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U.S. District Attorneys in Vermont

U.S. District Attorneys for Vermont, 1791-1994 (may be incomplete!)
Stephen Jacob 1791-97 Charles Marsh 1797-1801 David Fay 1801-09 Cornelius P. Van Ness 1810-13 Titus Hutchinson 1813-21 William A. Griswold 1821-29 Daniel Kellogg 1829-41 Charles Davis 1841-45 Charles Linsley 1845-49 Abel Underwood 1849-53 Lucius B. Peck 1853-57 Henry E. Stoughton 1857-60 George Howe 1861-64 Dudley C. Denison 1864-69 Benjamin F. Fifield 1869-80 Kittredge Haskins 1880-87 Clarence H. Pitkin 1887-89 Frank Plumley 1889-94 John H. Senter 1894-98 James L. Martin 1898-1906 Alexander Dunnett 1906-15 Vernon A. Bullard 1915-23 Harry B. Amey 1923-32 Joseph A. McNamara 1932-53 Louis G. Whitcomb 1953-61 Joseph F. Radigan 1961-69 George W. F. Cook 1969-77 William B. Gray 1977-81 Jerome F. O'Neill 1981 George W. F. Cook 1981-87 George J. Terwilliger III 1987-91 Charles A. Caruso 1991-93 Charles R. Tetzlaff 1993-94

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