Ernest

(Emerson) (Liberal)

DOB: December 13, 1847

Elected g.e. January 23, 1883

Defeated by-election June 16, 1883

  

BURROW, Theodore Arthur

(Dauphin)

DOB: August 15, 1857

Elected g.e. July 23, 1892 (Lib. Cons.)

Re-elected g.e. January 15, 1896 (Lib.)

Re-elected g.e. December 7, 1899

(Deferred – December 15)

  

BURTNIAK, Peter

(Dauphin) (NDP)

DOB: March 26, 1925

Deceased April 8, 2004

Elected g.e. June 25, 1969

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Defeated g.e. October 11, 1977

July 15, 1969 - December 1, 1971

  • Minister of Tourism and Recreation

November 4, 1970 - December 1, 1971

  • Minister of Cultural Affairs

August 4, 1970 - July 4, 1973

  • Minister responsible for Manitoba Telephone System

September 9, 1971 - October 24, 1977

  • Minister of Highways

September 22, 1976 - October 24, 1977

  • Minister responsible for Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation

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NAME

CONSTITUENCY

DATE OF BIRTH/DEATH

ELECTION DATA

PORTFOLIO DATA

C

CAMERON, Duncan

(Gilbert Plains) (Cons.)

DOB: May 1, 1863

Elected at by-election November 17, 1908

Not a candidate g.e July 11, 1910

  

CAMERON, Duncan

(Winnipeg) (Liberal)

DOB: August 1, 1865

Elected g.e. June 29, 1920

Defeated g.e. July 18, 1922

  

CAMERON, John Donald

(South Winnipeg) (Liberal)

DOB: September 18, 1858

Elected by-election January 13, 1892

Re-elected g.e. July 23, 1892

Re-elected by-election January 20, 1893

Re-elected g.e. January 15, 1896 (Accl)

Defeated g.e. December 7, 1899

January 10, 1893 – November 17, 1896

  • Provincial Secretary

January 13, 1893 – January 6, 1900

  • Minister of Municipal Affairs

November 17, 1896 – January 6, 1900

  • Attorney-General

CAMERON, Neil

(Minnedosa)

DOB: September 1, 1863

Elected g.e. July 18, 1922 (UFM) (Accl)

Re-elected by-election August 26, 1922

Not a candidate at g.e. June 18, 1927

Defeated g.e. June 16, 1932 (Lib. Prog.)

August 8, 1922 – December 3, 1923

  • Minister of Agriculture

December 3, 1923 – June 28, 1927

  • Minister without Portfolio

CAMPBELL, Archibald McIntyre

(Souris) (Liberal)

DOB: July 30, 1851

Elected g.e. July 11, 1888

Re-elected g.e. July 23, 1892

Re-elected g.e. January 15, 1896 (Accl)

Defeated g.e. December 7, 1899

  

CAMPBELL, Colin H.K.C.

(Morris) (Cons.)

DOB:

Elected g.e. December 7, 1899

Re-elected by-election October 27, 1900

Re-elected g.e. July 20, 1903

Re-elected g.e. March 7, 1907

Re-elected g.e. July 11, 1910

Resigned November 4, 1913

January 10, 1900 – October 9, 1900

  • Minister without Portfolio

October 9, 1900 – October 11, 1911

  • Attorney-General

October 29, 1900 – December 20, 1900

  • Municipal Commissioner

October 11, 1911 – November 4, 1913

  • Minister of Public Works

CAMPBELL, Douglas Lloyd

(Lakeside)

DOB: May 27, 1895

Deceased: April 23, 1995

Elected g.e. July 18, 1922 (UFM)

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1927 (Prog.)

Re-elected g.e. June 16, 1972 (Lib Prog)

Re-elected g.e. July 27, 1936

Re-elected g.e. April 22, 1941

Re-elected g.e. October 15, 1945 (Accl)

Re-elected g.e. November 10, 1949 (Accl)

Re-elected g.e. June 8, 1953 (Accl)

Re-elected g.e. June 16, 1958

Re-elected g.e. May 14, 1959 (Lib Prog)

Re-elected g.e. December 14, 1962

Re-elected g.e. June 23, 1966

December 21, 1936 – December 14, 1948

  • Minister if Agriculture

February 5, 1944 – December 14, 1948

  • Minister of Manitoba Power Commission

November 13, 1948 – June 30, 1958

  • Premier

  • President of the Council

  • December 14, 1948 – June 30, 1958

  • Minister Dominion-Provincial Relations

CAMPBELL, Glenlyon

(Gilbert Plains) (Cons)

DOB: October 23, 1863

Deceased: October 22, 1917

Elected g.e. July 20, 1903

Re-elected g.e. March 7, 1907 (Accl)

Elected to House of Commons

(Dauphin – g.e. 1908)

  

CAMPBELL, Issac

(South Winnipeg) (Liberal)

D.O.B: 1853

Elected g.e. July 11, 1888

Resigned 1892

  

CAMPBELL, John A.

