United States Attorney for the District of Georgia
United States Attorney for the District of Georgia is a defunct
United States Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia.[1]
Office holders
- Matthew McAllister (1789-1797)
- Charles Jackson (1797-1798)
- George Woodruff (1798-1802)
- David B. Mitchell (1802-1804)
- William B. Bullock(1804-1813)
- Charles Harris (1813-1815)
- William Davies (1815-1819)
- Richard W. Habersham (1819-1827)
- Matthew H. McAllister(1827-1835)
- Robert M. Charlton (1835-1836)
- William H. Stiles (1836-1838)
- John E. Ward(1838-1839)
- Robert M. Charlton (1839-1840)
- Solomon Cohen (1840-1842) - possibly Solomon Cohen Jr.?
- Alexander Drysdale (1842-1844)
- Richard A. Cuyler (1844)
- Henry R. Jackson (1844) - possibly Henry Rootes Jackson?
- Henry Williams (1850-1853)
- George S. Owens (1853-1856)
- George A. Gordon (1856-1857)
- Joseph Ganahl (1857-1860)
- Hamilton Gouper (1860)
- John D. Pope (1870-1876)
- Henry P. Farrow (1876-1880)
- John S. Bigby (1880-1883)
References
- ^ Executive Office for United States Attorneys (1989). Bicentennial Celebration of United States Attorneys, 1789–1989 (PDF) (Report). Washington, District of Columbia: United States Department of Justice. Retrieved 2023-06-19.
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