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Washington through Madison Nominees (1789-1812)

  • JAMES WILSON (1789-1798)

    On first Supreme Court

    Just nine cases in nine years

    Started U Penn law

     

    Biography

  • William Cushing (1789-1810)

    Wore a powdered wig

    Declined chance to become Chief

    Decided Chisholm

     

    Biography

  • john blair, jr. (1790-1795)

    Signed Constitution

    Early Virginia jurist

    Six years on the Court

     

    Biography

  • john rutledge (1795)

    Original Court

    Resigned to be S.C. Chief

    Wrote no opinions

     

    Biography

  • James Iredell (1790-1799)

    North Carolina

    Justice at just thirty-eight

    Original Court

     

    Biography

  • thomas johnson (1792-1793)

    Sought independence

    First Maryland Governor

    Shortest time on Court

     

    Biography

  • William Paterson (1793-1806)

    Signed Constitution

    Senator and Governor

    Thirteen years on Court

     

    Biography

  • SAMUEL CHASE (1796-1811)

    Signed Declaration

    Jefferson sought impeachment

    Total accquital

     

    Biography

  • bushrod washington (1798-1829)

    President's nephew

    Listed fundamental rights

    Lived at Mount Vernon

     

    Biography

  • ALfred moore (1799-1804)

    Stood just four foot five

    Wrote Quasi-War opinion

    Helped found UNC

     

    Biography

  • WILLIAM JOHNSON (1804-1834)

    South Carolina

    Court’s first non-Federalist

    Often dissented

     

    Biography

  • henry livingston (1807-1823)

    From New York, New York

    Often followed Marshall’s lead

    Middle name: “Brockholst”

     

    Biography

  • thomas todd (1807-1826)

    Helped found Kentucky

    Appointed when Court size grew

    Mostly land cases

     

    Biography

  • gabriel duvall (1811-1835)

    Roots in Maryland

    Just seventeen opinions

    Served twenty-three years

     

    Biography

  • joseph story (1811-1845)

    Our youngest Justice

    Freed slaves of the Amistad

    Prolific author

     

    Biography

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