The Political Graveyard: U.S. District Attorneys in Indiana

U.S. District Attorneys in Indiana

U.S. District Attorneys for Indiana, 1813-1928 (may be incomplete!)
Elijah Sparks 1813-14 William Hendricks 1814-17 Thomas H. Blake 1817-18 Alexander A. Meek 1818-21 Charles Dewey 1821-29 Samuel Judah 1829-33 Tilghman A. Howard 1833-39 John Pettit 1839-41 Courtland Cushing 1841-45 Daniel Mace 1845-48 Lucien Barbour 1848-50 Hugh O'Neal 1850-54 Benjamin Thomas 1854-56 Alvin P. Hovey 1856-58 Daniel W. Voorhees 1858-61 John Hanna 1861-66 Alfred Kilgore 1866-69 Thomas M. Browne 1869-75 Nelson Trusler 1876-80 Charles L. Holstein 1880-85 John E. Lamb 1885-86 David Turfire 1886-87 Emory B. Sellers 1887-89 Solomon Claypool 1889 Smiley N. Chambers 1889-93 Frank B. Burke 1893-97 Albert W. Wishard 1897-1901 Joseph B. Kealing 1901-09 Charles W. Miller 1909-13 Frank C. Dailey 1913-16 L. Ert Slack 1916-18 Frederick Van Nuys 1919-21 Homer Elliott 1922-24 Alexander G. Cavins 1925 Albert Ward 1925-28 George L. Rulison 1928

U.S. District Attorneys for Indiana, 1928-98 (may be incomplete!)
Oliver Mullins Loomis 1928-33 James R. Flemming 1933-41 Alexander M. Campbell 1941-49 Gilmore Haynie 1949-53 Joseph H. Lesh 1953-54 Phil M. McNagny, Jr. 1954-58 Kenneth C. Raub 1959-62 Philip C. Potts 1962 Alfred Moellering 1962-70 William C. Lee 1970-73 John R. Wilks 1973-77 David T. Ready 1977-81 R. Lawrence Steel, Jr. 1981-85 James G. Richmond 1985-91 John F. Hoehner 1991-93 David A. Capp 1993 Jon E. DeGuilo 1993-98

U.S. District Attorneys for Indiana, 1929-98 (may be incomplete!)
George Jeffrey 1929-33 Van Nolan 1933-40 B. Howard Caughran 1940-50 Matthew Welsh 1950-52 Marshall Hanley 1952-53 Jack Brown 1953-56 Don Tabbert 1957-61 Richard P. Stein 1961-67 K. Edwin Applegate 1967-69 Stanley B. Miller 1970-74 John E. Hirschman 1974-75 James B. Young 1975-77 Virginia Dill McCarty 1977-81 Sarah Evans Barker 1981-84 Richard L. Darst 1984 John D. Tinder 1984-87 Bradley L. Williams 1987 Deborah J. Daniels 1988-93 John J. Thar 1993 Judith A. Stewart 1993-98

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