The Political Graveyard: New Jersey: Associate Justices of Supreme Court

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New Jersey: Associate Justices of Supreme Court

Associate Justices of the New Jersey State Supreme Court, 1774-2016 (May be incomplete!)
Richard Stockton 1774 John De Hart as of 1776-77 Isaac Smith 1777 John Cleves Symmes 1777-87 Andrew Kirkpatrick as of 1798-1804 Samuel L. Southard as of 1815-20 Thomas Cox Ryerson as of 1834-38 William L. Dayton as of 1838 Peter Vredenburgh 1850 Lucius Q. C. Elmer as of 1852-59 Daniel Haines as of 1852-66 John Van Dyke as of 1859-66 George H. Brown as of 1861-65 Lucius Q. C. Elmer as of 1861-69 Joseph D. Bedle as of 1865-75 Alfred Reed 1875-95 William J. Magie 1880-97 Charles G. Garrison 1888-93 David A. Depue 1889-1900 Jonathan Dixon as of 1889-1900 Manning M. Knapp 1889-92 Edward W. Scudder 1889-93 Bennett Van Syckel as of 1889-1900 George T. Werts 1892-93 Job H. Lippincott 1893-1900 Leon Abbett 1893-94 William S. Gummere 1895-1901 George C. Ludlow 1895-1900 Charles G. Garrison 1896-1900 Gilbert Collins 1897-1903 J. Franklin Fort 1900-07 Joseph H. Gaskill 1900 Mahlon Pitney 1901-08 Thomas W. Trenchard 1906-41 James J. Bergen as of 1907-15 Charles Wolcott Parker 1907-47 Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr. as of 1920-29 Joseph L. Bodine 1929-48 Clarence E. Case 1929-46 Ralph W. E. Donges 1930-48 Thomas J. Brogan 1932-33 Harry Heher 1933-59 Joseph B. Perskie 1933-47 Newton Hazelton Porter 1938-45 Frederic R. Colie 1941-48 A. Dayton Oliphant 1945-46 William A. Wachenfeld 1946-59 Howard Eastwood 1946-48 Albert E. Burling 1947-60 Nathan L. Jacobs 1948 Henry E. Ackerson, Jr. 1948-52 Clarence E. Case 1948-52 A. Dayton Oliphant 1948-57 Nathan L. Jacobs 1952-75 William J. Brennan, Jr. 1952-56 Joseph Weintraub 1956-57 John J. Francis 1957-72 Haydn Proctor 1957-73 Frederick Wilson Hall 1959-75 C. Thomas Schettino 1959-72 Vincent S. Haneman 1960-71 Worrall Frederick Mountain 1971-79 Morris Pashman 1973- Mark A. Sullivan 1973- Robert L. Clifford 1973-94 Alan B. Handler 1977- Stewart G. Pollock 1979- Daniel J. O'Hern 1981- Marie L. Garibaldi 1982-2000 Gary S. Stein 1985-2002 Virginia Long 1999-2012 Jaynee LaVecchia 2000- James R. Zazzali 2000-06 Barry T. Albin 2002- John E. Wallace, Jr. 2003-10 Roberto A. Rivera-Soto 2004-11 Anne M. Patterson 2011- Faustino J. Fernandez-Vina 2013- Lee A. Solomon 2014- Walter F. Timpone 2016-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1838: Thomas Cox Ryerson, died in office.

1892 Jan 26: Manning M. Knapp, died in office.

1893 Jan 15: Charles G. Garrison, resigned.

1893 Feb 14: Edward W. Scudder, died in office.

1893 Mar 21: Leon Abbett, appointed.

1894 Dec 4: Leon Abbett, died in office.

1895 Feb 25: William S. Gummere, appointed.

1895 Jun 13: George C. Ludlow, appointed.

1897 Mar 8: Gilbert Collins, appointed.

1929 Mar 13: Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr., died in office.

1945 May 16: Newton Hazelton Porter, died in office.

1960 Oct 29: Albert E. Burling, died in office.

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