List of federal judges appointed by Herbert Hoover

President Herbert Hoover.
Charles Evans Hughes was Hoover's pick for Chief Justice.
One of Hoover's first appellate court appointees, Curtis D. Wilbur had previously been nominated to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit by President Calvin Coolidge, but the nomination was not acted on before the end of Coolidge's presidency.

Following is a list of all United States federal judges appointed by President Herbert Hoover during his presidency.[1] In total Hoover appointed 62 federal judges: three Justices to the Supreme Court of the United States (including one chief justice), 16 judges to the United States Courts of Appeals, and 43 judges to the United States district courts.

United States Supreme Court Justices

JusticeSeatStateBegan active
service
Ended active
service
Ended senior
status
Cardozo, Benjamin N.Benjamin N. CardozoSeat 2New YorkMarch 2, 1932July 9, 1938
Hughes, Charles EvansCharles Evans HughesChief JusticeNew YorkFebruary 13, 1930June 30, 1941August 27, 1948
Roberts, OwenOwen RobertsSeat 8PennsylvaniaMay 20, 1930July 31, 1945

Courts of Appeals

JudgeCircuitBegan active
service
Ended active
service
Ended senior
status
Gardner, Archibald K.Archibald K. GardnerEighthMay 23, 1929September 30, 1960January 21, 1962
Groner, Duncan LawrenceDuncan Lawrence GronerD.C. Cir.February 21, 1931December 7, 1937
Hitz, WilliamWilliam HitzD.C. Cir.February 6, 1931July 3, 1935
Hutcheson, Jr., Joseph ChappellJoseph Chappell Hutcheson, Jr.FifthJanuary 26, 1931November 4, 1964January 18, 1973
McDermott, George ThomasGeorge Thomas McDermottTenthApril 30, 1929January 19, 1937
Morton, Jr., James MadisonJames Madison Morton, Jr.FirstJanuary 9, 1932September 30, 1939June 26, 1940
Phillips, Orie LeonOrie Leon PhillipsTenthApril 29, 1929January 1, 1956November 14, 1974
Sanborn, Jr., John B.John B. Sanborn, Jr.EighthJanuary 23, 1932June 30, 1959March 7, 1964
Sawtelle, William HenryWilliam Henry SawtelleNinthJanuary 29, 1931December 17, 1934
Sibley, Samuel HaleSamuel Hale SibleyFifthJanuary 24, 1931October 1, 1949October 13, 1958
Simons, Charles CasperCharles Casper SimonsSixthJanuary 29, 1932September 15, 1959February 2, 1964
Soper, Morris AmesMorris Ames SoperFourthMay 6, 1931[2]June 2, 1955March 11, 1963
Sparks, William MorrisWilliam Morris SparksSeventhOctober 31, 1929November 13, 1948January 7, 1950
Thompson, Joseph WhitakerJoseph Whitaker ThompsonThirdJanuary 29, 1931May 1, 1938January 7, 1946
Wilbur, Curtis D.Curtis D. WilburNinthMay 2, 1929May 10, 1945September 8, 1954
Wilson, ScottScott WilsonFirstOctober 2, 1929March 31, 1940October 22, 1942

