Transcription contributed by Arne H Trelvik 15 May 2003

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Associate Judges

Under the constitution of 1802, the Court of Common Pleas was composed of a President Judge and three Associate Judges, appointed by the Legislature for seven years. William James, 1803-4; Jacob D. Lowe, 1803-24; Ignatius Brown, 1803-24; Nathan Kelley, 1804-4; Jacob Reeder, 1804-7; Peter Burr, 1807-1810; George Harlan, 1810-1816; Matthias Corwin, 1816-24; George Harnsberger, 1824-25; Wyllys Pierson, 1824-34; George Kesling, 1824-34; Michael H. Johnson, 1825, 34; Benjamin Baldwin, 1834-38; David Morris, 1834-35; Samuel Caldwell, 1834-35; James Cowan, 1835-42; John Hart, 1835-1842; Egbert T. Smith, 1838-39; William S. Mickle, 1839-1846; Daniel Crane, 1842-49; Richard Parcell, 1842-51; James Cowan, 1846-51; Resin B. Edwards, 1849-51

Probate Judges

The office of Probate Judge was created by the constitution of 1851. John C. Dunlevy, 1852-55; James M. Smith, 1855-58; James C. Sabin, 1858-60; John C. Dunlevy, 1860-64; James Scott, 1864, appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dunlevy; William W. Wilson, 1865-69; Thomas R. Thatcher, 1869-72; William W. Wilson, 1872, appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Thatcher; John W. Keys, 1872-79; Joseph W. O’Neall, 1879.