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Confederate States of America offices
Presidents of the Confederacy,
1861-1865 (may be Incomplete!)
Jefferson
Davis 1861-65
Vice-Presidents of the Confederacy,
1861-1865 (may be Incomplete!)
Alexander
H. Stephens 1861-65
Confederate Secretaries of State,
1861-1865 (may be Incomplete!)
Robert
Toombs 1861
Robert
M. T. Hunter 1861-62
William
M. Brown 1862
Judah
P. Benjamin 1862-65
Confederate Secretaries of the Treasury,
1861-1865 (may be Incomplete!)
Christopher
G. Memminger 1861-64
George
A. Trenholm 1864-65
Confederate Secretaries of War,
1861-1865 (may be Incomplete!)
Leroy
P. Walker 1861
Judah
P. Benjamin 1861-62
George
W. Randolph 1862
Gustavus
W. Smith 1862
James
A. Seddon 1862-65
John
C. Breckinridge 1865
Confederate Attorneys General,
1861-1865 (may be Incomplete!)
Judah
P. Benjamin 1861
Wade
Keyes 1861
Thomas
Bragg 1861-62
Thomas
H. Watts 1862-63
Wade
Keyes 1863-64
George
Davis 1864-65
Confederate Postmasters General,
1861-1865 (may be Incomplete!)
John
H. Reagan 1861-65
Confederate Secretaries of the Navy,
1861-1865 (may be Incomplete!)
Stephen
R. Mallory 1861-65
Other Confederate Judges, 1861-1865
(may be Incomplete!)
Asa
Biggs 1861-65
John
White Brockenbrough 1861-
Alexander
M. Clayton 1861-
Jesse
J. Finley 1861-62
Speakers of the House in the Confederate
Congress, 1862-1865 (may be Incomplete!)
Thomas
Stanhope Bocock 1862-65
Tribal Representatives to Confederate
Congress, 1862-1865 (may be Incomplete!)
Elias
Cornelius Boudinot 1862-65
Robert
McDonald Jones 1863-65
Samuel
Benton Callahan 1864-65
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