Sainte-Anne (provincial electoral district)

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Sainte-Anne was a provincial electoral district in the province of Quebec, Canada. Located in the Greater Montreal Area, it was formed in 1890 from parts of Montreal-Centre. In 1994, it became part of Saint-Henri—Sainte-Anne after a merger with Saint-Henri. From 1890 to 1912 it was also known as Montreal division 6 district.

Contents 1 Members of Legislative Assembly 1.1 Montreal-Centre 1.2 Montreal Division 6 1.3 Montreal-Sainte-Anne 2 Members of National Assembly (Sainte-Anne) 3 References

[edit] Members of Legislative Assembly

[edit] Montreal-Centre

• Edward Brock Carter, Conservative Party (1867-1871)
• Luther Hamilton Holton, Liberal (1871-1874)
• Charles Alexander, Liberal (1874-1875)
• Alexander Walker Ogilvie, Conservative Party (1875-1878)
• Horatio Admiral Nelson, Liberal (1878-1881)
• George Washington Stephens Sr., Liberal (1881-1886)
• James McShane, Liberal (1886-1890)

[edit] Montreal Division 6

• James McShane, Liberal (1890-1892)
• Patrick Kennedy, Conservative Party (1892-1895)
• James John Edmund Guerin, Liberal (1895-1904)
• Michael James Walsh, Liberal (1904-1908)
• Denis Tansey, Conservative Party (1908)
• Michael James Walsh, Liberal (1908-1912)

[edit] Montreal-Sainte-Anne

• Denis Tansey, Conservative Party (1912-1919)
• Bernard-Augustin Conroy, Liberal (1919-1923)
• William James Hushion, Liberal (1923-1924)
• Joseph Henry Dillon, Liberal (1924-1935)
• Francis Lawrence Connors, Liberal (1935-1942)
• Thomas Guérin, Liberal (1942-1948)
• Francis Hanley, Independent (1948-1966)

[edit] Members of National Assembly (Sainte-Anne)

• Francis Hanley, Independent (1966-1970)
• George Springate, Liberal (1970-1976)
• Jean-Marc Lacoste, Parti Québécois (1976-1981)
• Maximilien Polak, Liberal (1981-1989)
• Normand Cherry, Liberal (1989-1994)

[edit] References

• Election results