United States District Court For The Eastern District of Oklahoma - Former Judges

Former Judges

# Judge State Born/Died Active service Term as Chief Judge Senior status Appointed by Reason for
termination
1 Campbell, Ralph E.Ralph E. Campbell OK 1867–1921 1907-1918 (none) (none) Roosevelt, T.T. Roosevelt resignation
2 Williams, Robert L.Robert L. Williams OK 1868–1948 1919–1937 (none) (none) Wilson, Wilson appointment to 10th Cir.
3 Kennamer, Franklin ElmoreFranklin Elmore Kennamer OK 1879–1960 1924–1925 (none) (none) Coolidge, Coolidge reassignment to N.D. Okla.
4 Rice, EugeneEugene Rice OK 1891–1967 1937–1963 1949–1963 1963–1967 Roosevelt, F.F. Roosevelt death
5 Murrah, Alfred P.Alfred P. Murrah OK 1904–1975 1937–1940 (none) (none) Roosevelt, F.F. Roosevelt appointment to 10th Cir.
6 Broaddus, Bower SlackBower Slack Broaddus OK 1888–1949 1940–1949 (none) (none) Roosevelt, F.F. Roosevelt death
7 Wallace, William RobertWilliam Robert Wallace OK 1886–1960 1950–1960 (none) (none) Truman, Truman death
8 Daugherty, Frederick AlvinFrederick Alvin Daugherty OK 1914–2006 1961–1985 1973–1975 1982–2006 Kennedy, Kennedy death
9 Bohanon, Luther L.Luther L. Bohanon OK 1902–2003 1961–1974 (none) 1974–2003 Kennedy, Kennedy death
10 Langley, Orville EdwinOrville Edwin Langley OK 1908–1973 1965–1973 1965–1973 (none) Johnson, L.L. Johnson death
11 Morris, Joseph WilsonJoseph Wilson Morris OK 1922–present 1965–1978 1975–1978 (none) Nixon, Nixon resignation
12 Cook, H. DaleH. Dale Cook OK 1924–2008 1974–1992 1979–1992 1992–2008 Ford, Ford resignation
14 Russell, David LynnDavid Lynn Russell OK 1942–present 1981–1990 (none) (none) Reagan, Reagan reassignment to W.D. Okla.
15 Burrage, MichaelMichael Burrage OK 1950–present 1994–2001 1996–2001 (none) Clinton, Clinton resignation

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