District courts

JudgeCourt
[Note 1]
Began active
service
Ended active
service
Ended senior
status
Adkins, Jesse CorcoranJesse Corcoran AdkinsD.D.C.June 17, 1930October 15, 1946March 29, 1955
Avis, John BoydJohn Boyd AvisD.N.J.October 2, 1929January 21, 1944
Barnes, John PeterJohn Peter BarnesN.D. Ill.March 4, 1931September 15, 1957December 31, 1958
Briggle, Charles GuyCharles Guy BriggleS.D. Ill.January 25, 1932August 1, 1958June 6, 1972
Bryant, RandolphRandolph BryantE.D. Tex.January 24, 1931April 24, 1951
Byers, Mortimer W.Mortimer W. ByersE.D.N.Y.November 20, 1929February 1, 1960March 5, 1962
Caffey, Francis GordonFrancis Gordon CaffeyS.D.N.Y.April 30, 1929October 31, 1947September 20, 1951
Chesnut, William CalvinWilliam Calvin ChesnutD. Md.May 9, 1931[3]July 31, 1953October 16, 1962
Cosgrave, GeorgeGeorge CosgraveS.D. Cal.April 8, 1930August 31, 1940August 4, 1945
Cox, Joseph WinstonJoseph Winston CoxD.D.C.July 7, 1930September 9, 1939
Coxe, Jr., Alfred ConklingAlfred Conkling Coxe, Jr.S.D.N.Y.May 1, 1929January 31, 1951December 21, 1957
Fee, James AlgerJames Alger FeeD. Or.March 18, 1931[4]April 30, 1954
Forman, PhillipPhillip FormanD.N.J.June 25, 1932September 20, 1959
Galston, Clarence G.Clarence G. GalstonE.D.N.Y.April 29, 1929January 1, 1957January 22, 1964
Glenn, Jr., John LylesJohn Lyles Glenn, Jr.W.D.S.C.
E.D.S.C.
April 29, 1929May 2, 1938
Hincks, Carroll C.Carroll C. HincksD. Conn.January 24, 1931December 7, 1953
Hollzer, Harry AaronHarry Aaron HollzerS.D. Cal.March 3, 1931January 14, 1946
Hopkins, Richard JosephRichard Joseph HopkinsD. Kan.December 19, 1929August 28, 1943
Johnson, George E. Q.George E. Q. JohnsonN.D. Ill.August 3, 1932[5]March 3, 1933
Joyce, Matthew M.Matthew M. JoyceD. Minn.February 11, 1932October 11, 1954January 12, 1956
Kennamer, Charles BrentsCharles Brents KennamerN.D. Ala.
M.D. Ala.
February 25, 1931June 3, 1955
June 3, 1955[6]
Kennerly, Thomas MartinThomas Martin KennerlyS.D. Tex.February 7, 1931August 29, 1954July 29, 1962
Knight, JohnJohn KnightW.D.N.Y.March 18, 1931[7]June 15, 1955
Letts, F. DickinsonF. Dickinson LettsD.D.C.May 5, 1931[8]May 31, 1961January 19, 1965
Luhring, Oscar RaymondOscar Raymond LuhringD.D.C.July 3, 1930August 18, 1944
McLellan, Hugh DeanHugh Dean McLellanD. Mass.February 10, 1932September 30, 1941
McMillan, Robert JohnstonRobert Johnston McMillanW.D. Tex.January 19, 1932October 27, 1941
Nields, John PercyJohn Percy NieldsD. Del.July 3, 1930September 30, 1941August 26, 1943
Nordbye, Gunnar HansGunnar Hans NordbyeD. Minn.March 18, 1931[9]March 6, 1967November 5, 1977
O'Brien, Ernest AloysiusErnest Aloysius O'BrienE.D. Mich.March 4, 1931October 9, 1948
O'Donoghue, Daniel WilliamDaniel William O'DonoghueD.D.C.October 28, 1931[10]October 31, 1946June 29, 1948
Patterson, Robert P.Robert P. PattersonS.D.N.Y.May 13, 1930March 22, 1939
Paul, Jr., JohnJohn Paul, Jr.W.D. Va.January 14, 1932August 1, 1958February 13, 1964
Proctor, James McPhersonJames McPherson ProctorD.D.C.March 2, 1931March 5, 1948
Sames, Albert MorrisAlbert Morris SamesD. Ariz.February 21, 1931April 1, 1946March 16, 1958
Strum, Louie WillardLouie Willard StrumS.D. Fla.March 2, 1931October 3, 1950
Underwood, Emory MarvinEmory Marvin UnderwoodN.D. Ga.March 2, 1931March 5, 1948August 28, 1960
Watson, Albert LeisenringAlbert Leisenring WatsonM.D. Pa.December 17, 1929May 31, 1955December 20, 1960
Way, Luther B.Luther B. WayE.D. Va.March 4, 1931October 23, 1943
Welsh, George AustinGeorge Austin WelshE.D. Pa.May 20, 1932August 29, 1957October 22, 1970
Wheat, Alfred AdamsAlfred Adams WheatD.D.C.May 3, 1929
June 4, 1930
(as Chief Judge)[11]
December 31, 1941
December 31, 1941
May 11, 1943
Woolsey, John M.John M. WoolseyS.D.N.Y.April 29, 1929December 31, 1943May 4, 1945
Wyman, Alfred LeeAlfred Lee WymanD.S.D.May 10, 1929December 15, 1953

Specialty courts

United States Court of Customs Appeals

JudgeBegan active
service
Ended active
service
Garrett, Finis JamesFinis James Garrett19291956
Lenroot, Irvine LutherIrvine Luther Lenroot19291949

United States Court of Claims

Judge Began active
service
Ended active
service
Littleton, Benjamin HorsleyBenjamin Horsley Littleton19291966
Williams, Thomas SutlerThomas Sutler Williams19291940
Whaley, Richard SmithRichard Smith Whaley19301951

United States Customs Court

JudgeBegan active
service
Ended active
service
Evans, Walter HowardWalter Howard Evans19311959
Kincheloe, David HayesDavid Hayes Kincheloe19311950
Dallinger, Frederick WilliamFrederick William Dallinger19321955

Notes

References

General
Specific
  1. All information on the names, terms of service, and details of appointment of federal judges is derived from the Biographical Directory of Federal Judges, a public-domain publication of the Federal Judicial Center.
  2. Recess appointment; formally nominated on December 15, 1931, confirmed by the United States Senate on January 12, 1932, and received commission on January 19, 1932.
  3. Recess appointment; formally nominated on December 15, 1931, confirmed by the United States Senate on January 12, 1932, and received commission on January 12, 1932.
  4. Recess appointment; formally nominated on December 15, 1931, confirmed by the United States Senate on December 22, 1931, and received commission on December 23, 1931.
  5. Recess appointment; the United States Senate later rejected the appointment.
  6. After June 5, 1936, Kennamer served on only the Middle District of Alabama.
  7. Recess appointment; formally nominated on December 15, 1931, confirmed by the United States Senate on January 6, 1932, and received commission on January 9, 1932.
  8. Recess appointment; formally nominated on December 15, 1931, confirmed by the United States Senate on February 17, 1932, and received commission on February 20, 1932.
  9. Recess appointment; formally nominated on December 16, 1931, confirmed by the United States Senate on February 3, 1932, and received commission on February 10, 1932.
  10. Recess appointment; formally nominated on December 15, 1931, confirmed by the United States Senate on January 26, 1932, and received commission on February 23, 1932.
  11. The position of Chief Judge of the District of Columbia was considered a separate appointment at the time of Wheat's service.

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