Members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, 1947–1950

This is a list of members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly from 1947 to 1950, as elected at the 1947 state election:

Name Party Electorate Term in office
Henry BaileyCountryWarrnambool1914–1932, 1935–1950
Nathaniel BarclayCountryMildura1947–1952; 1955–1962
Hon Bill BarryLaborCarlton1932–1955
Allen BatemanLiberalEssendon1947–1950
Matthew BennettCountryGippsland West1929–1950
Hon Henry BolteLiberalHampden1947–1972
Richard BroseCountryRodney1944–1964
Fanny Brownbill[2]LaborGeelong1938–1948
William BuckinghamCountryWonthaggi1947–1955
Hon John CainLaborNorthcote1917–1957
Frederick CookCountryBenalla1936–1961
Tom CorriganLaborPort Melbourne1942–1952
Frank Crean[3]LaborPrahran1945–1947; 1949–1951
Jack Cremean[5]LaborClifton Hill1945–1949
Rupert CurnowLiberalIvanhoe1947–1950
William Dawnay-MouldLiberalDandenong1947–1952
Hon Alexander DennettLiberalCaulfield1945–1955
Hon Keith DodgshunCountryRainbow1938–1955
John DonLiberalElsternwick1945–1955
Harry DrewLiberalMentone1932–1937, 1947–1950
Hon Sir Albert Dunstan[6]CountryKorong1920–1950
Fred EdmundsLiberal/IndependentHawthorn1945–1950
William EverardLiberalEvelyn1917–1950
Bill FultonCountryGippsland North1942–1945; 1947–1952
Hon Bill GalvinLaborBendigo1945–1955, 1958–1964
Philip GrimwadeLiberalGoulburn1947–1950
Hon Rutherford GuthrieLiberalRipon1947–1950
Edward GuyeCountry/LiberalPolwarth1940–1958
Robert Bell Hamilton[1]LiberalToorak1945–1948
Tom HayesLaborMelbourne1924–1955
Harry HedditchCountry/LiberalPortland1943–1945; 1947–1950
John HipworthCountry/LiberalSwan Hill1945–1952
Frederick HoldenCountryGrant1932–1950
Jack HollandLaborFootscray1925–1955
Hon Thomas HollwayLiberalBallarat1932–1955
Col. Hon Wilfrid Kent Hughes[5]LiberalKew1927–1949
Hon Herbert HylandCountryGippsland South1929–1970
Arthur IrelandLiberalMernda1947–1952
James Jewell[4]LaborBrunswick1910–1949
Stan Keon[5]LaborRichmond1945–1949
Brig. Sir George KnoxLiberalScoresby1927–1960
John LechteLiberal/IndependentOakleigh1947–1950
Hon William LeggattLiberalMornington1947–1956
John LemmonLaborWilliamstown1904–1955
Albert LindCountryGippsland East1920–1961
Hon John McDonaldCountryShepparton1936–1955
William McDonaldLiberalDundas1947–1952; 1955–1970
Sir Thomas MaltbyLiberalBarwon1929–1961
Samuel MerrifieldLaborMoonee Ponds1943–1955
Wilfred MibusCountry/LiberalBorung1944–1964
Hon Archie MichaelisLiberalSt Kilda1932–1952
Hon Tom MitchellCountryBenambra1947–1976
Edward Montgomery[2]LiberalGeelong1948–1950
George MossCountryMurray Valley1945–1973
Charlie MuttonInd. LaborCoburg1940–1967
Les NormanLiberalGlen Iris1947–1952
Joseph O'Carroll[5]LaborClifton Hill1949–1955
Hon Trevor OldhamLiberalMalvern1933–1953
Bill Quirk[3]LaborPrahran1945–1948
Peter Randles[4]LaborBrunswick1949–1955
George ReidLiberalBox Hill1947–1952; 1955–1973
Edward Reynolds[1]LiberalToorak1948–1952
William RuthvenLaborPreston1945–1961
Arthur Rylah[5]LiberalKew1949–1971
Roy SchillingLiberalAlbert Park1947–1950
Frank Scully[5]LaborRichmond1949–1958
Ernie ShepherdLaborSunshine1945–1958
Clive StonehamLaborMidlands1942–1970
Brig. Hon Ray TovellLiberalBrighton1945–1955
Bill TowersLaborCollingwood1947–1962
Robert WhatelyLiberalCamberwell1945–1956
Russell WhiteCountryAllandale1945–1960
1 On 15 May 1948, the Liberal member for Toorak, Robert Bell Hamilton, died. Liberal candidate Edward Reynolds won the resulting by-election on 19 June 1948.
2 On 10 October 1948, the Labor member for Geelong, Fanny Brownbill, died. Liberal candidate Edward Montgomery won the resulting by-election on 13 November 1948.
3 On 16 November 1948, the Labor member for Prahran, Bill Quirk, died. Labor candidate Frank Crean won the resulting by-election on 22 January 1949.
4 On 14 May 1949, the Labor member for Brunswick, James Jewell, died. Labor candidate Peter Randles won the resulting by-election on 16 July 1949.
5 On 31 October 1949, three members resigned to contest seats at the 1949 election and by-elections were held on 17 December 1949 to fill the vacancies.
6 On 14 April 1950, the former Premier of Victoria and Country Party member for Korong, Sir Albert Dunstan, died. No by-election was held due to the proximity of the 1950 election.

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