No. |
Name Electoral district (Birth–Death) |
Term of office |
Party |
Legislature |
1 |
Amos Botsford MLA for Westmorland (1744/1745–1812) |
1786–1812 |
|
Independent |
1st |
2nd |
3rd |
4th |
5th |
2 |
John Robinson MLA for Saint John City (1762–1828) |
1813–1816 |
|
Independent |
3 |
William Botsford MLA for Westmorland (1773–1864) |
1817–1823 |
|
Independent |
6th |
7th |
8th |
4 |
Ward Chipman Jr. MLA for Saint John County (1787–1851) |
1824–1825 |
|
Independent |
5 |
Harry Peters MLA for Saint John City (1788–1870) |
1826–1827 |
|
Independent |
6 |
Richard Simonds MLA for Northumberland (1789–1836) |
1828 |
|
Independent |
9th |
7 |
Charles Simonds MLA for Saint John County (1783–1859) |
1829–1830 |
|
Independent |
10th |
8 |
William Crane MLA for Westmorland (1785–1853) |
1831–1834 |
|
Independent |
(7) |
Charles Simonds MLA for Saint John County (1783–1859) |
1835–1842 |
|
Independent |
11th |
12th |
9 |
John Wesley Weldon MLA for Kent (1809–1885) |
1843–1850 |
|
Independent |
13th |
14th |
(7) |
Charles Simonds MLA for Saint John County (1783–1859) |
1851 |
|
Independent |
15th |
(8) |
William Crane MLA for Westmorland (1785–1853) |
1852–1853 |
|
Independent |
10 |
Daniel Hanington MLA for Westmorland (1804–1889) |
1853–1856 |
|
Independent |
16th |
(7) |
Charles Simonds MLA for Saint John County (1783–1859) |
1856–1857 |
|
Independent |
17th |
11 |
James A. Harding MLA for Saint John City (1820–1893) |
1857–1858 |
|
Independent |
18th |
12 |
John Mercer Johnson MLA for Northumberland (1818–1868) |
1859–1862 |
|
Independent |
19th |
13 |
John Campbell Allen MLA for York (1817–1898) |
1863–1864 |
|
Independent |
14 |
Edwin Arnold Vail MLA for Kings (1817–1885) |
1865–1866 |
|
Independent |
20th |
15 |
John Hamilton Gray MLA for Saint John County (1814–1889) |
1866–1867 |
|
Independent |
21st |
16 |
Bliss Botsford MLA for Westmorland (1813–1890) |
1868–1870 |
|
Independent |
(14) |
Edwin Arnold Vail MLA for Kings (1817–1885) |
1871–1874 |
|
Independent |
22nd |
17 |
William Wedderburn MLA for Saint John City (1834–1918) |
1875–1878 |
|
Independent |
23rd |
18 |
Benjamin Robert Stephenson MLA for Charlotte (1835–1890) |
1879–1882 |
|
Independent |
24th |
19 |
James E. Lynott MLA for Charlotte (1839–1890) |
1883–1886 |
|
Independent |
25th |
20 |
William Pugsley MLA for Kings (1850–1925) |
1887–1889 |
|
Independent |
26th |
21 |
Albert Scott White MLA for Kings (1855–1931) |
1890–1892 |
|
Independent |
27th |
22 |
John Percival Burchill MLA for Northumberland (1855–1923) |
1893–1899 |
|
Independent |
28th |
29th |
23 |
Clifford William Robinson MLA for Westmorland (1866–1944) |
1901–1907 |
|
Independent |
30th |
31st |
24 |
Charles J. Osman MLA for Albert (1851–1922) |
1907 |
|
Independent |
25 |
Donald Morrison MLA for Northumberland (1852–1920) |
1908 |
|
Independent |
32nd |
26 |
George Johnson Clarke MLA for Charlotte (1857–1917) |
1909–1914 |
|
Independent |
33rd |
27 |
Walter B. Dickson MLA for Albert (1847–1916) |
1914–1916 |
|
Independent |
28 |
Olivier-Maximin Melanson MLA for Westmorland (1854–1926) |
1916 |
|
Independent |
29 |
William Currie MLA for Restigouche (1862–1934) |
1917–1918 |
|
Liberal |
34th |
30 |
Judson Hetherington MLA for Queens (1866–1928) |