(Dauphin) (Liberal)

DOB: April 19, 1872

Deceased: November 26, 1963

Elected g.e. March 7, 1907

Defeated g.e. July 11, 1910

  

CAMPBELL, William J.

(Rockwood) (Prog. Cons.)

DOB:

Deceased: 1950

Elected g.e. October 15, 1945

  

CANNON, Charles Reginald Lionel

(Mountain)

DOB: November 24, 1866

Condolence: 1952

Elected g.e. July 18, 1922 (UFM)

Re-elected by-election December 24, 1923

Defeated g.e. June 28, 1927 (Prog.)

December 3, 1923 – April 21, 1927

  • Minister of Education

November 12, 1924 – September 9, 1927

  • Minister of Health

April 21, 1927 – September 9, 1927

  • Provincial Secretary

  • Provincial Lands Commissioner

CARNEY, Thomas

(Emerson) (Liberal Cons.)

DOB:

Elected by-election August 25, 1880

Not a candidate in g.e. January 23, 1883

  

CARROLL, Alfred H.

(South Brandon) (Cons.)

DOB: March 2, 1846

Elected g.e. July 20, 1903

Re-elected g.e. March 7, 1907

Re-elected g.e. July 11, 1910

  

CARROLL, John Benson

(The Pas) (PC)

DOB: October 13, 1921

Deceased December 1986

Elected g.e. June 16, 1958

Re-elected g.e. May 14, 1959

Re-elected g.e. December 14, 1962

Re-elected g.e. June 23, 1966

June 30, 1958-October 31,1961

  • Minister of Public Utilities

October 1, 1959-December 21, 1959

  • Provincial Secretary

December 21, 1959-December 27, 1963

  • Minister of Labour

February 27, 1963-September 24, 1968

  • Minister of Welfare

CHERNIER, Felix

(Baie St. Paul) (Cons.)

DOB: January 18, 1843

Elected g.e. December 23, 1874

  

CHESTER, Frank L.

(Winnipeg North) (Lib. Prog. Co.)

DOB: November 30, 1901

Deceased: August 13, 1966

Elected g.e. November 10, 1949

  

CHEVRIER, Horace

(St. Boniface) (Liberal)

DOB: December 15, 1875

Elected g.e. July 20, 1903

Defeated g.e. March 7, 1907

Defeated g.e. July 11, 1910 (Carillon)

  

CHORNOPYSKI, William (Bill)

(Burrows) (LIB)

DOB:  May 27, 1922

Deceased:  September 11, 2002

Elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Defeated g.e. September 11, 1990

 

  

CHRISTIE, James Lyall

(Cypress)

DOB: June 9, 1891

Deceased: 1953

Elected g.e. June 16, 1932 (Lib. Prog.)

Re-elected g.e. July 27, 1936

Re-elected g.e. April 22, 1941

(Lib. Prog. Coal.)

Re-elected g.e. October 5, 1945

Re-elected g.e. November 10, 1949

  

CHURCHILL, Gordon M.

(Ind.)

DOB: November 8, 1898

Deceased: August 3, 1985

Elected War Service Election 1945-1949

  

CLARK, Walter Ernest

(Mountain) (Lib. Prog.)

DOB:

Deceased: March 26, 1987

Elected by-election June 27, 1955

Defeated g.e. June 16, 1958 (Rock Lake)

Defeated g.e. May 14, 1959

  

CLARKE, Austin Lloyd

(St. Boniface) (Lib. Prog. Co.)

DOB: February 18, 1896

Deceased: 1945

Elected g.e. April 22, 1941

  

CLARKE, Henry James, QC

(St. Charles) (Gov't Cons.)

DOB: July 7, 1833

Elected g.e. December 27, 1870 (Accl)

Not a candidate in g.e. December 23, 1874

Defeated g.e. December 18, 1878 (Rockwood)

Defeated g.e. December 16, 1879 (Rockwood)

January 13, 1871 – July 8, 1874

  • Attorney-General

March 14, 1872 – July 8, 1874

  • Premier

CLAYDON, Leonard H.

(Wolseley) (PC)

DOB:

Deceased: 1971

Elected by-election February 20, 1969

Re-elected g.e. June 25, 1969

  

CLEGHORN, Irvin Moffat, M.D.

(Mountain) (Lib.)

