41st General Assembly of Nova Scotia - List of Members

List of Members

Riding Name Position
Annapolis County John D. McKenzie
Antigonish John L. McIsaac
Cape Breton South George M. Morrison
Cape Breton Centre Michael Dwyer Minister of Mines
Cape Breton North George Belcher Murray
Cape Breton East Lauchlin D. Currie Minister of Mines (1940)
Cape Breton West Malcolm A. Patterson
Colchester Fred Murray Blois
George Yuill Thomas
Cumberland Percy C. Black
Archie Barney Smith
Digby J. Willie Comeau
Guysborough Havelock Torrey
Halifax South Angus L. Macdonald Premier
Halifax Centre William Duff Forrest
Halifax North Harold Connolly
Halifax East Geoffrey Stevens
Halifax West George E. Hagen
Hants Alexander S. MacMillan Minister of Highways
Premier (1940)
Inverness Moses E. McGarry speaker (1939)
Kings John A. McDonald Minister of Agriculture
Lunenburg Frank R. Davis
Gordon E. Romkey speaker (1940)
Pictou Josiah H. MacQuarrie Attorney General
Newton G. Munro
Queens John J. Cameron
Richmond Donald David Boyd
Shelburne Henry R. L. Bill
Victoria John M. Campbell
Yarmouth Lindsay C. Gardner Speaker

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