U.S. Attorneys For The District of Maryland
- Richard Potts (1789–1792)
- Zebulon Hollingsworth (1792–1806)
- John Stephen (1806–1810)
- Thomas B. Dorsey (1810–1812)
- Elias Glenn (1812–1824)
- Nathaniel Williams (1824–1841)
- Z. Collins Lee (1841–1845)
- William L. Marshall (1845–1850)
- Z. Collins Lee (1850–1853)
- William M. Addison (1853–1862)
- William Price (1862–1865)
- William J. Jones (1865–1866)
- William Price (1866–1867)
- Andrew Sterett Ridgley (1867–1869)
- Archibald Stirling, Jr. (1869–1886)
- Thomas Gordon Hayes (1886–1890)
- John T. Ensor (1890–1894)
- William L. Marbury (1894–1898)
- John C. Rose (1898–1910)
- John P. Hill (1910–1915)
- Samuel K. Dennis (1915–1920)
- Robert R. Carman (1920–1922)
- Amos W. W. Woodcock (1922–1931)
- Simon E. Sobeloff (1931–1934)
- Bernard J. Flynn (1934–1953)
- George C. Doub (1953–1956)
- Walter E. Black, Jr. (1956–1957)
- Leon H. A. Pierson (1957–1961)
- Joseph D. Tydings (1961–1963)
- Robert H. Kernon (1963)
- Thomas J. Kenney (1963–1967)
- Stephen H. Sachs (1967–1970)
- George Beall (1970–1975)
- Jervis S. Finney (1975–1978)
- Russell T. Baker (1978–1981)
- Herbert Better* (1981)
- J. Frederick Motz (1981–1985)
- Catherine C. Blake* (1985–1986)
- Breckinridge L. Willcox (1986–1991)
- Richard D. Bennett (1991–1993)
- Gary P. Jordan* (1993)
- Lynne A. Battaglia (1993–2001)
- Stephen Schenning* (2001)
- Thomas M. DiBiagio (2001–2005)
- Allen F. Loucks* (2005)
- Rod J. Rosenstein (2005–present)
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