DOB:

Deceased: 1930

Elected g.e. June 28, 1927

  

CLEMENT, Rodney Stewart

DOB: July 30, 1919

Deceased: March 9, 1969

Elected g.e. November 10, 1949

(Ind. Pro. Co.)

Re-elected g.e. June 8, 1953

(Ind. Lib. Pro. Co.)

Re-elected g.e. June 16, 1959

(Birtle-Russell)

Defeated g.e. May 14, 1959

Re-elected g.e. June 23, 1966

(Birtle-Russell)

Resigned to contest Federal Constituency of Marquette – June 5, 1968

  

CLEMENT, Stephen

(Birtle) (Liberal)

DOB:

Elected by-election November 2, 1881

Resigned appointed to Shrievalty of Western Judicial District 1882

  

CLEMENT, Stephen Emmett

(Brandon City) (Liberal)

DOB: October 14, 1867

Elected g.e. August 6, 1915

Defeated g.e. June 22, 1920

  

CLINGAN, George M.D.

(Virden) (Liberal)

DOB: March 28, 1868

Elected g.e. July 10, 1914

Re-elected g.e. August 6, 1915

Re-elected g.e. June 29, 1920

Defeated g.e. July 18, 1922

  

CLUBB, William Reid

(Morris)

DOB: October 7, 1884

Deceased: August 11, 1962

Elected g.e. June 29, 1920 (Farmer)

Re-elected g.e. July 16, 1922 (UFM)

Re-elected by-election August 26, 1922

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1927 (Prog)

Re-elected by-election May 30, 1929 (Accl)

Re-elected g.e. June 16, 1932 (Lib. Prog.)

Re-elected g.e. July 27, 1936

August 8, 1922 – February 22, 1929

  • Minister of Public Works

May 18, 1929 – November 4, 1940

  • Minister of Public Works

April 19, 1928 – February 22, 1929

  • Minister of Public Utilities

May 27, 1932 – November 4, 1940

  • Minister of Labour

COBB, John G.

(Arthur) (Prog. Cons.)

DOB:

Deceased: August 21, 1959

Elected g.e. June 16, 1958

Re-elected g.e. May 14, 1959

  

COLCLEUGH, Frederick William

(St. Andrews) (Liberal)

DOB: 1845

Elected g.e. July 11, 1888 (Accl)

Re-elected g.e. July 23, 1892

  

COLDWELL, George Robson KC

(Brandon City) (Cons.)

DOB: 1858

Deceased: 1924

Elected by-election November 25, 1907

Re-elected g.e. July 11, 1910

Re-elected g.e. July 10, 1914

November 14, 1907 – November 6, 1908

  • Provincial Secretary

November 14, 1907 – May 12, 1915

  • Municipal Commissioner

March 14, 1908 - May 12, 1915

  • Minister of Education

COLLINS, Earl Thomas

(Dufferin)

DOB: September 3, 1895

Deceased: !958

Elected by-election June 22, 1943

(Coalitionist) )(Accl)

Re-elected g.e. October 5, 1945

(Coalitionist) (Accl)

Did not contest g.e. November 10, 1949

Defeated g.e. June 8, 1953 (PC)

  

COMPTON, George

(Manitou)

DOB:

Deceased: 1950

Elected g.e. July 18, 1922 (UFM)

Defeated g.e. June 28, 1927 (Prog.)

  

CONKLIN, Elias George

(Winnipeg North) (Lib.)

DOB: August 16, 1845

Elected g.e. January 23, 1883

Defeated g.e. December 9, 1886

 

COPP. Stanley

(St. Clements)

DOB:

Deceased: May 1. 1987

Elected g.e. June 8, 1953 (Lib. Prog.)

Defeated g.e. June 16, 1958

(Ind.) (Brokenhead)

Defeated g.e. May 14, 1959

(Ind.) (Lac du Bonnet)

  

CORBETT, Albert H.

(Swan River) (Prog. Cons.)

DOB: December 29, 1887

Deceased: April 14, 1983

Elected g.e. June 16, 1958

Re-elected g.e. May 14, 1959

Did not contest g.e. December 16, 1962

  

CORBETT, W.H.

(Springfield) (Cons.)

Elected g.e. July 20, 1903

  

CORNISH, Francis Evans

(Poplar Point) (National-Opp.)

DOB: February 1, 1831

Elected g.e. December 23, 1874

  

COSENS, Keith

(Gimli) (Prog. Cons.)

DOB: July 7, 1932

Deceased: April 27, 1990

Elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Defeated g.e. November 17, 1981

October 24, 1977 – April, 1978

  • Minister of Education and Continuing Education and Manpower

April 1, 1978 – November 30, 1981

  • Minister of Education

COTTER, Joseph Henry

(Assiniboia) (Cons.)

