United States Court of Appeals For The Eleventh Circuit - List of Former Judges

List of Former Judges

# Judge State Born/Died Active service Term as Chief Judge Senior status Appointed by Reason for
termination
1 Rives, RichardRichard Rives AL 1895–1982 — — 1981–1982 Truman, Truman death
2 Tuttle, ElbertElbert Tuttle GA 1897–1996 — — 1981–1996 Eisenhower, Eisenhower death
3 Jones, Warren LeroyWarren Leroy Jones FL 1895–1993 — — 1981–1993 Eisenhower, Eisenhower death
4 Godbold, John CooperJohn Cooper Godbold AL 1920–2009 1981–1987 1981–1986 1987–2009 Johnson, L.L. Johnson death
5 Dyer, David WilliamDavid William Dyer FL 1910–1998 — — 1981–1998 Johnson, L.L. Johnson death
6 Simpson, John Milton BryanJohn Milton Bryan Simpson FL 1903–1987 — — 1981–1987 Johnson, L.L. Johnson death
7 Morgan, Lewis RenderLewis Render Morgan GA 1913–2001 — — 1981–2001 Johnson, L.L. Johnson death
8 Roney, Paul HitchPaul Hitch Roney FL 1921–2006 1981–1989 1986–1989 1989–2006 Nixon, Nixon death
12 Vance, Robert SmithRobert Smith Vance AL 1931–1989 1981–1989 — — Carter, Carter death
14 Johnson, Frank MinisFrank Minis Johnson AL 1918–1999 1981–1991 — 1991–1999 Carter, Carter death
16 Hatchett, Joseph WoodrowJoseph Woodrow Hatchett FL 1932–present 1981–1999 1996–1999 — Carter, Carter retirement
17 Henderson, Albert JohnAlbert John Henderson GA 1920–1999 1981–1986 — 1986–1999 Carter, Carter death
18 Clark, Thomas AlonzoThomas Alonzo Clark GA 1920–2005 1981–1991 — 1991–2005 Carter, Carter death


21 Birch, Jr., Stanley F.Stanley F. Birch, Jr. GA 1945– 1990–2010 — — G.H.W. Bush, G.H.W. Bush retirement

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