The Political Graveyard: U.S. District Court in Florida

U.S. District Court in Florida

U.S. District Judges for Florida, 1824-77 (may be incomplete!)
Augustus B. Woodward 1824-27 Isaac H. Bronson 1846-47 Thomas Settle 1877-

U.S. District Judges for the Eastern District of Florida, 1821-22 (may be incomplete!)
William P. Duval 1821-22

U.S. District Judges for the Middle District of Florida, 1979-2004 (may be incomplete!)
Susan Harrell Black 1979-92 Henry Lee Adams, Jr. 1993- Susan C. Bucklew 1993-2004 John Antoon II 2000-

U.S. District Judges for the Northern District of Florida, 1847-1981 (may be incomplete!)
Isaac H. Bronson 1847-55 Charles Swayne 1889-1907 Winston Eugene Arnow 1967-81

Officeholding Events (may be incomplete!)

1855 Aug 13: Isaac H. Bronson, died in office.

1907 Jul 5: Charles Swayne, died in office.

1981 Mar 14: Winston Eugene Arnow, took senior status.

U.S. District Judges for the Southern District of Florida, 1840-1999 (may be incomplete!)
William Marvin 1840- Thomas J. Boynton 1864-70 John M. Cheney 1912- Rhydon M. Call 1913- Lake Jones 1924- Alexander Akerman 1929-39 William J. Barker 1940-59 Carl Clyde Atkins 1966-99 Sidney M. Aronovitz 1976-88 Alcee L. Hastings 1979-89 Lenore Carrero Nesbitt 1983

Officeholding Events (may be incomplete!)

1870 Jan 1: Thomas J. Boynton, resigned.

1939 Oct 8: Alexander Akerman, took senior status.

1959 Apr 20: William J. Barker, took senior status.

1988 Oct 31: Sidney M. Aronovitz, took senior status.

1999 Mar 11: Carl Clyde Atkins, died in office.

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