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District of Columbia: District Supreme Court



Justices of District of Columbia Supreme Court, 1863-1936 (May be incomplete!)
David K. Cartter 1863- George P. Fisher 1863-70 Arthur MacArthur 1870 David C. Humphreys 187? William Matthew Merrick 1885-89 Edward Franklin Bingham 1887-1903 Andrew C. Bradley 1889-1902 Louis E. McComas 1892-99 Charles C. Cole 1893-1901 Job Barnard 1899-1914 Thomas H. Anderson 1901-16 Ashley M. Gould 1902-16 Harry M. Clabaugh 1903 Jeter C. Pritchard 1903-04 J. Harry Covington 1914-18 William Hitz 1916- Thomas Jennings Bailey 1918-36 Adolph A. Hoehling 1921-28 Peyton Gordon 1928-36 Jesse Corcoran Adkins 1930-36 F. Dickinson Letts 1931-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

  • 1902 May 15: Andrew C. Bradley, died in office.
  • 1916 Oct 1: Thomas H. Anderson, died in office.
  • 1928 Jan 1: Adolph A. Hoehling, resigned.

     

     


     
       
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