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Hugh John Flemming
Canadian politician (1899-1982).
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Hugh John Flemming
Date of Birth
1/5/1899
Date of Death
10/16/1982
Position Held
Premier of New Brunswick
(10/8/1952 - 7/11/1960)
Replaces
:
John B. McNair
Replaced By
:
Louis Robichaud
Series Ordinal
:
24
Start Time
:
10/8/1952
End Time
:
7/11/1960
Member of the House of Commons of Canada
(6/25/1968 - 10/30/1972)
Replaced By
:
Fred McCain
Electoral District
:
Carleton—Charlotte
Start Time
:
6/25/1968
End Time
:
10/30/1972
Member of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick
(8/28/1944 - 10/31/1960)
Replaced By
:
Richard Hatfield
Start Time
:
8/28/1944
End Time
:
10/31/1960
Member of the House of Commons of Canada
(6/18/1962 - 6/25/1968)
Replaces
:
Gage Montgomery
Electoral District
:
Victoria—Carleton
Start Time
:
6/18/1962
End Time
:
6/25/1968
Member of the House of Commons of Canada
(10/31/1960 - 6/18/1962)
Replaces
:
Alfred Johnson Brooks
Replaced By
:
Gordon Fairweather
Electoral District
:
Fundy Royal
Start Time
:
10/31/1960
End Time
:
6/18/1962
Occupation
Politician
Lumberman
Merchant
Member of Political Party
Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick
Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
Instance Of
Human
Sex or Gender
Male
Country of Citizenship
Canada
Given Name
Hugh
Series Ordinal
:
1
John
Series Ordinal
:
2
Spouse
Aida McAnn Flemming
(1946 - )
Start Time
:
1946
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Work Location
Ottawa
Place of Birth
New Brunswick
Place of Death
Fredericton
Family Name
Flemming
Father
James Kidd Flemming
Candidacy in Election
1935 Canadian Federal Election
Electoral District
:
Victoria—Carleton
Member of Political Party
:
Conservative Party of Canada
Results
:
Unelected
Votes Received
:
6,405
Ranking
:
2
1962 Canadian Federal Election
Electoral District
:
Victoria—Carleton
Member of Political Party
:
Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
:
10,439
Ranking
:
1
1963 Canadian Federal Election
Electoral District
:
Victoria—Carleton
Member of Political Party
:
Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
:
10,572
Ranking
:
1
1965 Canadian Federal Election
Electoral District
:
Victoria—Carleton
Member of Political Party
:
Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
:
9,462
Ranking
:
1
1968 Canadian Federal Election
Electoral District
:
Carleton—Charlotte
Member of Political Party
:
Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
:
15,469
Ranking
:
1
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