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Thomas J. Clayton, the first elected president judge of the Delaware county courts, was born in Bethel, June 20, 1826. He read law in Wilmington, and was admitted to the Delaware county bar November 24. 1851. He located in Philadelphia, was admitted to that bar January 7. 1852, and for twenty-four years practiced in that city, residing, however, most of that period near Thur- low, now a part of the city of Chester. He was an adroit politician, al- though until his election as judge, never held an office. He built up a strong political machine in Delaware county that in 1874 elected him judge over the much abler lawyer and jurist, Judge John M. Broomall. He served a full term of ten years, and was re-elected in 1894, when he was nearly seventy years of age, holding until his death, January 30, 1900. He was an energetic and suc- cessful lawyer, had a bright retentive mind, and was able as a judge.
The present judge, Isaac Johnson, was appointed in January, 1900, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Clayton. At the November elec- tion he was chosen to serve a full term of ten years and in 1910 was again elected to the same high position. He was born in Ridley, studied law, and has the distinction of being the only member of the Delaware county bar ad- mitted without an examination. Judge Clayton admitted him on motion of ex-Judge John M. Broomall, who stated that his qualifications were such as to render examination unnecessary. He was very successful as a lawyer, a popular orator, and as a jurist has displayed great wisdom and legal acumen. He served as captain in the Civil War, and previous to his elevation to the bench had for twelve years held the office of prothonotary and clerk of the courts of Delaware county.
In 1907 the growth of the county so increased the work of the courts that a bill was passed by the legislature granting Delaware county an additional law judge. On March 17. 1907, Governor Stuart appointed William B. Broomall to that position, and at the November election of that year he was elected for a full term of ten years.
Judge William B. Broomall, son of Judge John M. Broomall, was born in Chester, Pennsylvania, January 30, 1843 ; was graduated from Haverford Col- lege in 1861, and then began the study of law. In 1862 he enlisted in Com- pany D. 124th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry ; was in hard active service in the Antietam and Chancellorsville campaigns, and at the close of his term of enlistment received honorable discharge. He then returned to legal study, and in 1864 was admitted to the Delaware county bar. He rose rapidly in his profession, appearing in almost every case of importance, and became a recognized leader of the county bar. As a judge he has worthily up- held the traditions of this one of the strongest bars in Pennsylvania.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES OF NOTE.
William Richardson Atlee was commissioned one of the justices of the court of common pleas of Delaware county two days after the act of Sep- tember 28. 1780. erecting the county, became a law. He was also appointed the same day prothonotary and clerk of the quarter sessions and orphans'
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court. On September 4, 1791. he was reappointed by Governor Mifflin to the office of prothonotary, and again on March 16, 1792. He was indicted for ex- cessive fee charges, but was acquitted. He held office until April 6, 1796, and the 26th of July following was admitted to the county bar.
Richard Hill Morris was commissioned October 12, 1789, having previous- ly been a justice of quarter sessions of Chester county. George Pearce, of As- ton, was commissioned the same day, also having been a justice in Chester county. He held the rank of lieutenant-colonel of the Third Battalion of Mili- tia during the Revolution. John Pearson, also commissioned on the same day. was a resident of Darby and a Revolutionary soldier. first lieutenant of the Pennsylvania line, promoted captain September 7. 1777, and active all through the war.
Thomas Lewis, commissioned the same day with Justices Morris, Pearce and Pearson, was also a Revolutionary soldier, ranking as captain. He held many offices in Chester county, and in 1799 was commissioned lieutenant-colo- nel of the 65th Regiment Pennsylvania Militia.
In 1791 Richard Riley was appointed associate judge. He was born in Marcus Hook, of English parents. He was county assessor. a justice of the county, and member of the legislature prior to his appointment as judge. He was an ardent patriot during the Revolution, a member of the Chester county committee of correspondence. delegate to the first and second Provincial con- vention, member of the committee of safety of Chester county, and inspector of arms. He died August 27. 1820. aged eighty-five years.
