Memorable Manitobans: Members of the Eighteenth Legislative Assembly of Manitoba (1927-1932)

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The Assembly was elected on 28 June 1927.

Session	Opening	Prorogation	Dissolution
1	1 December 1927	16 March 1928	-
2	11 February 1929	16 May 1929	-
3	21 January 1930	14 April 1930	-
4	27 January 1931	20 April 1931	-
5	29 February 1932	7 May 1932	7 May 1932

The following persons were members:

John Bracken (Premier)	Phillipe Adjutor Talbot (Speaker)	John William Fleming (Clerk, 1927-1928)	Harry H. Dunwoody (Clerk, 1929-1932)
John McDougall (Sergeant-at-Arms, 1927-1929)	Thomas Vincent Pemble Smith (Sergeant-at-Arms, 1930-1932)
Nicolas Volodymir Bachynsky (Fisher)	Herbert Grahame Beresford (Ruperts Land)	Joseph Bernier (St. Boniface)	Arthur Ritchie Berry (Gilbert Plains)
Arthur Rivers Boivin (Iberville)	John Bracken (The Pas)	James Washington Breakey (Glenwood)	Douglas Lloyd Campbell (Lakeside)
Irving Moffat Cleghorn (Mountain)	William Reid Clubb (Morris)	Joseph Henry Cotter (Assiniboia)	Robert Franklin Curran (Emerson)
John Henry Edmison (Brandon City)	William Sanford Evans (Winnipeg)	Seymour James Farmer (Winnipeg)	Robert George Ferguson (Dauphin)
Stuart Sinclair Garson (Fairford)	Isaac Bertie Griffiths (Russell)	John Thomas Haig (Winnipeg)	Robert Alexander Hoey (St. Clements)
Nicholas Apoluner Hryhorczuk (Ethelbert)	Ingimar Ingaldson (Gimli)	William Ivens (Winnipeg)	John Bell Laughlin (Killarney)
Joseph Prospere Lusignan (Manitou)	Murdoch Mackay (Springfield)	William James Major (Winnipeg)	Maurice Dane MacCarthy (Ste. Rose)
Andrew McCleary (Swan River)	Hugh McGavin (Morden-Rhineland)	Donald Gordon McKenzie (Lansdowne, byelection November 1928)	Hugh McKenzie (Deloraine)
William Clarke McKinnell (Rockwood)	James Osborne McLenaghen (Kildonan & St. Andrews)	Duncan Lloyd McLeod (Arthur)	Edward William Montgomery (Winnipeg)
Robert Henry Mooney (Virden)	William Morton (Gladstone)	John Muirhead (Norfolk)	John Alfred Munn (Dufferin)
Frederick Young Newton (Roblin)	Tobias Crawford Norris (Lansdowne)	Adalbert James Moses Poole (Beautiful Plains)	John William Pratt (Birtle)
Albert Prefontaine (Carillon)	John Queen (Winnipeg)	Hugh Amos Robson (Winnipeg)	Edith Frances MacTavish Rogers (Winnipeg)
Earl James Rutledge (Minnedosa)	Ivan Schultz (Mountain, byelection January 1930)	Skuli Sigfusson (St. George)	William Hooey Spinks (Cypress)
Phillipe Adjutor Talbot (La Verendrye)	Fawcett Gowler Taylor (Portage la Prairie)	William Verner Tobias (Winnipeg)	Alexander Robert Welch (Turtle Mountain, byelection June 1929)
Richard Gardiner Willis (Turtle Mountain)	Thomas Wolstenholme (Hamiota)

See also:

Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial Election (1927)

Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial By-Election (1928)

Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial By-Elections (1929)

Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial By-Election (1930)

Sources:

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 26 June 2022

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