Chiefs of The Revenue Marine Bureau
Chiefs exercised centralized control over the Revenue Marine Bureau.
- Captain Alexander V. Fraser, USRM, 1843–1848
- Captain Richard Evans, USRM, 1848–1849
In 1849 the Revenue Marine Bureau was dissolved, and the Revenue Marine fell under the control the Commissioner of Customs until the Revenue Marine Bureau was again established in 1869.
- N. Broughton Devereux, 1869–1871
- Sumner I. Kimball, 1871–1878
- Ezra Clark, 1878–1885
- Peter Bonnett, 1885–1889
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