United States District Court For The District of Oregon - Former Judges

Former Judges

# Judge State Born/Died Active service Term as Chief Judge Senior status Appointed by Reason for
termination
1 Deady, MatthewMatthew Deady OR 1824–1893 1859–1893 (none) (none) Buchanan, Buchanan death
2 Bellinger, Charles B.Charles B. Bellinger OR 1839–1905 1893–1905 (none) (none) Cleveland, Cleveland death
3 Wolverton, Charles E.Charles E. Wolverton OR 1851–1926 1906–1926 (none) (none) Roosevelt, Roosevelt death
4 Bean, Robert S.Robert S. Bean OR 1854–1931 1909–1931 (none) (none) Taft, Taft death
5 McNary, John HughJohn Hugh McNary OR 1867–1936 1927–1936 (none) (none) Coolidge, Coolidge death
6 Fee, James AlgerJames Alger Fee OR 1988–1959 1931–1954 1948–1954 (none) Hoover, Hoover appointment to 9th Cir.
7 McColloch, Claude C.Claude C. McColloch OR 1888–1959 1937–1958 1954–1958 1958–1959 F. Roosevelt, F. Roosevelt death
8 Solomon, Gus J.Gus J. Solomon OR 1906–1987 1950–1971 1958–1971 1971–1987 Truman, Truman death
9 East, William G.William G. East OR 1908–1985 1955–1985 (none) (none) Eisenhower, Eisenhower death
10 Kilkenny, JohnJohn Kilkenny OR 1901–1995 1959–1969 (none) (none) Eisenhower, Eisenhower appointment to 9th Cir.
11 Belloni, Robert C.Robert C. Belloni OR 1919–1999 1967–1984 1971–1976 1984–1995 L. Johnson, L. Johnson retirement
12 Goodwin, AlfredAlfred Goodwin OR 1923–present 1969–1971 (none) (none) Nixon, Nixon appointment to 9th Cir.
13 Burns, James M.James M. Burns OR 1924–2001 1972–1989 1979–1984 1989–2001 Nixon, Nixon death
14 Skopil, Jr., Otto RichardOtto Richard Skopil, Jr. OR 1919–present 1972–1979 1976–1979 (none) Nixon, Nixon appointment to 9th Cir.
15 Frye, Helen J.Helen J. Frye OR 1930–2011 1980–1995 (none) 1995–2011 Carter, Carter death


18 Leavy, EdwardEdward Leavy OR 1929–present 1984–1987 (none) (none) Reagan, Reagan appointment to 9th Cir.

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