Mark Wilcox, commissioned September 17. 1791, was a son of Thomas Wilcox, who about 172; built on the west branch of Chester creek the second paper mill in the United States-the Ivy Mills. Judge Wilcox was a member of the assembly from Chester county in 1799, lieutenant-colonel of the 110th Regiment, and for thirty years associate judge of Delaware county. He died in 1827, aged eighty-four years.
Hugh Lloyd served as associate judge of Delaware county courts a third of a century, the longest term in the judicial history of the county. Born in 1742, he took active part in the war for independence, and serving two terms in the Pennsylvania Assembly ; he was a man of usefulness, and lived to the great age of ninety-three years.
Benjamin Brannon, of Upper Darby, was an ardent patriot, and in 1776 was appointed to instruct the people of Chester county in the mode of making saltpetre for the state powder mills. In 1777 he was one of the sub-lieutenants of the county: was county commissioner in 1779: member of the Assembly from Chester county 1782: and commissioned associate judge June 5. 1794.
John Crosby, appointed April 26, 1790, was a first lieutenant of the First Battalion Pennsylvania Militia, saw service, was captured at his home in Ridley. taken to New York, and confined on the British ship "Falmouth." He served as associate judge until 1826.
William Anderson, a Virginian, joined the Continental army when fif- teen years of age : was present at the siege of Yorktown and witnessed the
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surrender of Cornwallis. He settled in Chester, and in 1796 purchased the Columbia House. He was a member of the Eleventh, Twelfth and Fifteenth Congresses ; made the address to Lafayette in response to the sentiment, "The Nation's Guest," in the State House at Philadelphia, September 29, 1824. He resigned as associate judge to accept a position in the Philadelphia custom house. He held the military rank of major, and died December 16, 1829, aged sixty-seven years.
Joseph Engle, born 1770, was thirty-six years of age before attaining any office of prominence in the county. In 1806 he was appointed commissioner, and on May 24, 1809, was commissioned prothonotary, recorder, register and clerk of the courts, commissioned January 14, 1812, and again December 20. 1814. He was well acquainted with judicial procedure from his years of ex- perience with the courts, and frequently during Judge Darlington's term as president judge, was obliged to preside, charging the grand jury and trying cases. Associate Judge Engle died October 18, 1857. in his eighty-eighth year.
Henry Myers was prothonotary, recorder, register and clerk of Delaware county courts for three terms prior to being commissioned associate judge, De- cember 27, 1833. In 1826 he was elected state senator, serving four years, retiring from public life at the expiration of his term. He left his home on February 23, 1855, a bitter cold day, and was found frozen near Cobb's Creek the following day.
Dr. George Smith, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, 1820, practiced in Darby five years, then coming into a fortune he retired from his profession. From 1832 to 1836 he was state senator, and as chairman of the committee on education drafted a bill in the interest of the public schools, the first practical enactment respecting free publie education secured in the state, Governor Ritner appointed Dr. Smith associate judge of Delaware county in 1836, and in 1840 he was elected for a second term. He was superintendent of public instruction in the county for several years. and president of the school board for Upper Darby. In September, 1833, with four others, he founded the Delaware County Institute of Science, and for nearly fifty years he was its president. In 1862 he published his "History of Delaware County," a much quoted authority on history of the county. He died February 24, 1884, full of years and honors.
George Gray Leiper was appointed associate judge by Governor Porter. He was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, 1803, at the age of seventeen years, and settled after his marriage on the Leiper estate in Ridley township. In 1811 he established the first Sunday school in the county. He served in the war of 1812 as lientenant of the Delaware County Fencibles. In 1818 he built at his own expense the Ridley Presbyterian Church. In 1822- 1823 he was a member of the legislature, and so strongly urged state aid for the maintenance of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum in Philadelphia that he was chosen a director of that institution, continuing as such until his death. In 1828 he was elected a member of the Twenty-first Congress, but declining a
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renomination. In 1843 he was appointed associate judge, continuing on the bench until the office was made elective. He died November 18, 1868, in his eighty-third year.