1919–1920 |
|
Liberal |
31 |
Allison Dysart MLA for Kent (1880–1962) |
1921–1925 |
|
Liberal |
35th |
32 |
Joseph Leonard O'Brien MLA for Northumberland (1895–1973) |
1926–1930 |
|
Conservative |
36th |
33 |
Frederick C. Squires MLA for Carleton (1881–1960) |
1931–1935 |
|
Conservative |
37th |
34 |
Hedley Francis Gregory Bridges MLA for Restigouche (1902–1947) |
1936–1938 |
|
Liberal |
38th |
35 |
Frederic McGrand MLA for Queens (1895–1988) |
1940–1944 |
|
Liberal |
39th |
36 |
Harry O. Downey MLA for Albert (1897–1974) |
1945–1952 |
|
Liberal |
40th |
41st |
37 |
Elmor T. Kennedy MLA for Kings (1885–1953) |
1953 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
42nd |
38 |
Walter Powers MLA for Victoria (1895–1954) |
1954 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
39 |
J. Arthur Moore MLA for Queens (1891–1979) |
1955–1960 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
43rd |
40 |
Ernest Richard MLA for Gloucester (1922–2006) |
1960–1963 |
|
Liberal |
44th |
41 |
Bernard Jean MLA for Gloucester (1925–2012) |
1963–1966 |
|
Liberal |
45th |
42 |
H. H. Williamson MLA for Gloucester (1916–1972) |
1966–1967 |
|
Liberal |
43 |
Robert McCready MLA for Bathurst (1921–1995) |
1968–1970 |
|
Liberal |
46th |
44 |
Lawrence Garvie MLA for Fredericton (1933–2011) |
1971–1973 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
47th |
45 |
William J. Woodroffe MLA for Saint John East (until 1974) MLA for Saint John-Fundy (from 1974) (1933–2003) |
1973–1978 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
48th |
(43) |
Robert McCready MLA for Queens South (1921–1995) |
1979–1980 |
|
Liberal |
49th |
46 |
James N. Tucker Jr. MLA for Charlotte-Fundy (born 1934) |
1981–1985 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
50th |
47 |
Charles Gallagher MLA for Carleton North (1925–2007) |
1985–1987 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
48 |
Frank Branch MLA for Nepisiguit-Chaleur (1944–2018) |
1987–1991 |
|
Liberal |
51st |
49 |
Shirley Dysart MLA for Saint John Park (1928–2016) |
1991–1994 |
|
Liberal |
52nd |
50 |
Gérald Clavette MLA for Madawaska Centre (born 1941) |
1994 |
|
Liberal |
(49) |
Shirley Dysart MLA for Saint John Park (1928–2016) |
1994–1995 |
|
Liberal |
51 |
Danny Gay MLA for Miramichi Bay (born 1950) |
1995–1998 |
|
Liberal |
53rd |
52 |
John McKay MLA for Miramichi Centre (born 1948) |
1998–1999 |
|
Liberal |
53 |
Bev Harrison MLA for Hampton-Belleisle (born 1942) |
1999–2006 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
54th |
55th |
54 |
Michael Malley MLA for Miramichi-Bay du Vin (born 1962) |
2006 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
55 |
Eugene McGinley MLA for Grand Lake-Gagetown (1935–2019) |
2007 |
|
Liberal |
56th |
56 |
Roy Boudreau MLA for Campbellton-Restigouche Centre (1946–2023) |
2007–2010 |
|
Liberal |
57 |
Dale Graham MLA for Carleton (born 1951) |
2010–2014 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
57th |
58 |
Chris Collins MLA for Moncton Centre (born 1951) |
2014–2018 |
|
Liberal |
58th |
59 |
Daniel Guitard MLA for Restigouche-Chaleur (born 1959) |
2018–2020 |
|
Liberal |
59th |
60 |
Bill Oliver MLA for Kings Centre (born 1959) |
2020–present |
|
Progressive Conservative |
60th |