List of Former Judges
Thirty judges used to serve on the court, but no longer do:
# |
Judge |
State |
Born/Died |
Active |
Chief |
Senior |
Appointed by |
Reason for termination |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Bond, Hugh LennoxHugh Lennox Bond | MD | 1828–1893 | 1891–1893 | —— | —— | Grant, Grant | death |
2 | Goff, Jr., NathanNathan Goff, Jr. | WV | 1843–1920 | 1892–1913 | —— | —— | Harrison, B.B. Harrison | resignation |
3 | Simonton, Charles HenryCharles Henry Simonton | SC | 1829–1904 | 1893–1904 | —— | —— | Cleveland, Cleveland | death |
4 | Pritchard, Jeter ConnellyJeter Connelly Pritchard | NC/DC | 1857–1921 | 1904–1921 | —— | —— | Roosevelt, T.T. Roosevelt | death |
5 | Woods, Charles AlbertCharles Albert Woods | SC | 1852–1925 | 1913–1925 | —— | —— | Wilson, Wilson | death |
6 | Waddill, Jr., EdmundEdmund Waddill, Jr. | VA | 1855–1931 | 1921–1931 | —— | —— | Harding, Harding | death |
7 | Rose, John CarterJohn Carter Rose | MD | 1861–1927 | 1922–1927 | —— | —— | Harding, Harding | death |
8 | Parker, John J.John J. Parker | NC | 1885–1958 | 1925–1958 | 1948–1958 | —— | Coolidge, Coolidge | death |
9 | Northcott, ElliottElliott Northcott | WV | 1869–1946 | 1927–1939 | —— | 1939–1946 | Coolidge, Coolidge | death |
10 | Soper, Morris AmesMorris Ames Soper | MD | 1873–1963 | 1931–1955 | —— | 1955–1963 | Hoover, Hoover | death |
11 | Dobie, Armistead MasonArmistead Mason Dobie | VA | 1881–1962 | 1939–1956 | —— | 1956–1962 | Roosevelt, F.F. Roosevelt | death |
12 | Sobeloff, Simon E.Simon E. Sobeloff | MD | 1894–1973 | 1956–1970 | 1958–1964 | 1970–1973 | Eisenhower, Eisenhower | death |
13 | Haynsworth, ClementClement Haynsworth | SC | 1912–1989 | 1957–1981 | 1964–1981 | 1981–1989 | Eisenhower, Eisenhower | death |
14 | Boreman, Herbert StephensonHerbert Stephenson Boreman | WV | 1897–1982 | 1959–1971 | —— | 1971–1982 | Eisenhower, Eisenhower | death |
15 | Bryan Jr., Albert V.Albert V. Bryan Jr. | VA | 1899–1984 | 1961–1972 | —— | 1972–1984 | Kennedy, Kennedy | death |
16 | Bell, J. SpencerJ. Spencer Bell | NC | 1906–1967 | 1961–1967 | —— | —— | Kennedy, Kennedy | death |
17 | Winter, Harrison LeeHarrison Lee Winter | MD | 1921–1990 | 1966–1990 | 1981–1989 | 1990–1990 | Johnson, L.L. Johnson | death |
18 | Craven, Jr., James BraxtonJames Braxton Craven, Jr. | NC | 1918–1977 | 1966–1977 | —— | —— | Johnson, L.L. Johnson | death |
19 | Butzner, Jr., John D.John D. Butzner, Jr. | VA | 1917–2006 | 1967–1982 | —— | 1982–2006 | Johnson, L.L. Johnson | death |
20 | Russell, Donald StuartDonald Stuart Russell | SC | 1906–1998 | 1971–1998 | —— | —— | Nixon, Nixon | death |
21 | Field, Jr., John A.John A. Field, Jr. | WV | 1910–1995 | 1971–1976 | —— | 1976–1995 | Nixon, Nixon | death |
22 | Widener, Jr., H. EmoryH. Emory Widener, Jr. | VA | 1923–2007 | 1972–2007 | —— | 2007 | Nixon, Nixon | death |
23 | Hall, Kenneth KellerKenneth Keller Hall | WV | 1918–1999 | 1976–1998 | —— | 1998–1999 | Ford, Ford | death |
25 | Murnaghan, Jr., Francis DominicFrancis Dominic Murnaghan, Jr. | MD | 1920–2000 | 1979–2000 | —— | —— | Carter, Carter | death |
26 | Sprouse, James MarshallJames Marshall Sprouse | WV | 1923–2004 | 1979–1992 | —— | 1992–1995 | Carter, Carter | retirement |
27 | Ervin III, Samuel JamesSamuel James Ervin III | NC | 1926–1999 | 1980–1999 | 1989–1996 | —— | Carter, Carter | death |
30 | Sneeden, Emory M.Emory M. Sneeden | DC | 1927–1987 | 1984–1986 | —— | —— | Reagan, Reagan | resignation |
31 | Wilkins, William WalterWilliam Walter Wilkins | SC | 1942– | 1986–2007 | 2003–2007 | 2007–2008 | Reagan, Reagan | retirement |
34 | Luttig, J. MichaelJ. Michael Luttig | VA | 1954– | 1991–2006 | —— | —— | Bush, G.H.W.G.H.W. Bush | resignation |
35 | Williams, Karen J.Karen J. Williams | SC | 1951– | 1992–2009 | 2007–2009 | —— | Bush, G.H.W.G.H.W. Bush | retirement |
36 | Michael, M. BlaneM. Blane Michael | WV | 1943–2011 | 1993–2011 | —— | —— | Clinton, Clinton | death |
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