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♂ Thomas Bryson
aliasThomas Bryson
Record
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Type of record
Elected candidate ✓
Known but unelected candidate
Perennial candidate		 Deceased Performance: 100%
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Québec 1 0 1
Birth c. 15 January 1826 → 198 years + 3 months ago
Lived ± 55 years
First mandate 2 December 1881 → 142 years + 4 months ago
↳ at age ± 55 years
Death 4 January 1882 → 142 years + 3 months ago
Died in office Yes
Special notes
None
 

No photo available
Family ties with other documented individuals
⊖ George Bryson (1852–1937) Nephew  
⊖ John Bryson (1849–1896) Nephew  
 
Well that's interesting!
Conservative elected to the Québec assembly for Pontiac in December 1881, Bryson never took his seat. He died a month after being elected, at about age 55.
 

Length of Service in elected office

Legislature Total Government Opposition
years months days years months days years months days
Québec 0 1 2 Z

Electoral history

Race 1  
Path points 2  
Documented challenger
None
 
 
Eligible: 3,419 Votes: 1,871 Participation: 54.72% Candidacies: 2
Provincial
5		 Québec
2 December 1881
General
First-past-the-post
Gov't  CONS  Majority
ID: 15119(F) — 27 Jun 2022 14:51 ET
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 → New to this legislature
Age
±55
CONS
 1/2 1,057 57.67% +281 Loser:
QLP
 776 42.33% Normand McCuaig
After his election:
4 Jan 1882 ±55
CONS
 →
Vac.
 Died in office
Service: 1 month 2 days (Gov't)
Eligible: 3,419 Votes: 1,746 Participation: 51.07% Candidacies: 3
Provincial
5		 Québec
6 March 1882
By-Election
First-past-the-post
Gov't  CONS  Majority
ID: 26209(F) — 24 Jul 2021 09:35 ET
—
 Deceased
Age
±55		 Successor:
CONS
 669 38.32% William J. Poupore

Online biographical references (2)

 Retrieved on
FR Quebec National Assembly
Thomas Bryson		 23 Dec 2023
EN Wikipedia
Thomas Bryson		 23 Dec 2023

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