James Andrews and Sketchley Morton were the first two associate judges of Delaware county elected by the people. They were elected November 10, 1851, Judge Andrew being re-elected in 1856; and in 1861, at the expiration of his term, being then seventy years of age, he retired. Judge Morton served but one term, and was more the merchant than the public man, although he served a term in the legislature. He was president of the Delaware County Mutual Insurance Company from 1852 until October, 1878, when he resigned. He died February 9, 1878, aged sixty-seven years.
Frederick J. Hinkson Sr. was elected in 1856. He was born Novem- ber 8, 1803, in Upper Providence, and learned the tailor's trade, obtaining lat- er an education, and taught school. He entered the employ of the Bank of Delaware County in Chester, 1828, and as clerk, cashier and president was con- nected with that institution until 1864, when he resigned. He was for twenty years treasurer of the borough of Chester, was treasurer of the first building and loan association in the borough, and held many offices of trust. He re- signed his office of associate judge before his term expired.
THE BAR.
Beginning with William Tilghman, who moved his own admission to the bar of Delaware county, the opening day of the first court ever held in Dela- ware county, the following is a list of the attorneys of Delaware county, with the date of their admission :
William Tilghman
November 9, 1789
Nicholas Diehl May 10, 1791
William Blair
9. 1789
Robert H. Dunkin 10, 1791
Joseph Thomas
9. 1789
John C. Willis
10, 1791
Thomas Ross
9, 1789
Isaac Telfall
August 10, 1791 November 9. 1791
Benjamin Morgan
9, 1789
Thomas Armstrong December 2, 1791
Anthony Morris
1789 1789
Robert Fraser
July 30, 1792
John Todd
John Ross Thomas W. Tallman January 3. 1793
Alexander Wilcox
February 9, 1790
Wm. Bradford, Jr.
9, 1790
John D. Cox April 30, 1793
Jacob Bankson
66 9, 1790
Joseph Hemphill October 1793
Elisha Price
9, 1790
Robert Porter
9. 1790
John Horn January 29, 1795 Caleb Pierce William Sergeant " 29. 1795 April 27, 1795
Thomas B. Dick
9, 1790
Moses Levy
9, 1790
James Hunter
October 1795
William Rawle
9, 1790
David Moore William Martin
April 1796
Anthony Morris
9, 1790
William R. Atlee
Sampson Levy
May II, 1700 66 II, 1790
Michael Kepple Alex. James Dallas
July 26, 1796 26, 1796 November 1. 1796 April 7, 1797
J. D. Sergeant George Campbell John Thompson
¥ 9. 1790
October 30, 1797
¥ 9. 1790
Bird Wilson William Ewing IV. L. Ilannum
April 1798
William Graham
9, 1789
Seth Chapman
31, 1792
Benjamin Morgan
9, 1790
January 23, 1796
Matthias Baldwin
November 9. 1790
DELAWARE COUNTY
Joseph Reed
May 2, 1798
Matthew Morris April 14, 1817
Jonathan T. Haight
January 28, 1799
John Kentzing Kane 14, 1817
Charles Chauncey
28, 1799
James C. Biddle 14, 1817
John Sergeant
July 30, 1799
Samuel Rush
October 19, 1818
John Taylor
April 1800
Charles Sidney Cox
19, 1818
William Hemphill
July 1800
John J. Richards
January 19, 1819.
