41st New Brunswick Legislature

The 41st New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between March 5, 1949, and July 16, 1952.

David Laurence MacLaren served as Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick.

Harry O. Downey was chosen as speaker.

The Liberal Party led by John B. McNair formed the government.

List of Members

Electoral District	Name	Party
Saint John County	Stephen D. Clark	Liberal
Saint John County	Harold C. Atkinson	Liberal
York	Harry A. Corey	Liberal
	Donald T. Cochrane	Liberal
	Henry C. Greenlaw	Liberal
	John B. McNair	Liberal
Westmorland	Austin C. Taylor	Liberal
	Frank H. Copp	Liberal
	Édouard S. Léger	Liberal
	L. C. Dysart	Liberal
Kings	Elmore T. Kennedy	Progressive Conservative
	Hugh Mackay	Progressive Conservative
	John Woods	Progressive Conservative
Queens	Edward S. Darrah	Liberal
Queens	H. C. Parker	Liberal
Charlotte	Leigh Williamson	Liberal
	Hugh S. Balkam	Liberal
	Owen Morse	Liberal
	William Neil Campbell	Liberal
Northumberland	William S. Anderson	Liberal
	Richard J. Gill	Liberal
	H. S. Murray	Liberal
	Hidulphe A. Savoie	Liberal
Sunbury	Gordon R. Lawson	Liberal
Sunbury	F. A. McGrand	Liberal
Kent	J. Killeen McKee	Liberal
	Isaie Melanson	Liberal
	Armand Richard	Liberal
Gloucester	Frederick C. Young	Liberal
	Michel Fournier	Liberal
	J. André Doucet	Liberal
	Joseph E. Connolly	Liberal
	Ernest Richard	Liberal
Carleton	Hugh J. Flemming	Progressive Conservative
	Gladstone W. Perry	Progressive Conservative
	Jack Fraser	Liberal
Restigouche	Jean-Baptiste D'Astous	Liberal
Restigouche	Edward Samuel Mooers	Liberal
Albert	Harry O. Downey	Liberal
Albert	A. Russell Colpitts	Liberal
Victoria	Vernon R. Briggs	Liberal
Victoria	Michael F. McCloskey	Liberal
Madawaska	J. Gaspard Boucher	Liberal
	Clarence Bourque	Liberal
	Docithe Nadeau	Liberal
Saint John City	James W. Brittain	Liberal
	Harold Gault	Liberal
	S. Roy Kelly	Liberal
	Robert H. Carlin	Liberal
Moncton	E. A. Fryers	Liberal
Moncton	Claudius L. L. Léger	Liberal

Notes:

Preceded by 40th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly	Legislative Assemblies of New Brunswick 1948-1952	Succeeded by 42nd New Brunswick Legislative Assembly

References

Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1952, PG Normandin

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