39th New Brunswick Legislature

Canadian provincial legislative assembly

The 39th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between April 4, 1940, and July 10, 1944.

William George Clark served as Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick.

F. A. McGrand was chosen as speaker.

The Liberal Party led by Allison Dysart formed the government. Dysart was replaced by John B. McNair in March 1940.

## History[edit]

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## Members[edit]

Electoral District  | Name  | Party

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Saint John County | Alphonso C. Smith | Conservative
Robert McAllister | Conservative
York | C. Hedley Forbes | Conservative
Charles Price | Conservative
Ford Messer | Conservative
Arthur J. McEvoy | Conservative
Westmorland | Austin C. Taylor | Liberal
Frank H. Copp | Liberal
Édouard S. Léger | Liberal
A. W. McQueen | Liberal
Kings | Elmore T. Kennedy | Conservative
Hugh Mackay | Conservative
Harry A. McMackin | Conservative
Queens | W. Benton Evans | Conservative
J. Arthur Moore | Conservative
Charlotte | J.J. Hayes Doone | Liberal
R. Fraser Keay | Liberal
Foster Calder | Liberal
Alexander Dyas | Liberal
Northumberland | William S. Anderson | Liberal
Richard J. Gill | Liberal
Hidulphe A. Savoie | Liberal
Frederick M. Tweedie | Liberal
Sunbury | Walter C. Lawson | Liberal
F. A. McGrand | Liberal
Kent | Isaie Melanson | Liberal
Auguste J. Bordage | Liberal
A. Allison Dysart[1]
J. Killeen McKee (1940)  | Liberal
Gloucester | Clovis T. Richard | Liberal
William A. Losier | Liberal
J. André Doucet | Liberal
F. T. B. Young[2]
Joseph E. Connolly (1940)  | Liberal
Carleton | Fred C. Squires | Conservative
Gladstone W. Perry | Conservative
E. W. Melville | Conservative
Restigouche | David A. Stewart | Conservative
Edward Samuel Mooers | Liberal
Albert | A. Russell Colpitts | Liberal
Harry O. Downey | Liberal
Victoria | Frederick W. Pirie | Liberal
John W. Niles[3]
John B. McNair (1940)  | Liberal
Madawaska | J. Gaspard Boucher | Liberal
Epiphane P. Nadeau | Liberal
Saint John City | Ralph G. McInerney | Conservative
W. Grant Smith | Conservative
W. J. Swanton | Conservative
J. Starr Tait | Conservative
Moncton | Charles H. Blakeney | Liberal

## Notes[edit]

1. ^ resigned to accept appointment as judge
2. ^ died
3. ^ resigned

## References[edit]

* Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1944, PG Normandin

Preceded by

38th New Brunswick Legislature

|  Legislative Assemblies of New Brunswick
1939–1944  | Succeeded by

40th New Brunswick Legislature

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