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Ontario MLAs/MPPs

The following MLA/MPPs are missing articles: 3rd Parliament of Ontario (1875-1879)

1. David McLaws
2. John David Smith (Ontario politician)
3. Thomas Stock (politician)

4th Parliament of Ontario (1879-1883)

1. William Richardson (Ontario MPP)

5th Parliament of Ontario (1883-1886)

1. Donald MacKenzie (Ontario MPP)
2. Alexander Johnston (Ontario politician)
3. Frederick G. Fauquier

6th Parliament of Ontario (1886-1890)

1. James Charles Dance
2. Richard Clark (Ontario MPP)

7th Parliament of Ontario (1890-1894)

1. John George (Ontario MPP)
2. James Maitland Clarke
3. Alfred Emanuel Ahrens

8th Parliament of Ontario (1894-1898)

1. James M. Savage
2. John Senn (Ontario politician)
3. Edward H. Smythe
4. George Tucker (Canadian politician)

9th Parliament of Ontario (1898-1902)

1. William John Allen
2. Thomas D. Hodgins
3. William Caven Moscrip
4. Andrew Thomas White

10th Parliament of Ontario (1902-1904)

1. Frederick S. Snider

11th Parliament of Ontario (1905-1908)

1. Frederick William Lewis
2. Hugh W. Kennedy

12th Parliament of Ontario (1908-1911)

1. Amos Augustus Richardson
2. John Wesley Johnson (politician)
3. James William Doyle
4. Andrew MacKay (Canadian politician)
5. Norman Reid (Canadian politician)
6. Thomas Richard Whitesides* (also in subsequent parliaments)
7. Robert Mercer Mason* (also in subsequent parliaments)
8. John Ransom Howitt

13th Parliament of Ontario (1911-1914)

1. William MacDonald (Ontario politician)* (also in subsequent parliaments)
2. John Anderson (Ontario politician)
3. Sandy Grant (politician)** (also in subsequent parliaments)
4. John Wesley Johnson (politician)* (also in subsequent parliaments)
5. John Charles Ebbs
6. Robert Sutherland (politician)
7. John McFarlane (Canadian politician)
8. Duncan MacArthur (Ontario politician)
9. James Thompson (Canadian politician)* (also in subsequent parliaments)
10. Robert Addison Norman
11. Thomas Richard Whitesides
12. Robert Mercer Mason
13. James McQueen (politician)

14th Parliament of Ontario (1914-1919)

1. William MacDonald (Ontario politician)
2. Sandy Grant (politician)
3. John Wesley Johnson (politician)
4. John McFarlane (Canadian politician)
5. James Thompson (Canadian politician)
6. Mark Howard Irish
7. Robert Mercer Mason

15th Parliament of Ontario (1919-1923)

1. Kenneth Spencer Stover
2. William Henry Fenton (also in subsequent parliament)
3. Frank Rennie (politician)
4. Samuel Sandford Staples
5. Malcolm MacVicar (Canadian politician)
6. Peter Gow Cameron
7. Alphonse George Tisdelle
8. Milton C. Fox
9. George Mansfield Leeson
10. Warren Stringer
11. John Featherstone Ford
12. George Grant Halcrow
13. Henry Ketcheson Denyes
14. John M. Govenlock
15. John Joynt (Ontario politician) (also in subsequent parliament)
16. Andrew Hicks (politician)
17. Robert Livingstone Brackin (also in subsequent parliament)
18. Jonah Moorehouse Webster
19. Hiram McCreary
20. William J. Johnston (Canadian politician)
21. Andrew Wellington Gray (also in subsequent parliament)
22. George David Sewell (also in subsequent parliament)
23. Joseph Cridland
24. John Alexander Calder
25. Albert Thomas Walker
26. Richard Reese Hall
27. Ernest Nicholls McDonald
28. Thomas Tooms
29. John Carty (Ontario politician) (also in subsequent parliament)
30. Frank Howard Greenlaw
31. Gilbert Hugh Murdoch
32. John Benjamin Johnston
33. Edgar James Evan
34. William Torrance Allen
35. John Carman Ramsden
36. Edgar Watson (politician)
37. Frederick George Sandy
38. Caleb Henry Buckland
39. Robert Neil McArthur
40. Wilson A. Crockett

16th Parliament of Ontario (1923-1926)

1. Arthur Gladstone Wallis
2. William Henry Fenton
3. Malcolm Alex McCallum
4. Albert James Fallis
5. Michael McKnight (politician)
6. Edward Philip Tellier
7. Adolphus T. Armstrong
8. Ebon Rinaldo Wigle
9. John Joynt (Ontario politician)
10. Nelson William Trewartha
11. Robert Livingstone Brackin
12. Egerton Reuben Stedman
13. Andrew Wellington Gray
14. Robert Henry Kemp
15. George David Sewell
16. James Franklin Beatty Belford
17. David Munroe Ross
18. William Henry Chambers
19. McCausland Irvine
20. Thomas Dalton Johnston
21. William Herbert Bradburn
22. John Fullarton Callan
23. John Carty (Ontario politician)
24. Charles Ernest Wright
25. Angus John Kennedy
26. Alexander Cameron Lewis
27. James Arthur McCausland
28. James Raglan Mark
29. Robert John Patterson
30. Thomas Joseph Mahony
31. Frank Worthington Wilson
32. William Keith (Canadian politician)

17th Parliament of Ontario (1926-1929)

1. Malcolm Alex McCallum
2. Edward Blake Miller
3. George Joseph Smith (Canadian politician)
4. Robert Francis Miller
5. Archibald Clement Calder
6. Egerton Reuben Stedman
7. James Percy Moore
8. John Cameron Wilson
9. Alexander Daniel McLean
10. William George Robertson
11. David Munroe Ross
12. Merton Elvin Scott
13. Albert Alexander Colquhoun
14. William Herbert Bradburn
15. William Alfred Anderson
16. William Robertson Flett
17. Charles Ernest Wright
18. John Henry Mitchell
19. Angus John Kennedy
20. Frederick George Sandy
21. Alex Laurence Shaver
22. Thomas Joseph Mahony
23. Frank Worthington Wilson
24. John Frederick Reid
25. George Sylvester Shields
26. Peter William Pearson

18th Parliament of Ontario (1929-1934)

1. William John MacKay
2. Alvin Coulter McLean
3. Austin Burton Smith
4. George Joseph Smith (Canadian politician)
5. Archibald Clement Calder
6. Andrew Robinson McMillen
7. James Alexander Anderson
8. Sidney James Wilson
9. James Percy Moore
10. John Cameron Wilson
11. Alvin Edwin Graham
12. Fred Van Wyck Laughton
13. Lloyd William Morgan Freele
14. Frederick John McArthur
15. David Munroe Ross
16. David Bonis
17. James Fordyce Strickland
18. Angus John Kennedy
19. Wellesley Wilson Staples
20. Alex Laurence Shaver
21. Thomas Joseph Mahony
22. Frank Worthington Wilson
23. John Frederick Reid
24. George Sylvester Shields

Wellington Bay (talk) 03:21, 29 January 2024 (UTC)