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Georgia: State Attorneys General


Georgia State Attorneys General, 1776-1993 (May be incomplete!)
William Stephens 1776-80 John Milledge 1780-81 Samuel Stirk 1781-85 Nathaniel Pendleton 1785-86 Matthew McAllister 1787-91 Thomas Petters Carnes 1789-92 John Forsyth 1808 Richard H. Wilde 1811-13 George Walker Crawford 1827- Richard W. Habersham 183? Charles Jones Jenkins 1831- Henry P. Farrow 1868-72 Nathaniel Job Hammond 1872-77 Robert N. Ely 1877-80 Clifford Anderson 1880-90 George Nelson Lester 1890-92 William A. Little 1892 Joseph Meriwether Terrell 1892-1902 Boykin Wright 1902 John G. Hart 1902-10 Hewlett A. Hall 1910-11 Thomas S. Felder 1911-14 Warren Grice 1914-15 Clifford Mitchell Walker 1915-20 R. A. Denny 1920-21 George M. Napier 1921-32 Lawrence S. Camp 1932-33 Manning Jasper Yeomans 1933-39 Ellis Gibbs Arnall 1939-43 T. Grady Head 1943-45 J. Eugene Cook 1945-65 Arthur Key Bolton 1965-81 Michael J. Bowers 1981-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

  • 1892 Mar 30: George Nelson Lester, died in office.
  • 1932 May 4: George M. Napier, died in office.

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