19th Parliament of Ontario

The 19th Legislative Assembly of Ontario was in session from June 19, 1934, until August 25, 1937, just prior to the 1937 general election. The Ontario Liberal Party led by Mitchell Hepburn came to power with a majority government.

Norman Otto Hipel served as speaker for the assembly.

Members of the Assembly RidingMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsAddingtonWilliam David BlackConservative19117th termAlgoma—ManitoulinWilfred Lynn MillerLiberal19341st termBeachesThomas Alexander MurphyConservative19263rd termBellwoodsArthur Wentworth RoebuckLiberal19341st termBracondaleArthur Russell NesbittConservative19234th termBrantHarry Corwin NixonLiberal-Progressive19195th termBrantfordMorrison Mann MacBrideIndependent1919, 19343rd term*BruceJohn William SinclairLiberal19341st termCarletonAdam Holland AcresConservative19234th termCochrane NorthJoseph-Anaclet HabelLiberal19341st termCochrane SouthJohn RowlandsonLiberal19341st termDovercourtWilliam DuckworthConservative19341st termDufferin—SimcoeWilfred Davy SmithLiberal19341st termDurhamWilliam John BraggLiberal19195th termEglintonHarold James KirbyLiberal19341st termElginMitchell Frederick HepburnLiberal19341st termEssex NorthAdélard Charles TrottierLiberal19341st termEssex SouthLambert Peter WigleLiberal1914, 19342nd term*Fort WilliamJoseph Edmund CrawfordLiberal19341st termGlengarryJames Alexander SangsterLiberal1923, 19293rd term*Grenville—DundasGeorge Holmes ChalliesConservative19292nd termGrey NorthDavid James TaylorLiberal-Progressive19195th termRoland Patterson (1934)Liberal-Progressive19341st termGrey SouthFarquhar Robert OliverUnited Farmers19263rd termHaldimand—NorfolkRichard Samuel ColterLiberal19341st termHaltonThomas Aston BlakelockLiberal19292nd termHamilton CentreWilliam Frederick SchwengerLiberal19341st termHamilton EastSamuel LawrenceCo-operative Commonwealth19341st termHamilton—WentworthThomas Baker McQuestenLiberal19341st termHastings EastJames Ferguson HillConservative19234th termHarold Edward Welsh (1936)Conservative19361st termHastings WestJames Albert FaulknerLiberal19341st termHigh ParkWilliam Alexander BairdConservative19263rd termHuronJames Simpson BallantyneLiberal19341st termHuron—BruceCharles Alexander RobertsonLiberal19263rd termKenoraEarl HutchinsonLabour19292nd termPeter Heenan (1934)Liberal1919, 19343rd term*Kent EastDouglas Munro CampbellLiberal-Progressive19342nd termKent WestArthur St. Clair GordonLiberal19341st termKingstonThomas Ashmore KiddConservative19263rd termLambton EastMilton Duncan McVicarLiberal19341st termLambton WestWilliam GuthrieLiberal19341st termLanarkJohn Alexander CraigConservative19292nd termLeedsGeorge Taylor FulfordLiberal19341st termLincolnFrederick Harold AveryLiberal19341st termLondonArchibald Stuart DuncanLiberal19341st termMiddlesex NorthJohn Willard FreebornLiberal1919, 19343rd term*Middlesex SouthCharles Maitland MacFieLiberal19341st termMuskoka—OntarioJames Francis KellyLiberal-Progressive19341st termNiagara FallsWilliam HouckLiberal19341st termNipissingThéodore LegaultLiberal1926, 19342nd term*Joseph Marceau (1935)Liberal1919, 19352nd term*NorthumberlandHarold Norman CarrLiberal19341st termOntarioWilliam Edmund Newton SinclairLiberal1911, 19196th term*Ottawa EastMarie Charles Denis Paul LeducLiberal19341st termOttawa SouthArthur EllisConservative19292nd termOxfordPatrick Michael DewanLiberal19341st termParkdaleWilliam Herbert PriceConservative19146th termParry SoundMilton Taylor ArmstrongLiberal19341st termPeelDuncan McLean MarshallLiberal19341st termPerthWilliam Angus DicksonLiberal19341st termPeterboroughThomas Percival LancasterConservative19292nd termPort ArthurCharles Winnans CoxLiberal19341st termPrescottAurélien BélangerLiberal1923, 19343rd term*Prince Edward—LennoxThomas Gilmore BowermanLiberal19341st termRainy RiverRandolph George CroomeLiberal19341st termRenfrew NorthJohn Courtland BradleyLiberal19341st termRenfrew SouthThomas Patrick MurrayLiberal19292nd termRiverdaleRobert AllenLiberal19341st termRussellArthur DesrosiersLiberal19341st termSault Ste. MarieAugustus RobertsLiberal19341st termSimcoe CentreLeonard Jennett SimpsonLiberal19292nd termSimcoe EastGarnet Edward TannerLiberal19341st termSt. AndrewJohn Judah GlassLiberal19341st termSt. DavidWilfred HeighingtonConservative19292nd termSt. GeorgeIan Thomas StrachanLiberal19341st termSt. PatrickFrederick Fraser HunterLiberal19341st termStormontFergus Beck BrownridgeLiberal19341st termSudburyEdmund Anthony LapierreLiberal19341st termTimiskamingWilliam Glennie NixonLiberal19341st termVictoriaWilliam NewmanLiberal19263rd termWaterloo NorthNicholas AsmussenLiberal1919, 19342nd term*Waterloo SouthNorman Otto HipelLiberal19302nd termWellandEdward James AndersonLiberal19341st termWellington NorthGeorge Alexander McQuibbanLiberal19263rd termWellington SouthDuncan Paul MunroLiberal19312nd termJames Harold King (1934)Liberal19341st termWentworthGeorge Henry BethuneLiberal19341st termWindsor—SandwichJames Howard ClarkLiberal19341st termWindsor—WalkervilleDavid Arnold CrollLiberal19341st termWoodbineGoldwin Corlett ElgieConservative19341st termYork EastGeorge Stewart HenryConservative19137th termYork NorthMorgan BakerLiberal19341st termYork SouthLeopold MacaulayConservative19263rd termYork WestWilliam James GardhouseLiberal19341st term

Timeline + 19th Legislative Assembly of Ontario - Movement in seats held (1934-1937)Party1934Gain/(loss) due to1937 Deathin office Resignationas MPP Byelectiongain Byelectionhold65 (2) 1 2 6617 (1) 1 174 (1) 1 41 11 11 (1) –1 1– –Total 90 (3) (2) 1 4 90

+ Changes in seats held (1934–1937) Seat Before ChangeDateMemberPartyReasonDateMemberPartyWellington SouthJuly 1, 1934Duncan Paul MunroDied shortly after Election DayAugust 20, 1934James Harold KingKenoraJuly 12, 1934Earl HutchinsonResigned to enable Heenan to return to CabinetAugust 7, 1934Peter HeenanGrey NorthJuly 17, 1934David James TaylorAppointed Deputy MinisterAugust 20, 1934Roland PattersonNipissingJanuary 17, 1935Théodore LegaultDied in officeMarch 4, 1935Joseph MarceauHastings EastOctober 15, 1936James Ferguson HillDied in officeDecember 9, 1936Harold Edward Welsh

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