U.S. District Attorneys in Nebraska
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U.S. District Attorneys in Nebraska
U.S. District Attorneys for Nebraska, 1854-1998(may beincomplete!)
ExperienceEstabrook 1854-59LeavittL. Bowen 1859-60RobertA. Howard 1860-61DavidA. Collier 1861-64DanielGantt 1864JamesNeville 1876-78GenioM. Lambertson 1878-87GeorgeE. Pritchett 1887-90BenjaminS. Baker 1890-94AndrewJ. Sawyer 1894-98WilliamsonS. Summers 1898-1904IrvingF. Baxter 1904-05CharlesA. Goss 1905-10FrancisS. Howell 1910-15ThomasS. Allen 1915-21JamesC. Kinsler 1921-30CharlesE. Sandall 1930-35JosephT. Votava 1935-54DonaldR. Ross 1954-56HarryW. Shackelford 1956WilliamC. Spire 1956-61TheodoreL. Richling 1961-69RichardA. Dier 1969-72WilliamK. Schaphorst 1972-75DanielE. Wherry 1975-77EdwardG. Warin 1977-81ThomasD. Thalkin 1981RonaldD. Lahners 1981-93ThomasJ. Monaghan 1993-98
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