Nich. G. Williamson
January 1801
Joseph P. Norburry
July 16, 1819
Jonathan W. Condey
April 1801 = 1801
David Paul Brown : 16, 1819
Richard Rush 180I
Wm. Wilmor, junior
16, 1819
Jolın Ewing, junior W. Robinson, junior
25, 1802
Arthur Middleton
18, 1819
Isaac Darlington
25, 1802
Richard C. Wood
18, 1819
Thomas Bradford
25, 1802
Robert R. Beale
October 17, 1820
James D. Barnard
April 30, 180.4
William Williamson
January 17, 1821
Peter Arrell Brown
May I, 1804
Edward Darlington
April 9. 1821
Charles F. Frazer
October 30, 1804 = 30, 1804
Aquilla A. Brown
January 21, 1822
Rich. Bache, junior Samuel Edwards
April 30, 1805
John M1. Reed
June 19, 1822
Joseph Barnes
October 23, 1806
William S. Haines
July 22, 1822
Benjamin Sliober
January 21, 1807
Thomas S. Bell
April 14. 1823
Jno. Edwards, junior
October 19, 1807
Thomas F. Gordon
66 1.4, 1823 66 14. 1823
B. Newcomb, junior
19, 1807
Bond Valentine
Edward Richards
July
28, 1823
Thomas R. Ross Ziba Pyle
July 17, 1809
A. Marshall, junior Thomas Dunlap
October 23, 1823
Jonathan Dunker
July 24, 18II
Francis E. Brewster
23, 1823
Edward Ingersoll
January 20, 1812
Nathaniel Vernon
April 13, 1824
Randall Hutchinson
20. 1812
William Kimber 13, 1825
Thos. D. Anderson
23, 1812
John P. Griffiths
13, 1825
Clymer Ross April 13, 1812
Mordecai Taylor
July 27, 1825
Charles Harland
13, 1812
Daniel Buckwalter
January 26, 1826 66
James M. Porter
July 26, 1813 46 26, 1813
William Darlington
July 24, 1826
Charles J. Cox
26, 1813
Samuel Chew
24, 1826
Charles Catlin
January 17, 1814
William Bowen
April 12, 1814
Wm. A. Dillingham
12, 1814
Thos. F. Pheasants
12, 1814 July 28, 1814
Joseph J. Lewis
Joseph S. Cohen
John K. Zeilin
Robert H. Smith
January 16, 1815
Owen Stoever
Benjamin Chew
April 10. 1815
David H. Hoope
Isaac D. Barnard
January 16, 1816
F. A. Reybold
Archibald T. Dick
16, 1816
Samuel I. Withy Matthias R. Sayres
April 8, 1816 July 22, 1816
John W. Ashmead John H. Bradley William C. Brown
20, 1828
Henry C. Byrne
August 26, 1816
David J. Desmond
Edward D. Cox
October 22, 1816 January 20, 1817
Levi Hollingsworth
Henry G. Freeman
20. 1817
Robert F. Ilannum
July 27, 1820
Charles Kissellman
May 1, 1805
John P. Owens
April 8, 1822
William H. Todd
April 17, 1809 17, 1809
Thomas A. Budd
28. 1823
66 28, 1823
Samuel H. Jacobs
January 21. 18II
John S. Newbold
26. 1826
Michael W. Ash
James Henderson
28, 1814
Jonathan Hampden John Kerlin 28, 1814
H. H. Van Aminge William T. Smith Lewis G. Pierce John Cadwalader
24, 1826
24. 1826 24, 1826 January 16, 1827 April 9, 1827 " 9. 1827 August 10, 1827 Octoher 15, 1827 = 16, 1827 January 22, 1828
April 14. 1828 October 20, 1828
January 22, 1829 April 15, 1829 64 15. 1829
James .A. Donath
Thomas Kitters
July 20, 1801
John Duer
August 18, 1819
William Martin
April 27, 1821
Rich. Peters, junior
Nathan R. Potts 16, 1819
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P. F'razer Smith John C. Daniel Peter Hill Engle Andrew T. Smith John C. Nipper George L. Ashmead Charles C. Rawn John Rutter