DOB: January 1, 1872

Elected g.e. June 28, 1927

  

COWAN, James M.D.

(High Bluff)

DOB: 1832

Elected g.e. December 23, 1874

(National) (Opp.)

Re-elected g.e. December 18, 1878

(Gov't) (Accl) (Portage la Prairie)

Re-elected g.e. December 16, 1879

(Portage la Prairie)

  

COWAN, James Q.C.

(Winnipeg Centre) (P.C.)

DOB: Sept. 5, 1914

Deceased: January 4, 1997

Elected g.e. June 16, 1958

Re-elected g.e. May 14, 1959

Re-elected g.e. December 14,1962

Re-elected g.e. June 23, 1966

Defeated g.e. June 25, 1969

  

CRAIG, Richard W.

(Winnipeg) (UFM)

DOB: August 26, 1877

Deceased: July 16, 1966

Elected g.e. July 18, 1922

Not a candidate at g.e. June 28, 1927

August 8, 1922 – April 29, 1927

  • Attorney-General

January 12, 1925 – April 29, 1927

  • Minister of Telephones and Telegraphs

CRAIK, Donald William

(St. Vital) (Prog. Cons.)

DOB: August 26, 1931

Deceased: September 2, 1985

Elected g.e. June 23, 1966

Re-elected g.e. June 25, 1969 (Riel)

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973 (Riel)

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977 (Riel)

Defeated g.e. November 17, 1981

November 7, 1967 – September 24 1968

  • Minister of Mines and Natural Resources

September 24, 1968 – July 15, 1969

  • Minister of Youth and Education

October 24, 1977 – January 16, 1981

  • Minister of Finance, Manitoba Hydro and Chairman-Manitoba Energy Council

October 20, 1978 – November 23, 1979

  • Chairman of Treasury Board

November 15, 1979 – November 30, 1981

  • Minister of Energy & Mines, Minister Responsible for Manitoba Forestry Resources Limited

January 16, 1981 – November 30, 1981

  • Responsible for Manitoba Energy Council & Manitoba Development Corporation

CRAWFORD, John

(Beautiful Plains) (Liberal)

DOB: June 17, 1856

Elected g.e. December 9, 1886

Re-elected g.e. July 11, 1888

Defeated g.e. July 23, 1892

  

CRAWFORD, William

(High Bluff & Poplar Point) (Cons.)

DOB: August 28, 1847

Elected g.e. January 23, 1883

  

CREARAR, John

(Minnedosa) (Liberal)

DOB:

Elected at by-election October 26, 1881

Not a candidate g.e. January 23, 1883

Defeated g.e. December 9, 1886

(East Kildonan)

Defeated g.e. December 7, 1899

(Russell)

  

CROSBY, Watson Montgomery

(Dennis) (Patron)

DOB: June 10, 1857

Deceased: 1897

Elected g.e. January 15, 1896

  

CUNNINGHAM, James

(Headingly) (Gov't)

DOB:

Elected g.e. December 27, 1870 **

Not a candidate in g.e.'s of 1874, 1878 or 1879

Defeated in g.e. January 23, 1883

(Lib) (Assiniboia)

**Contested election of John Taylor. Assembly voted to unseat Taylor and declared Cunningham elected on March 30, 1871

  

CURRAN, Robert Franklin

(Emerson) (Prog.)

DOB: February 10, 1883

Deceased: 1958

Elected g.e. June 28, 1927

Re-elected g.e. June 16, 1932

Defeated g.e. July 27, 1936

  

CYR, Joseph Ernest

(St. Agathe) (Conservative)

DOB: September 4, 1854

Elected at by-election June 8, 1883

(Deferred June 17)

Was not a candidate in g.e. December 9, 1886

Defeated in g.e. July 11, 1888

(St. Boniface)

  

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NAME

CONSTITUENCY

DATE OF BIRTH/DEATH

ELECTION DATA

PORTFOLIO DATA

D

DAVIDSON, John Andrew

(Liberal)

DOB: August 19, 1852

Deceased: November 14, 1903

Elected by-election October 26, 1881

Re-elected g.e. January 23, 1883

(Cons) (Accl.)

Defeated g.e. December 9, 1886

(Beautiful Plains)

Defeated g.e. July 11, 1888

(Beautiful Plains)

Re-elected g.e. July 23, 1892

Seat Voided – Defeated by-election August 23, 1894

Defeated g.e. January 15, 1896/Dec. 4/99

Re-elected by-election March 10, 1900

Re-elected g.e. July 20, 1903

January 10, 1900 – November 14, 1903

  • Provincial Treasurer

January 10, 1900 – December 22, 1900

  • Minister of Agriculture