Members
The members of the Prince Edward Island Legislature after the general election of 1806 were:
| Riding | Name |
|---|---|
| Prince County | Robert Hodgson |
| Charles Stewart | |
| David Murray | |
| Hugh Montgomery | |
| Queens County | Ralph Brecken |
| Angus McAulay | |
| Alexander McDonell | |
| Coundouly Rankin | |
| Kings County | Peter Macgowan |
| Elisha Coffin | |
| Benjamin Coffin | |
| John Stowe | |
| Charlottetown | John F. Holland |
| James B. Palmer | |
| Georgetown | William Creed |
| James Bagnall | |
| Princetown | Charles Stewart |
| James Townsend |
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