Arthur Wentworth Roebuck was born 28 February 1878. He married in 1918 Inez Perry. Arthur was a labour lawyer. He later became Ontario’s Attorney-General from 1934 to 1937, Minister of Labour in Ontario from 1934 to 1935, M.P. (Trinity, Toronto) from 1940 to 1945 and was appointed to the Senate in 1945. He advocated creation of a Canadian bill of rights. He died in 1971. One daughter.
A fuller biography of Arthur Roebuck may be found on Wikipedia.
Sources
1901 Census of Canada, Toronto, York, Ontario, schedule 1 population, Lydia Roebuck household.
Senator arthur roebuck: Lawyer, labor conciliator, journalist, politician often fought for underdog. (1971, Nov 18). The Globe and Mail (1936-2016) Retrieved from ProQuest
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