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U.S. District Attorneys in Wyoming

U.S. District Attorneys for Wyoming, 1869-2007 (may be incomplete!)
Joseph M. Carey 1869 Edward P. Johnson 1872-76 John J. Jenkins 1876-79 Lewis E. Payne 1879 Charles H. Seymore 1879-80 Melville C. Brown 1880-84 J. A. River 1884-85 Anthony C. Campbell 1885-90 Benjamin F. Fowler 1890-94 Gibson Clark 1894-98 Timothy F. Burke 1898-1907 Benjamin M. Ausherman 1907 Timothy F. Burke 1907-11 Hilliard S. Ridgely 1911-14 Charles L. Rigdon 1914-21 A. D. Walton 1921-33 Carl L. Sackett 1933-49 John C. Pickett 1949 John J. Hickey 1949-53 John F. Raper, Jr. 1953-61 Robert N. Chaffin 1961-69 Richard V. Thomas 1969-74 Clarence Brimmer, Jr. 1974-75 James P. Castberg 1975-77 Toshiro Suyematsu 1977 Charles E. Graves 1977-81 Toshiro Suyematsu 1981 Richard A. Stacy 1981-94 David D. Freudenthal 1994-98 Matt Mead 2001-07

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