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♂ Henri-Jules Juchereau Duchesnay
aliasHenri-Jules Juchereau Duchesnay
Record
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Type of record
Elected candidate ✓
Known but unelected candidate
Perennial candidate |
Deceased |
Performance: 100%
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| Birth |
6 July 1845 → 178 years + 9 months ago |
| Lived |
42 years |
| First mandate |
22 February 1887 → 137 years + 2 months ago
↳ at age 41 years + 7 months |
| Death |
6 July 1887 → 136 years + 9 months ago |
| Died in office |
Yes |
| Special notes |
None
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Henri-Jules Juchereau Duchesnay (1845–1887)
© Photo  1880 J.E. Livernois — Public domain |
| Family tie with other documented individual |
| ⊖ Honoré Julien J.-B. Chouinard (1850–1928) |
Brother-in-law |
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Election or appointment outside the scope of PoliCan
| Pre-Conf. |
✗ |
| Canadian Senate |
✗ |
| Legis. Council |
✗ |
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✗ |
| Deputy Minister |
✗ |
| Auto. Region |
✗ |
| Mayor/Reeve |
Ste-Marie de Beauce, Québec; Comté de Beauce, Québec |
| Mun./Co. Council |
✗ |
| School Board |
✗ |
| Blank/Vide |
✗ |
Length of service in elected office within the scope of PoliCan
| Legislature |
Total |
Government |
Opposition |
| years |
months |
days |
years |
months |
days |
years |
months |
days |
| Canada |
0 |
4 |
12 |
| Eligible: |
inc. |
Votes: |
2,654 |
Participation: |
inc. |
Candidacies: |
2 |
|
Federal
6 |
Québec
22 February 1887
General
First-past-the-post |
| Gov't |
CONS  |
| ID: 19538(F) — 4 Sep 2022 21:45 ET |
|
✓ |
→ New to Parliament |
Age
41 |
NACO |
1/2 |
1,565 |
58.97% |
+476 |
Loser: |
CONS |
1,089 |
41.03% |
Charles A. Lesage |
| After his election: |
| 6 Jul 1887 |
42 |
NACO |
→ |
Vac. |
Died in office |
|
| Service: 4 months 14 days (Gov't) |
|
| Eligible: |
n/a |
Votes: |
0 |
Participation: |
n/a |
Candidacy: |
1 |
|
Federal
6 |
Québec
7 January 1888
By-Election
First-past-the-post |
| Gov't |
CONS |
| ID: 19696(F) — 4 Sep 2022 22:32 ET |
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Online biographical references (4)
© 2019, 2024 :: PoliCan.ca (
Maurice Y. Michaud)
Pub.: 22 Jun 2019 17:01
Rev.: 13 Mar 2024 05:58 (but data presented dynamically)
1880 J.E. Livernois — Public domain