Agar Rodney Adamson
Member of Parliament for York West (1940-1953)
In office 1940 – Died April 8, 1954
Preceded by	J.E.L. Streight
Succeeded by	John Borden Hamilton
Born	November 8, 1901 Toronto, Ontario
Died	April 8, 1954
Political party	Conservative,Progressive Conservative
Profession	mining engineer

Agar Rodney Adamson (November 8, 1901 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada – April 8, 1954) was a Canadian mining engineer and a politician. As a member of the historical Conservative Party of Canada (March 26, 1940-December 10, 1942) then a member of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada (December 11, 1942-April 8, 1954) he represented the riding of York West in the Canadian House of Commons.

Adamson also served overseas in the last year of World War I with the Royal Air Force as a pilot and served the entirety of World War II with the Lorne Scots.

[edit] External links

• Parliament of Canada biography of Agar Rodney Adamson

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