Past Sheriffs & Ex-Officio Tax Collectors
| Sheriff | Date of Oath |
|---|---|
| John Neilson |
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| Thomas Lilly |
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| Philemon Thomas |
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| Ferdinand L. Ameling |
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| John C. Buhler |
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| Augustin Duplantier |
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| Henry Waller Fowler |
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| Leroy C. Morris |
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| Henry V. Babin |
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| Francis V. Provest |
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| Edward Cousinard |
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| Thompson J. Bird |
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| Thomas W. Hurst |
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| G. LeBlanc |
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| O.H. Foreman |
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| W.L. Booth |
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| J.W. Bates |
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| J.H. Slaughter |
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| Joseph T. Young |
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| Nolan Stewart Dougherty |
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| W.G. Randolph |
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| J.A.M. Randolph |
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| T.H. Womack |
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| Robert B. Day |
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| Mrs. Eudora Slaughter Day |
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| Thomas Edward McHugh |
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| Robert Lee Petit |
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| Newman Henry deBretton |
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| Frank D. Trimble |
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| Bryan Clemmons |
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| J. Al Amiss |
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| Fred Sliman, Jr. |
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| Elmer B. Litchfield |
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| Greg Phares |
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| Sid J. Gautreaux, III |
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