U.S. District Attorneys in West Virginia (original) (raw)
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U.S. District Attorneys in West Virginia
U.S. District Attorneys for West Virginia, 1876-1901 (may be incomplete!)
Nathan Goff, Jr. 1876-82William H. H. Flick 1882-86Cornelius C. Watts 1886-89George C. Sturgiss 1889-93Cornelius C. Watts 1893Stuart W. Walker 1893-97Joseph H. Gaines 1897-1901
U.S. District Attorneys for West Virginia, 1901-94 (may be incomplete!)
Reese Blizzard 1901-10H. Roy Waugh 1910-14Stuart W. Walker 1914-21Thomas A. Brown 1921-26Arthur Arnold 1926-34Howard L. Robinson 1934-38Joe V. Gibson 1938-47Wayne T. Brooks 1947C. Lee Spillers 1947-51Howard Caplan 1951-54John R. Morris 1954-56Albert M. Morgan 1956-61Robert E. Maxwell 1961-64John H. Kamlowsky 1964-69Leslie D. Lucas, Jr. 1969Paul C. Camilletti 1969-73James F. Companion 1973-76Stephen G. Jory 1977-81William A. Kolibash 1982-93William D. Wilmoth 1993-94
U.S. District Attorneys for West Virginia, 1901-2004 (may be incomplete!)
George W. Atkinson 1901-05Elliott Northcott 1905-09Harold A. Ritz 1909-13William G. Barnhart 1913-17F. Witcher McCullough 1917Leonidas H. Kelly 1917-22Elliott Northcott 1922-27Bernard J. Pettigrew 1927-28James Damron 1928-32David D. Ashworth 1932-33George I. Neal 1933-38Lemuel R. Via 1938-43Leslie E. Given 1943-50A. Garnett Thompson 1950-53Duncan W. Daugherty 1953-61Harry G. Camper, Jr. 1961-64Carl W. Belcher 1964Donald P. Moore 1964George D. Beter 1964-65Milton J. Ferguson 1965-69Wade H. Ballard III 1969-70W. Warren Upton 1970-72John A. Field III 1972-77Robert B. King 1977-81Wayne A. Rich, Jr. 1981-82David A. Faber 1982-86Michael W. Carey 1986-93Charles T. Miller 1993Rebecca A. Betts 1994-Karl Warner 2004
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