Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Political parties and politicians in Canada

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message: The following MLA/MPPs are missing articles:
3rd Parliament of Ontario (1875-1879) 
# David McLaws
# John David Smith (Ontario politician)
# Thomas Stock (politician)
4th Parliament of Ontario (1879-1883)
# William Richardson (Ontario MPP)
5th Parliament of Ontario (1883-1886) 
# Donald MacKenzie (Ontario MPP)
# Alexander Johnston (Ontario politician)
# Frederick G. Fauquier
6th Parliament of Ontario (1886-1890)
# James Charles Dance
# Richard Clark (Ontario MPP)
7th Parliament of Ontario (1890-1894)
# John George (Ontario MPP)
# James Maitland Clarke
# Alfred Emanuel Ahrens
8th Parliament of Ontario (1894-1898)
# James M. Savage
# John Senn (Ontario politician)
# Edward H. Smythe
# George Tucker (Canadian politician)
9th Parliament of Ontario (1898-1902)
# William John Allen
# Thomas D. Hodgins
# William Caven Moscrip
# Andrew Thomas White
10th Parliament of Ontario (1902-1904)
# Frederick S. Snider
11th Parliament of Ontario (1905-1908)
# Frederick William Lewis
# Hugh W. Kennedy
12th Parliament of Ontario (1908-1911)
# Amos Augustus Richardson
# John Wesley Johnson (politician)
# James William Doyle
# Andrew MacKay (Canadian politician)
# Norman Reid (Canadian politician)
# Thomas Richard Whitesides* (also in subsequent parliaments)
# Robert Mercer Mason* (also in subsequent parliaments)
# John Ransom Howitt
13th Parliament of Ontario (1911-1914)
# William MacDonald (Ontario politician)* (also in subsequent parliaments)
# John Anderson (Ontario politician)
# Sandy Grant (politician)** (also in subsequent parliaments)
# John Wesley Johnson (politician)* (also in subsequent parliaments)
# John Charles Ebbs
# Robert Sutherland (politician)
# John McFarlane (Canadian politician)
# Duncan MacArthur (Ontario politician)
# James Thompson (Canadian politician)* (also in subsequent parliaments)
# Robert Addison Norman
# Thomas Richard Whitesides
# Robert Mercer Mason
# James McQueen (politician)
14th Parliament of Ontario (1914-1919)
# William MacDonald (Ontario politician)
# Sandy Grant (politician)
# John Wesley Johnson (politician)
# John McFarlane (Canadian politician)
# James Thompson (Canadian politician)
# Mark Howard Irish
# Robert Mercer Mason
15th Parliament of Ontario (1919-1923)
# Kenneth Spencer Stover
# William Henry Fenton (also in subsequent parliament)
# Frank Rennie (politician)
# Samuel Sandford Staples
# Malcolm MacVicar (Canadian politician)
# Peter Gow Cameron
# Alphonse George Tisdelle
# Milton C. Fox
# George Mansfield Leeson
# Warren Stringer
# John Featherstone Ford
# George Grant Halcrow
# Henry Ketcheson Denyes
# John M. Govenlock
# John Joynt (Ontario politician) (also in subsequent parliament)
# Andrew Hicks (politician)
# Robert Livingstone Brackin (also in subsequent parliament)
# Jonah Moorehouse Webster
# Hiram McCreary
# William J. Johnston (Canadian politician)
# Andrew Wellington Gray (also in subsequent parliament)
# George David Sewell (also in subsequent parliament)
# Joseph Cridland
# John Alexander Calder
# Albert Thomas Walker
# Richard Reese Hall
# Ernest Nicholls McDonald
# Thomas Tooms
# John Carty (Ontario politician)  (also in subsequent parliament)
# Frank Howard Greenlaw
# Gilbert Hugh Murdoch
# John Benjamin Johnston
# Edgar James Evan
# William Torrance Allen
# John Carman Ramsden
# Edgar Watson (politician)
# Frederick George Sandy
# Caleb Henry Buckland
# Robert Neil McArthur
# Wilson A. Crockett
16th Parliament of Ontario (1923-1926)
# Arthur Gladstone Wallis
# William Henry Fenton
# Malcolm Alex McCallum
# Albert James Fallis
# Michael McKnight (politician)
# Edward Philip Tellier
# Adolphus T. Armstrong
# Ebon Rinaldo Wigle
# John Joynt (Ontario politician)
# Nelson William Trewartha
# Robert Livingstone Brackin
# Egerton Reuben Stedman
# Andrew Wellington Gray
# Robert Henry Kemp
# George David Sewell 
# James Franklin Beatty Belford
# David Munroe Ross
# William Henry Chambers
# McCausland Irvine
# Thomas Dalton Johnston
# William Herbert Bradburn
# John Fullarton Callan
# John Carty (Ontario politician)
# Charles Ernest Wright
# Angus John Kennedy
# Alexander Cameron Lewis
# James Arthur McCausland
# James Raglan Mark
# Robert John Patterson
# Thomas Joseph Mahony
# Frank Worthington Wilson
# William Keith (Canadian politician)
17th Parliament of Ontario (1926-1929)
# Malcolm Alex McCallum
# Edward Blake Miller
# George Joseph Smith (Canadian politician)
# Robert Francis Miller
# Archibald Clement Calder
# Egerton Reuben Stedman
# James Percy Moore
# John Cameron Wilson
# Alexander Daniel McLean
# William George Robertson
# David Munroe Ross
# Merton Elvin Scott
# Albert Alexander Colquhoun
# William Herbert Bradburn
# William Alfred Anderson
# William Robertson Flett
# Charles Ernest Wright
# John Henry Mitchell
# Angus John Kennedy
# Frederick George Sandy
# Alex Laurence Shaver
# Thomas Joseph Mahony
# Frank Worthington Wilson
# John Frederick Reid
# George Sylvester Shields
# Peter William Pearson
18th Parliament of Ontario (1929-1934)
# William John MacKay
# Alvin Coulter McLean
# Austin Burton Smith
# George Joseph Smith (Canadian politician)
# Archibald Clement Calder
# Andrew Robinson McMillen
# James Alexander Anderson
# Sidney James Wilson
# James Percy Moore
# John Cameron Wilson
# Alvin Edwin Graham
# Fred Van Wyck Laughton
# Lloyd William Morgan Freele
# Frederick John McArthur
# David Munroe Ross
# David Bonis
# James Fordyce Strickland
# Angus John Kennedy
# Wellesley Wilson Staples
# Alex Laurence Shaver
# Thomas Joseph Mahony
# Frank Worthington Wilson
# John Frederick Reid
# George Sylvester Shields
Wellington Bay (talk) 03:21, 29 January 2024 (UTC)
thread_title:  Ontario MLAs/MPPs