The Political Graveyard: Kansas: State Attorneys General

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Kansas: State Attorneys General

Index of Politicians by Office Held or Sought

Kansas State Attorneys General, 1861-2004 (May be incomplete!)
Benjamin F. Simpson 1861 Charles Chadwick 1861 Samuel A. Stinson 1861-63 Warren William Guthrie 1863-65 Jerome D. Brumbaugh 1865-67 George H. Hoyt 1867-69 Addison Danford 1869-71 Archibald L. Williams 1871-75 Asa Maxson Fitz Randolph 1875-77 Willard Davis 1877-81 William A. Johnston 1881-84 George P. Smith 1884-85 Simeon Briggs Bradford 1885-89 Lyman Beecher Kellogg 1889-91 John Nutt Ives 1891-93 John Thomas Little 1893-95 Fernanda B. Dawes 1895-97 Louis C. Boyle 1897-99 Aretas A. Godard 1899-1903 Chiles Crittendon Coleman 1903-07 Fred S. Jackson 1907-11 John S. Dawson 1911-15 S. M. Brewster 1915-19 Richard J. Hopkins 1919-23 Charles B. Griffith 1923-27 William A. Smith 1927-30 Roland Boynton 1930-35 Clarence V. Beck 1935-39 Jay S. Parker 1939-43 A. B. Mitchell 1943-47 Edward F. Arn 1947-49 Harold R. Fatzer 1949-56 John Anderson, Jr. 1956-61 William M. Ferguson 1961-65 Robert C. Londerholm 1965-69 Kent Frizzell 1969-71 Vern Miller 1971-75 Curt T. Schneider 1975-79 Robert T. Stephan 1979-95 Carla J. Stovall 1995-2003 Phill Kline 2003-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Kansas State Attorneys General: Events and Candidates of the 1860's (may be incomplete!)

1861 Jul 30: Charles Chadwick, appointed.

Kansas State Attorneys General: Events and Candidates of the 1880's (may be incomplete!)

1884 Dec 1: William A. Johnston, resigned; George P. Smith, appointed.

Kansas State Attorneys General: Events and Candidates of the 1930's (may be incomplete!)

1930 Dec 1: William A. Smith, resigned; Roland Boynton, appointed.

Kansas State Attorneys General: Events and Candidates of the 1940's (may be incomplete!)

1949 Feb 21: Edward F. Arn, resigned; Harold R. Fatzer, appointed.

Kansas State Attorneys General: Events and Candidates of the 1950's (may be incomplete!)

1956 Mar 1: Harold R. Fatzer, resigned; John Anderson, Jr., appointed.

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