The Political Graveyard: Wisconsin: State Supreme Court

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Wisconsin: State Supreme Court

Justices of the Wisconsin State Supreme Court, 1848-1966 (May be incomplete!)
Levi Hubbell 1848-53 Mortimer M. Jackson 1848-53 Charles H. Larrabee 1848-53 Edward V. Whiton 1848-53 Wiram Knowlton 1850-53 Timothy O. Howe 1851-53 Samuel Crawford 1853-55 Abram D. Smith 1853-59 Orsamus Cole 1855-80 Byron Paine 1859-64 Jason Downer 1864-67 Byron Paine 1867-71 William P. Lyon 1871-93 David Taylor 1878-91 Harlow S. Orton 1878-95 John B. Cassoday 1880-1907 John B. Winslow 1891-1920 Silas U. Pinney 1892-98 Alfred W. Newman 1894-98 Roujet D. Marshall 1895-1918 Charles V. Bardeen 1898-1903 Joshua E. Dodge 1898-1910 Robert G. Siebecker 1903-22 Marvin B. Rosenberry 1916- Burr W. Jones 1921-26 Charles H. Crownhart 1929 Christian Doerfler 1929 Franz C. Eschweiler 1929 Chester A. Fowler 1929 Walter C. Owen 1929 E. Ray Stevens 1929 Joseph Martin 193? Thomas E. Fairchild 1957-66

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1849: William P. Lynde, defeated.

1871: William P. Lyon, elected.

1871 Jan 13: Byron Paine, died in office.

1871 Jan 20: William P. Lyon, appointed.

1880 Nov 11: John B. Cassoday, appointed.

1881: John B. Cassoday, elected.

1891 Apr 3: David Taylor, died in office.

1891 May 4: John B. Winslow, appointed.

1892: John B. Winslow, elected.

1895 Jul 4: Harlow S. Orton, died in office.

1895 Aug 5: Roujet D. Marshall, appointed.

1896: Roujet D. Marshall, elected.

1898: Charles V. Bardeen, elected.

1898 Jan 12: Alfred W. Newman, died in office.

1898 Jan 20: Charles V. Bardeen, appointed.

1898 Nov 9: Silas U. Pinney, resigned.

1898 Nov 19: Joshua E. Dodge, appointed.

1899 Apr 4: Joshua E. Dodge, elected.

1901: Joshua E. Dodge, elected.

1903 Mar 20: Charles V. Bardeen, died in office.

1903 Apr 7: Robert G. Siebecker, elected.

1903 Apr 9: Robert G. Siebecker, appointed.

1907 Dec 30: John B. Cassoday, died in office.

1910 Sep 1: Joshua E. Dodge, resigned.

1913: Robert G. Siebecker, elected.

1916 Feb 12: Marvin B. Rosenberry, appointed.

1918: Marvin B. Rosenberry, elected.

1919: Marvin B. Rosenberry, elected.

1920 Jul 13: John B. Winslow, died in office.

1922 Apr 4: Burr W. Jones, elected; John C. Kleist, defeated.

1929: Marvin B. Rosenberry, elected.

1930: Raymond J. Cannon, defeated.

1939: Marvin B. Rosenberry, elected.

1954 Mar 9: Roland J. Steinle, nominated; William H. Dieterich, nominated; Stearns, defeated in primary.

1954 Apr 6: Roland J. Steinle, elected; William H. Dieterich, defeated.

1955 Apr 5: Grover L. Broadfoot, elected unopposed.

1956: Thomas E. Fairchild, elected.

"Enjoy the hospitable entertainment of a political graveyard."
Henry L. Clinton, Apollo Hall, New York City, February 3, 1872

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