November 22. 1829 January 18, 1830
April 13, 1830 14, 1830 March 2, 1831
Thos. H. Speakman Jesse M. Griffith Ashbel Green
August 20, 1844
November 5, 1845 February 24, 1845
Constant Guillou 24, 1845
24. 1845
April 11, 1831
November 28, 1831 28, 1831
.. 30. 1831
November 27, 1832 August 27, 1832 April 22, 1833
February 25, 1834
May 30, 1834
August 23, 1835
Robert M. Lea
Nathaniel B. Holland .. 24. 1846
Marshall Sprogell
Samuel A. Black
Robert McCay
February 22, 1847
28. 1837
George Palmer
22, 1847
May 22, 1837 August 28, 1837
28, 1837
16 28, 1837 George W. Ormsby
30, 1837
= 30, 1837
Joseph R. Morris
August 28. 1848 66 28. 1848
William Butler
Gilbert R Fox
28, 1848
Henry Freedley
28, 1848
Enoch Taylor
28, 1848
Harlan Ingram November 27, 1848
Thomas H. Maddock
27. 1848
February 26. 1849
May 28, 1849 ¥ 28, 1849
August 23, 1841
Wm. Hollingshead
John Markland
Robert Alsop
John F. Roberts
25, 1849
Thomas Greenback
May 27, 1850
Paul Beck Carter
May 23, 1842 23, 1842
August 23, 1842
November 30, 1842
30, 1842
May 22, 1843
22, 1843
22, 1843 = 27. 1843
August 28, 1843
November 27. 1843
27. 1843
30, 1843
March 1, 1844
Thomas Leiper George Norton Thomas J. Clayton Francis Darlington James M. Goodman William B. Waddell
May 26, 1851 28, 1851 November 24, 1851 February 23, 1852 66 26, 1852
May 24, 1852
Benjamin A. Mitchell August 23. 1852 A. Lewis Smith Edward Olmstead J Williams Biddle
October 15, 1853 March 6. 1854 = 6. 1854
William E. Whitman John D. Pierce Saunder Lewis Frederick E. Hayes Elihue D. Farr John M. Broomall U. V. Pennypacker Christopher Fallon
November 27. 1838 66 27, 1838
May 25. 1840
26, 1840
August 24, 1840 " 26. 1840 November 24. 1840
24, 1841
25, 1841
November 25, 1841
25, 1841
Jesse Bishop
John H. Robb
John Titus
27, 1850 27, 1850 August 26, 1850
Joseph R. Dickinson November 25, 1850
William D. Kelley James Mason Lewis Allain Scott Mortimer R. Talbot William P. Foulke John M. Simmes Ben. C. Tilghman Henry Chester Wm. R. Dickerson
Matthew A. Sanley John Smith Futhey Edward Hopper Samuel Hood
February 27, 1837
Wash. Townsend
August 23. 18.47 66 23, 1847
James H. Hackleton
Henry B. Edwards November 22, 1847 February 27, 1848 John Banks May 22, 1848
Henry J. Williams John Freedley Thomas M. Jolly John B. Sterigere
November 24. 1835
August 22. 1836 27, 1836
Samuel B. Thomas John A. Gilmore Nathaniel B Brown R. C. McMurtrie William F. Boon
26, 1846
May 25, 1846 .6 25, 1846 25, 1846 August 24, 1846
24, 1846 November 23, 1846
Daniel Mclaughlin Joseph Williams Horatio G. Worrall Wm. M. Tilghman James Hanna Wm. H. Keating W'm. M. Meredith
June 4, 1838
7, 1838
Charles D. Manley Ezra Levis
Paschall Woodward
28, 1849 August 27, 1849 February 25, 1849
B. Franklin Pyle Charles B. Heacock Isaac S. Serrill Addison May Garrick Mallery
May 6, 1845 August 25. 1845 46 25, 1845
November 24, 1845.
