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New York: Chief Judges of the Court of Appeals

Chief Judges of the New York Court of Appeals, 1847-1993 (May be incomplete!)
Freeborn G. Jewett 1847-49 Greene C. Bronson 1850-51 Charles H. Ruggles 1851-53 Addison Gardiner 1854-55 Hiram Denio 1856-57 Alexander S. Johnson 1858-59 George F. Comstock 1860-61 Samuel L. Selden 1862 Hiram Denio 1862-65 Henry E. Davies 1866-67 William B. Wright 1868 Ward Hunt 1868-69 Robert Earl 1870 Sanford E. Church 1870-80 Charles J. Folger 1880-81 Charles Andrews 1881-82 William C. Ruger 1882-92 Robert Earl 1892 Charles Andrews 1892-97 Alton B. Parker 1897-1904 Edgar M. Cullen 1904-13 Willard Bartlett 1913-16 Frank H. Hiscock 1917-26 Benjamin N. Cardozo 1927-32 Cuthbert W. Pound 1932-34 Frederick E. Crane 1935-39 Irving Lehman 1940-45 John T. Loughran 1945-53 Edmund H. Lewis 1953-54 Albert Conway 1954-59 Charles S. Desmond 1959-66 Stanley H. Fuld 1967-73 Charles D. Breitel 1973-79 Sol Wachtler 1985-93 Judith S. Kaye 1993-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1966 Nov 8: Stanley H. Fuld (Rep & Dem), elected unopposed.

 

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