Memorable Manitobans: Members of the Seventh Legislative Assembly of Manitoba (1888-1892)

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The Assembly was elected on 11 July 1888.

Session	Opening	Prorogation	Dissolution
1	28 August 1888	16 October 1888	-
2	8 November 1888	5 March 1889	-
3	30 January 1890	31 March 1890	-
4	26 February 1891	28 April 1891	-
5	10 March 1892	20 April 1892	27 June 1892

The following persons were members:

Thomas Greenway (Premier)	William Winram (Speaker, 1888-1891)	Samuel Jacob Jackson (Speaker, 1891-1892)	Charles A. Sadleir (Clerk, 1888-1890)
Elias George Conklin (Clerk, 1890-1892)	John McDougall (Sergeant-at-Arms)
John Donald Cameron (Winnipeg South, by-election, January 1892)	Archibald McIntyre Campbell (Souris)	Isaac Campbell (Winnipeg South)	Frederick William Colcleugh (St. Andrews)
John Crawford (Beautiful Plains)	Edward Dickson (Lansdowne)	James Fisher (Russell)	Thomas Fraser Gelley (Cartier)
John Daniel Gillies (Minnedosa)	Herbert Clement Graham (Brandon South)	Thomas Greenway (Mountain)	James Harrower (Shoal Lake)
John Hettle (Turtle Mountain)	James Huston (Manitou, by-election, January 1892)	Samuel Jacob Jackson (Rockwood)	Martin Jerome (Carillon)
Lyman Melvin Jones (Winnipeg North)	William Lagimodiere (La Verendrye)	Alexander Lawrence (Morden)	Roger Marion (St. Boniface)
Alphonse Fortunat Martin (Morris)	Joseph Martin (Portage la Prairie)	Kenneth McKenzie (Lakeside)	Daniel McLean (Dennis, by-election, May 1889)
Daniel Hunter McMillan (Winnipeg Centre, by-election, May 1889)	Charles Julius Mickle (Birtle)	Thomas Lewis Morton (Westbourne)	John Norquay (Kildonan)
Thomas Norquay (Kildonan, by-election, February 1890)	Robert George O'Malley (Lorne)	James Emile Pierre Prendergast (Woodlands)	Rodmond Palen Roblin (Dufferin)
Clifford Sifton (Brandon North)	James Allan Smart (Brandon City)	Thomas Henry Smith (Springfield)	James Thomson (Emerson)
Samuel Jacob Thompson (Norfolk)	Enoch Winkler (Rosenfeldt)	William Winram (Manitou)	Ernest Jameson Wood (Cypress)
Finlay McMaughton Young (Killarney)

See also:

Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial Election (1888)

Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial By-Elections (1889-1892)

Sources:

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 31 July 2019

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