February 26, 1846
Thomas R. Newbold John Swift David H. Mulvany J. Hemphill, junior Horatio Hubbell Samuel F. Reed
Robert Frazer Wm. W. Hubbel R. Rundel Smith James B. Everhart Joseph P. Wilson
Thomas W. Morris Robert R. Dodson
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William Vodges May 22, 1854 .. 24, 1854 February 25, 1856
William F. Judson
May 27, 1867
Robert S. Paschall
Wencel Hartman
February 25, 1868 March 24, 1868
Edward A. Price
George M. Pardoe
A. S. Letchworth
September 28, 1868
William Nicholson
June 6, 1856
James Parsons
28, 1868
A. P. Reid
.€ 28, 1868
November 24, 1856
John C. Bullitt
28, 1868
Alex. Reed
.. 28, 1868
Peter Wychoff
May 24, 1857
Orlando Harvey
25, 1868
John Hihberd
24, 1857
James Ross Snowden
February 22, 1869
Samuel Simpson
24, 1857
Geo. H. Armstrong
22, 186g
M. J. Mitcheson
August 28, 1857
Thomas J. Diehl
22, 1869
Francis C. Hooton Aaron Thompson
May 23. 1859
Henry C. Howard
November 23, 1869
John K. Valentine
23, 1859
Jacob F. Brynes
..
23. 1859
Charles Eyre
24, 1869
Jolın P. O'Neal
23, 1859
Christian Kneass
February 28, 1870 March 2, 1870
Joseph R. T. Coates .. 22, 1859
IV. W. Wistar
2, 1870
O. Flagg Bullard
.. 22, 1859
Samuel Emlen
November 28, 1870 February 27, 1871
Frank M. Brooke
October 17. 1859
W. McGeorge, Junior
May 25, 1871
John S. Newlin
June 4. 1800
J. L. Farren
February 29, 1872
Richard P. White
August 25, 1860
Rees Davis
March 4, 1872
Nathan S. Sharpless
September 3. 1860
Morton P. Henry
26, 1872
John C. Laycock
October 15, 1860
Carroll S. Tyson
26, 1872
J. Alex. Simpson
November 26, 1860
V. Gilpin Robinson
August 26, 1872
John H. Brinton
27. 1860
James O. Bowman
29. 1872
John Eyre Shaw
January 25, 1861
James V McGinn
September 21, 1872
A. V. Parsons
September 21. 1861
Wesley Talbot
November 25, 1872
T. Passmore Hanbest William T. Haines
March 30, 1862
John B. Thayer
25, 1872
David M. Johnson
June 21. 1862
John R. Reed 25, 1872
M. J. Micheson
August 27. 1862
George M. Rupert
December 23. 1872
William O'Neill
November 26. 1862
Paul M. Elsasser
23, 1872
James Doyle
November 26. 1862
J. V. McGeoghegan
June 23, 1873
Wayne MeVeagh
May 26, 1863
I. Newton Brown Edward H. Hall
November 24. 1873 " 24. 1873
James 11. Lytle
William B. Broomall February 24, 1864
John Dolman
July II. 1864
August 27, 1874
John O'Bryne
November 28, 1864
C. W. Beresford
September 28, 1874
William II. Sutton
February 27, 1865
Thomas H. Foreman
October 26, 1874
George F. Smith
August 30, 1865
William H. Caley
November 24, 1874
Eldridge McKonkey
November 27, 1865
Henry G. Ashmead
February 23, 1875 4 23, 1875
William M. Bull
28, 1866
March 22, 1875
Jesse Cox. Junior
August 27. 1866 16 27, 1866
William MeMichael
22, 1875
J Howard Gendell March 2, 1867 George Fasty " 2, 1867
R. Jones Monaghan 66 22, 1875
Josepli F. Perdue
June 29, 1875
Robert 1). Chalfant John W. Stokes James Otterson Andrew Zane
February 22, 1857
WVm. H. Dickinson
November 8, 1868
William J. Harvey
September 27, 1869
P. M. Washabaugh = 23, 1869
William Ward
August 22, 1859
W. W. Montgomery
H. Ryland Warriner
December 29, 1859
Edward C. Dielil
September 21, 1861
Abram H. Jones 25, 1872
August 24, 1873
