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CARTIER, The Hon. Sir George-Étienne, P.C., Q.C.
Picture of CARTIER, The Hon. Sir George-Étienne, P.C., Q.C.
Collection:
Notman & Son
© Public Domain

Source: Library and Archives Canada, C 006166
Date of Birth (yyyy.mm.dd): 1814.09.06
Place of Birth: Saint-Antoine-sur-Richelieu, Lower Canada
Deceased Date (yyyy.mm.dd): 1873.05.20 (58 years old)
Profession | Occupation: Lawyer
Notes: Father of Confederation; attended the Charlottetown (Sept. 1864), Quebec (Oct. 1864) and London (Dec. 1866) conferences.
Grandson of Jacques Cartier, member of the Quebec Legislative Assembly (1804-09);
great-uncle of Antoine-Paul Cartier, member of the Quebec Legislative Assembly (1892-97);
and nephew by marriage of Louis-Édouard Hubert, member of the Quebec Legislative Assembly (1800-04) and of Ovide Perrault, member of the Quebec Legislative Assembly (1834-37).
Federal Political Experience
Years of Service: 2070 Days (5 years, 8 months, 1 days)
^ House of Commons
ConstituencyPolitical Affiliation at ElectionDate of Election (yyyy.mm.dd)Result
Montreal East, Quebec Liberal-Conservative 1872.10.12 During the general election of 1872, elections in the constituencies were held at various times between 1872-07-20 and 1872-10-12. Defeated
Provencher, Manitoba Died in office. Liberal-Conservative 1872.10.12 During the general election of 1872, elections in the constituencies were held at various times between 1872-07-20 and 1872-10-12. Elected
Montreal East, Quebec Liberal-Conservative 1867.09.20 During the general election of 1867, elections in the constituencies were held at various times between 1867-08-07 and 1867-09-20. Elected

^ Parliamentary Group (Caucus)
PartyTerm (yyyy.mm.dd)
Liberal-Conservative 1867.09.20 - 1873.05.20

^ Offices and Roles as a Parliamentarian
Minister

PortfolioTerm (yyyy.mm.dd)
Minister of Militia and Defence Died in office. 1867.07.01 - 1873.05.20


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