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U.S. District Attorneys in Florida

U.S. District Attorneys for Florida, 1821-42 (may be incomplete!)
John G. Bird 1821-22 Alexander Hamilton 1822-23 Edgar Macon 1823-26 Thomas Douglas 1826-42

U.S. District Attorneys for Florida, 1825-1998 (may be incomplete!)
Adam Gordon 1825-27 William Allison McRea 1827-28 James G. Ringgold 1828-31 James A. Dunlap 1831 John K. Campbell 1831-33 George K. Walker 1833-37 Charles S. Sibley 1837-45 Edward F. Boardman 1961-69 John L. Briggs 1969-78 John J. Daley 1978-79 Gary L. Betz 1979-82 Robert W. Merkle, Jr. 1982-88 Robert W. Genzman 1988-93 Douglas N. Frazier 1993 Larry H. Colleton 1994 Donna A. Bucella 1994 Charles R. Wilson 1994-98

U.S. District Attorneys for Florida, 1850-1998 (may be incomplete!)
George W. Call, Jr. 1850-53 Chandler C. Yonge 1853-63 Culver P. Chamberlin 1863-69 Horatio Bisbee, Jr. 1869-73 J. B. C. Drew 1873-76 John B. Stickney 1876-82 Edward M. Cheney 1882-87 Rhydon M. Call 1887-89 Joseph N. Stripling 1889-93 Owen J. H. Summers 1893-94 J. Emmett Wolfe 1894-98 John Eagan 1898-1903 William B. Sheppard 1903-07 Emmett Wilson 1907-09 Fred Cubberly 1909-13 Edward C. Love 1913-15 John L. Neeley 1915 Phillip D. Beale 1915 John L. Neeley 1915-21 Fred Cubberly 1921-32 George P. Wentworth 1932-33 George E. Hoffmann 1933-53 George H. Carswell 1953-58 Wilfred C. Varn 1958-61 Charles W. Eggart, Jr. 1961 Clinton N. Ashmore 1961-69 William A. Stafford, Jr. 1969-75 Clinton N. Ashmore 1975-76 Nicholas P. Geeker 1976-82 K. Michael Moore 1982-83 W. Thomas Dillard III 1983-87 K. Michael Moore 1987-89 Lyndia F. Padgett 1989-90 Kenneth W. Sukhia 1990-93 Gregory R. Miller 1993 Patrick M. Patterson 1993-98

U.S. District Attorneys for Florida, 1828-1998 (may be incomplete!)
William Allison McRea 1828-29 John G. Stower 1829-30 John K. Campbell 1830-31 Edward Chandler 1831-34 Adam Gordon 1834 Wylie P. Clark 1834-39 William Marvin 1835-39 Charles Walker 1839-40 L. Windsor Smith 1840-42 George W. McRae 1842-47 L. Windsor Smith 1847-50 William R. Hackley 1850-58 John L. Tatum 1858-61 Thomas J. Boynton 1861-63 Homer G. Plantz 1863-69 Claiborn R. Mobley 1869-76 John Tyler, Jr. 1876-77 George B. Patterson 1877-86 Livingstone W. Bethel 1886-90 George B. Patterson 1890-94 Owen J. H. Summers 1894 Frank Clark 1894-97 Joseph N. Stripling 1897-1902 John M. Cheney 1902-12 Richard P. Marks 1912-13 Herbert S. Phillips 1913-21 William M. Gober 1921-29 Wilburn P. Hughes 1929-33 John W. Holland 1933-36 Herbert S. Phillips 1936-53 James L. Guilmartin 1953-59 E. Coleman Madsen 1959-61 Edward G. Boardman 1961-63 William A. Meadows, Jr. 1963-69 Robert W. Rust 1969-77 Vincent K. Antle 1977 Jacob V. Eskenazi 1977-80 Atlee W. Wampler III 1980-82 Stanley Marcus 1982-85 Leon B. Kellner 1985-88 Dexter W. Lehtinen 1988-92 James McAdams 1992 Roberto Martinez 1992-93 Kendall B. Coffey 1993-96 William Keefer 1996-97 Thomas E. Scott 1997-98

U.S. District Attorneys for Florida, 1821-45 (may be incomplete!)
Alexander Anderson 1821-22 Tipton B. Harrison 1822-23 William F. Steele 1823-25 Benjamin D. Wright 1825 Albert I. Clagett 1825 Benjamin D. Wright 1825-31 John K. Campbell 1831 George Walker 1831-38 William H. Brockenbrough 1838-40 James T. Archer 1840 Walker Anderson 1841-42 George S. Hawkins 1842-45 Chandler C. Yonge 1845

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