John B. Hinkson
August 24. 1863
James Barton, Junior
November 23, 1863 December 28. 1863
David F. Rose George M. Booth JI A. L. Pyle Hutchinson Sprogel
February 23, 1874 June 1874
T. 11. Oclschlager William F. Johnson
May 28, 1866
George B. Lindsay
28. 1866
23. 1875
Wilbur F. Calloway Theo. F. Jenkins S. Davis Page
22, 1875
William II. Yerkes
George E. Darlington May 26, 1856
6, 1856
August 24, 1857
November 23, 1857
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George W. Bliss September 20, 1875 John T. Reynolds .. 22, 1875
James S. Cummins
September 20, 1880
Jesse M. Baker 22, 1880
November 1, 1875 William A. Porter
.. 25, 1880
December 13, 1875 Henry J. McCarthy 2, 1880
= 13, 1875
E. Wilson, Junior
66
27, 1880
January 3, 1876
17, 1876
December 6, 1880
James McKenlay
June 8, 1876
6, 1880
A. S. Biddle A. C. Fulton D. Smith Talbot
September 19, 1876
19, 1876
March 7, 1881
Joseph W. Barnard John F. Young
November 6, 1876
6, 1876
Edward S. Campbell
20, 1881
H. Pleasants, Junior January 8, 1877 66 8, 1877 Henry C. Townsend William B. Huston February 5, 1877 John B. Hannum 5, 1877
March 5, 1877 66 12, 1877
John W. Shortlidge
November 6, 1882
William S. Windle Benjamin F. Fisher Albert T. Goldbeck F. C. Cleenann J. B. Dickeson
June 4, 1877
William B. Thomas
September 24, 1883 December 17. 1883
J. M. Broomall, Ju'r Benjamin L. Temple Edmund Jones
September 17, 1877 20, 1877
Isaac Johnson Wm. A. Manderson Edmund Randall
April 7. 1884
Townsend E. Levis Patrick Bradley
March 4. 1878
Damon Y. Kilgore
7, 1884
William S. Sykes
7, 1878
Samuel Lyons
Wm. L. Mattheus
Nov. 10, 1884
J. N. Shanafelt S. Grafton Davis John A. Groff
= 6, 1878
Henry S. Calloway
February 2, 1885 2, 1885
Truxton Beale
September 16, 1878
Alex. Simpson, Jr. John J. Pinkerton
March 16, 1885
Charles A. Logan
October 14. 1878
Oliver Troth
December 20, 1885 February 1, 1886
David Garrett
December 2, 1878 66 3, 1878
3, 1878
Henry R. Major Adolph Myer Thomas B. Reeves Samuel U. Ward
Joseph H. Hinkson
George H. Morris
December 13, 1886
June 3. 1870
Lewis L. Smith
June 15, 1886 January 3, 1887
Horace P. Green Garrett Pendleton WV. Ross Brown Edward H. Weil Abraham Wanger Nelson H. Strong Joseph M. Pyle H. F. Fairlamb
9, 1879 9. 1879 July 7, 1879
= 7, 1879
September 22, 1879 November 3, 1879
December 3. 1879 " 4. 1879
June 16, 1880
H. Hathaway, junior Samuel A. Price Thomas J. Hunt A. A. Cochran Horace L. Cheyney John Lentz Garrett Henry W. Smith Horace Haverstick W. R. Fronefield
March 7, 1887 June 6. 1887 May 2, 1887 June 13, 1887
13. 1887
July 5, 1887 September 19. 1887
19, 1887
October 9, 1876
14, 1881
9, 1876
David W. Sellers John B Robinson William Herbert A. Gordon Bromley Garrett E. Smedley George C. Johnson
14, 1881 September 22, 1881 December 8, 1881
Weldon B. Heyburn Wm. M. Thompson Harry L. Kingston
December 7, 1877
Henry L. Broomall Harwell A. Cloud
Isaac Chism
Joseph L. Caven Alfred F. Curtis
March 4, 1882 June 5, 1882
12, 1877
William W. Lamborn
December 19, 1882 April 2, 1883
April 12, 1877
Joseph T. Bunting
March 17, 1884
December 3. 1877
April 7, 1878
(Mrs.) C. B. Kilgore
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