36th New Brunswick Legislature

The 36th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between March 26, 1926, and May 26, 1930.

William Frederick Todd served as Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick in 1926. He was succeeded by Hugh Havelock McLean in December 1928.

Joseph L. O'Brien was chosen as speaker.

The Conservative Party led by John Babington Macaulay Baxter defeated the Liberals to form the government.

History

Members

Electoral District	Name	Party
Saint John County	John M. Baxter	Conservative
Saint John County	Frank L. Potts^[1] H. Colby Smith (1926)	Conservative
Saint John City	Leonard P. Tilley	Conservative
	James Lewis	Conservative
	W. Henry Harrison	Conservative
	Miles E. Agar	Conservative
York	B. H. Dougan	Conservative
	G. C. Grant	Conservative
	James M. Scott	Conservative
Fredericton^[2]	Charles D. Richards	Conservative
Westmorland	Merville A. Oulton	Conservative
	Antoine J. Léger	Conservative
	Herbert M. Wood	Conservative
	Medley G. Siddall	Conservative
Moncton	E. Albert Reilly	Conservative
Kings	Hedley V. Dickson	Conservative
	Alfred J. Brooks	Conservative
	J. William Smith	Conservative
Queens	W. Benton Evans	Conservative
Queens	Arthur Moore	Conservative
Charlotte	Henry I. Taylor	Conservative
	Scott D. Guptill	Conservative
	James S. Lord	Conservative
St. Stephen-Milltown^[3]	John M. Flewelling^[4] Arthur R. MacKenzie (1926)	Conservative
Northumberland	Sydney D. Heckbert	Conservative
	Francis T. Lavoie	Conservative
	Akerley Holmes	Conservative
	Joseph Leonard O'Brien	Conservative
Sunbury	Allan D. Taylor	Conservative
Sunbury	Ewart C. Atkinson	Conservative
Kent	A. Allison Dysart	Liberal
	Auguste J. Bordage	Liberal
	Francois G. Richard	Liberal
Gloucester	Peter J. Veniot^[5] Clovis T. Richard (1926)	Liberal
	J. André Doucet	Liberal
	John B. Lordon	Liberal
	Seraphin R. Léger	Liberal
Carleton	Fred C. Squires	Conservative
	Edwin W. Melville	Conservative
	B. Frank Smith	Conservative
Restigouche	David A. Stewart	Conservative
Restigouche	Henry Diotte	Conservative
Albert	Lewis Smith	Conservative
Albert	John L. Peck^[6] Conrad J. Osman (1927)	Conservative
Victoria	Oran B. Davis	Liberal
Victoria	John W. Niles	Liberal
Madawaska	Joseph E. Michaud	Liberal
Madawaska	Lorne J. Violette	Liberal

Notes

^ died in 1926
^ new riding: formerly part of York
^ new riding: formerly part of Charlotte
^ died in 1925
^ elected to federal seat
^ died in 1927

References

Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1929, AL Normandin

Preceded by 35th New Brunswick Legislature	Legislative Assemblies of New Brunswick 1925–1930	Succeeded by 37th New Brunswick Legislature

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[3] w riding: formerly part of Charlotte

[4] 1925

[5] ted to federal seat

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