Thaddeus S. Sharretts
Thaddeus S. Sharretts (1850-1926) was afederal judge on theBoard of General Appraisers, which later became theUnited States Customs Court.
Sharretts was nominated to the USCC by PresidentBenjamin Harrison. He was confirmed onJuly 30, 1890. He served as president of the board from 1895-1897.[1] He was removed from office by order of President Taft onMarch 3, 1913, on charges of malfeasance.[2]
Education
- Columbian University, 1874
Professional career
- U.S. Appraiser for the Port of Baltimore
- Delegate to China, 1902
Footnotes
- ↑Biography of Judge Sharretts(dead link) from theFederal Judicial Center
- ↑Appraisers Let Out of Taft's Last Day, from the New York Times
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| Former judges | Adamson •Alger •Beckworth •Boe •Brown •Chamberlain •Cline •Cole •Cooper •Dallinger •De Vries •Ekwall •Evans •Fischer •Ford •Ham •Hay •Howell •Jewell •Johnson •Keefe •Kincheloe •Landis •Lawrence •Lunt •Maletz •McClelland •Mollison •Newman •Nichols •Oliver •Rao •Re •Richardson •Rosenstein •Sharpe •Sharretts •Shurtleff •Somerville •Stackpole •Sullivan •Tichenor •Tilson •Waite •Walker •Watson •Weller •Wilkinson •Wilson •Young | ||
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| 1890 | Brown •Bryant •Caldwell •Edgerton •Green •Ham •Hanford •Hawley •Jewell •Knowles •Ricks •Riner •Sharpe •Sharretts •Shurtleff •Somerville •Stackpole •Swayne •Thomas •Tichenor •Wilkinson •Williams | ||
| 1891 | Acheson •Aldrich •Lunt •Putnam •Reed • Swan | ||
| 1892 | Baker •Beatty •Buffington •Dallas •Gilbert •Goff •Grosscup •McCormick •McKenna •Morrow •Niles •Peelle •Rector •Sanborn •Shipman •Shiras •Taft •Townsend •Woolson •Woods | ||
| 1893 | |||
