Kenneth Grubb

Nonpartisan

Prior offices:

United States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin

Years in office: 1955 - 1965

Personal

Birthplace

Mauston, WI

Kenneth Philip Grubb (1895-1976) was afederal judge on theUnited States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.^[1]

Grubb was nominated by PresidentDwight Eisenhower on May 13, 1955, to a new seat created by 68 Stat. 8; he was confirmed by the Senate on June 15, 1955, and received his commission onJune 16th. He served the Eastern District of Wisconsin until his retirement onOctober 8, 1965.^[1] Grubb was succeeded in this position byJohn Reynolds.

Early life and education

• University of Wisconsin Law School, LL.B., 1921^[1]

Professional career

• U.S. Army Lieutenant, World War I
• Private practice, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1921-1955^[1]

Judicial career

Eastern District of Wisconsin

Grubb was nominated by PresidentDwight Eisenhower on May 13, 1955, to a new seat created by 68 Stat. 8; he was confirmed by the Senate on June 15, 1955, and received his commission onJune 16th. He served the Eastern District of Wisconsin until his retirement onOctober 8, 1965.^[1] Grubb was succeeded in this position byJohn Reynolds.

External links

• Judge Grubb's Biography from theFederal Judicial Center

Footnotes

v • e Federal judges who have served theUnited States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin
Active judges	•  Joseph Stadtmueller  •  Lynn Adelman  •  Pamela Pepper  •  Brett H. Ludwig  •  Byron Conway
Senior judges	William Griesbach  •
Magistrate judges	Nancy Joseph  •  William E. Duffin  •  Stephen Dries  •
Former Article III judges	Charles Clevert  •  Thomas Curran  •  Terence Evans  •  Andrew Galbraith Miller  •  Charles Dyer  •  James Henry Howe  •  James Graham Jenkins (Wisconsin)  •  William Henry Seaman  •  Joseph Very Quarles  •  Ferdinand August Geiger  •  Francis Duffy  •  Kenneth Grubb  •  John Reynolds (Wisconsin)  •  Robert Tehan  •  Robert Warren  •  Myron Gordon  •
Former Chief judges	Rudolph Randa  •  Charles Clevert  •  Joseph Stadtmueller  •  William Griesbach  •  Terence Evans  •  John Reynolds (Wisconsin)  •  Robert Tehan  •  Robert Warren  •

v • e Federal judges nominated byDwight Eisenhower
1953	Boldt •Bruchhausen •Cecil •Dawkins, Jr. •Grooms •Hamlin •Hoffman •Knoch •Schnackenberg •Warren •Willson
1954	Aldrich •Anderson •Bastian •Bicks •Bootle •Boreman •Breitenstein •Brooks •Cecil •Chambers •Choate •Christensen •Connell •Danaher •Dawson •Day •Fee •Freeman •Halbert •Harlan •Hincks •Hoffman •Holder •Hunter •Ingraham •Laramore •Kent •Lemmon •Lord •McGarraghy •Mickelson •Miller •Palmieri •Parkinson •Rogers •Ross •Stewart •Taylor •Thomsen •Tuttle •Van Oosterhout •Vogel •Walsh •Whittaker •Wilson
1955	Alger •Brown •Cameron •Clarke •Davies •Devitt •East •Estes •Grubb •Harlan •Jertberg •Jones •Lumbard •McIlvaine •Miller •Register •Sorg •Van Dusen •Waterman •Watkins •Wortendyke • Wright
1956	Barnes •Bryan •Burger •Cashin •Hamley •Herlands •Johnson •Juergens •Kerr •Kraft •Levet •Lewis •Lieb •Mercer •Morgan •Rich •Rizley •Robinson •Smith •Sobeloff •Weick •Whittaker
1957	Arraj •Breitenstein •Brennan •Egan •Gignoux •Grant •Hastings •Haynsworth •Hicklin •Jameson •Layton •Moore •O'Sullivan •Parkinson •Richardson •Sirica •Stanley •Thompson •Van Pelt •Weber •Whittaker •Wisdom •Zavatt
1958	Beck •Burke •Carswell •Clayton •Hamlin •Henley •Jertberg •Knoch •Martin •Matthes •Miner •Morrill •Poos •Robson •Stanley •Steel •Stewart •Wollenberg
1959	Aldrich •Bartels •Blackmun •Boreman •Butler •Castle •Cecil •Crocker •Dalton •Field •Fisher •Forman •Friendly •Hart •Henderson •Henley •Julian •Kalbfleisch •Kilkenny •Koelsch •Kunzel •MacMahon •Merrill •Metzner •Powell •Smith •Sweigert •Walsh •Weick •Weinman •Wood •Worley •Young
1960	Caffrey •Chilson •Durfee •Hodge •Kaess •Lane •Lewis •Mishler •O'Sullivan •Paul •Smith •Stephenson •Tavares •Timbers