John_B._McNair
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Lieutenant Governor
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John_B._McNair
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John Babbitt McNair (né le 20 ...... me politique néo-brunswickois.
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John Babbitt McNair CC (Novemb ...... panion of the Order of Canada.
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جون بي. ماكنير هو محامي وقاضي ...... runswick Liberal Association .
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active years end date
1939-11-20
1944-08-28
1952-09-22
1952-10-07
1968-01-31
active years start date
1935-06-27
1940-01-24
1940-03-13
1944-08-28
1965-06-09
associate
birth date
1889-11-20
birth place
death date
1968-06-14
death place
monarch
(political) office
MLAforVictoria
MLAforYork
Premier of New Brunswick
order in office
22ndLieutenant Governor of New Brunswick
profession
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birth date
1889-11-20
birth place
caption
The Honourable John Babbitt McNair
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death date
1968-06-14
death place
governor general
honorific prefix
honorific-suffix
Lieutenant Governor
monarch
name
John Babbitt McNair
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nationality
Canadian
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office
MLA for Victoria
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MLA for York
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Premier of New Brunswick
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Premier
profession
Lawyer, Politician, Judge
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restingplace
Fredericton Rural Cemetery
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spouse
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1921-05-17
1963-04-27
Margaret Jones
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Mary MacGregor Crocket
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died
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term end
1939-11-20
1944-08-28
1952-09-22
1952-10-07
1968-01-31
term start
1935-06-27
1940-01-24
1940-03-13
1944-08-28
1965-06-09