The 41st New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between March 5, 1949, and July 16, 1952. The Legislature of 52 members was elected in 1948.
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.
Members Electoral DistrictNamePartyFirst elected / previously elected AlbertHarry O. DowneyLiberal1930A. Russell ColpittsLiberal1939 CarletonHugh J. FlemmingProgressive Conservative1944Gladstone W. PerryProgressive Conservative1930Jack FraserLiberal1948 CharlotteJ.J. Hayes DooneLiberal1935Leigh WilliamsonLiberal1948Hugh S. BalkamLiberal1944Owen MorseLiberal1944William Neil Campbell (1950)Liberal1950 GloucesterFrederick C. YoungLiberal1944Michel FournierLiberal1945J. André DoucetLiberal1923Joseph E. ConnollyLiberal1940Ernest RichardLiberal1948 KentJ. Killeen McKeeLiberal1940Isaie MelansonLiberal1939Armand RichardLiberal1944 KingsElmore T. KennedyProgressive Conservative1939Hugh MackayProgressive Conservative1939John WoodsProgressive Conservative1944 MadawaskaJ. Gaspard BoucherLiberal1935Clarence BourqueLiberal1948Docithe NadeauLiberal1948 MonctonE. A. FryersLiberal1948Claudius L. L. LégerLiberal1948 NorthumberlandWilliam S. AndersonLiberal1930Richard J. GillLiberal1930H. S. MurrayLiberal1944Michel A. SavoieLiberal1948 QueensEdward S. DarrahLiberal1944H. C. ParkerLiberal1944 RestigoucheJean-Baptiste D'AstousLiberal1945Edward Samuel MooersLiberal1939Louis LeBel Liberal1948 Saint John CityJames W. BrittainLiberal1948Harold GaultLiberal1948S. Roy KellyLiberal1948Robert H. CarlinLiberal1948 Saint John CountyStephen D. ClarkLiberal1948Harold C. AtkinsonLiberal1948 SunburyGordon R. LawsonLiberal1944F. A. McGrandLiberal1935 VictoriaVernon R. BriggsLiberal1930Michael F. McCloskeyLiberal1944 WestmorlandAustin C. TaylorLiberal1935Frank H. CoppLiberal1935Édouard S. LégerLiberal1939L. C. DysartLiberal1944 YorkHarry A. CoreyLiberal1944Donald T. CochraneLiberal1944Henry C. GreenlawLiberal1944John B. McNairLiberal1935, 1940
References
General Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1952, PG Normandin