List of members of the 7th House of Commons of Northern Ireland facts for kids
This is a list of members of Parliament elected in the 1949 Northern Ireland general election.
All members of the Northern Ireland House of Commons elected at the 1949 Northern Ireland general election are listed.
Members
| Name | Constituency | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robert Brown Alexander | Belfast Victoria | UUP | |
| J. M. Andrews | Mid Down | UUP | |
| John Edgar Bailey | West Down | UUP | |
| Thomas Bailie | North Down | UUP | |
| John Milne Barbour | South Antrim | UUP | |
| Basil Brooke | Lisnaskea | UUP | |
| Irene Calvert | Queen's University | Independent | |
| Thomas Loftus Cole | Belfast Dock | UUP | |
| Malachy Conlon | South Armagh | Nationalist | |
| Joseph Connellan | South Down | Nationalist | |
| Harry Diamond | Belfast Falls | Socialist Republican | |
| Herbert Dixon | Belfast Bloomfield | UUP | |
| George Dougan | Central Armagh | UUP | |
| Brian Faulkner | East Down | UUP | |
| Erne Ferguson | Enniskillen | UUP | |
| William Grant | Belfast Duncairn | UUP | |
| Samuel Hall-Thompson | Belfast Clifton | UUP | |
| Francis Hanna | Belfast Central | Independent Labour | |
| Cahir Healy | South Fermanagh | Nationalist | |
| Tommy Henderson | Belfast Shankill | Ind U | |
| Eileen M. Hickey | Queen's University | Independent | |
| Lancelot Curran | Carrick | UUP | |
| Samuel Irwin | Queen's University | UUP | |
| William Lyle | Queen's University | UUP | |
| Thomas Lyons | North Tyrone | UUP | |
| James Godfrey MacManaway | City of Londonderry | UUP | |
| Brian Maginess | Iveagh | UUP | |
| Patrick Maxwell | Foyle | Nationalist | |
| William May | Ards | UUP | |
| Eddie McAteer | Mid Londonderry | Nationalist | |
| William McCleery | North Antrim | UUP | |
| William McCoy | South Tyrone | UUP | |
| Edward McCullagh | Mid Tyrone | Nationalist | |
| Dinah McNabb | North Armagh | UUP | |
| James McSparran | Mourne | Nationalist | |
| Harry Midgley | Belfast Willowfield | UUP | |
| Hugh Minford | Antrim | UUP | |
| Robert Moore | North Londonderry | UUP | |
| William James Morgan | Belfast Oldpark | UUP | |
| Ivan Neill | Belfast Ballynafeigh | UUP | |
| John William Nixon | Belfast Woodvale | Ind U | |
| Roderick O'Connor | West Tyrone | Nationalist | |
| Terence O'Neill | Bannside | UUP | |
| Dehra Parker | South Londonderry | UUP | |
| Samuel Rodgers | Belfast Pottinger | UUP | |
| John Maynard Sinclair | Belfast Cromac | UUP | |
| Joseph Francis Stewart | East Tyrone | Nationalist | |
| Norman Stronge | Mid Armagh | UUP | |
| Walter Topping | Larne | UUP | |
| John Warnock | Belfast St Anne's | UUP | |
| Archibald Wilson | Belfast Windsor | UUP | |
| Robert Nichol Wilson | Mid Antrim | UUP | |
Changes
- 1949: Socialist Republican Party dissolved; Harry Diamond thereafter sat as an independent.
- 24 October 1949: Thomas Charles Nelson elected for the Unionists in Enniskillen, following the resignation of Erne Ferguson.
- 15 November 1949: Frederick Lloyd-Dodd elected for the Unionists in Queen's University, following the death of William Lyle.
- 29 November 1949: George Boyle Hanna elected for the Unionists in Belfast Duncairn, following the death of William Grant
- 20 January 1950: Alexander Hunter elected for the Unionists in Carrick, following the resignation of Lancelot Curran.
- 4 April 1950: Robert Harcourt elected for the Unionists in Belfast Woodvale, following the death of John William Nixon
- 31 October 1950: Daniel Dixon elected for the Unionists in Belfast Bloomfield, following the death of Herbert Dixon.
- 6 December 1950: Charles McGleenan elected for the Anti-Partition League of Ireland in South Armagh, following the death of Malachy Conlon.
- 2 February 1951: Nat Minford elected for the Unionists in Antrim, following the death of Hugh Minford.
- 18 June 1951: Edward Warburton Jones elected for the Unionists in City of Londonderry, following the resignation of James Godfrey MacManaway.
- 10 December 1951: Brian McConnell elected for the Unionists in South Antrim, following the death of John Milne Barbour
- 31 January 1953: Death of John Maynard Sinclair.
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