American politics (non-partisan) from the beginning to date

by Thomas V. Cooper; Hector T. Fenton

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

	Chief Justices.	Associate Justices.	State Whence Appointed.	Term of Service.	Years of Service.	Born.	Died.
1	John Jay[[117]]		New York	1789–1795	6	1745	1829
		John Rutledge[[117]]	South Carolina	1789–1791	2	1739	1800
		William Cushing	Massachusetts	1789–1810	21	1733	1810
		James Wilson	Pennsylvania	1789–1798	9	1742	1798
		John Blair[[117]]	Virginia	1789–1796	7	1732	1800
		Robert H. Harrison[[117]]	Maryland	1789–1790	1	1745	1790
		James Iredell	North Carolina	1790–1799	9	1751	1799
		Thomas Johnson[[117]]	Maryland	1791–1793	2	1732	1819
		William Patterson	New Jersey	1793–1806	13	1745	1806
2	John Rutledge[[118]]		South Carolina	1795–1795		1739	1800
		Samuel Chase	Maryland	1796–1811	15	1741	1811
3	Oliver Ellsworth[[117]]		Connecticut	1796–1801	5	1745	1807
		Bushr’d Washington	Virginia	1798–1829	31	1762	1829
		Alfred Moore[[117]]	North Carolina	1799–1804	5	1755	1810
4	John Marshall		Virginia	1801–1835	34	1755	1835
		William Johnson	South Carolina	1804–1834	30	1771	1834
		Brockh’t Livingston	New York	1806–1823	17	1757	1823
		Thomas Todd	Kentucky	1807–1826	19	1765	1826
		Joseph Story	Massachusetts	1811–1845	34	1779	1845
		Gabriel Duval[[117]]	Maryland	1811–1836	25	1752	1844
		Smith Thompson	New York	1823–1845	22	1767	1845
		Robert Trimble	Kentucky	1826–1828	2	1777	1828
		John McLean	Ohio	1829–1861	32	1785	1861
		Henry Baldwin	Pennsylvania	1830–1846	16	1779	1846
		James M. Wayne[[119]]	Georgia	1835–1867	32	1790	1867
5	Roger B. Taney		Maryland	1836–1864	28	1777	1864
		Philip P. Barbour	Virginia	1836–1841	5	1783	1841
		John Catron	Tennessee	1837–1865	28	1778	1865
		John McKinley	Alabama	1837–1852	15	1780	1852
		Peter V. Daniel	Virginia	1841–1860	19	1785	1860
		Samuel Nelson[[117]]	New York	1845–1872	27	1792	1873
		Levi Woodbury	New Hampshire	1845–1851	6	1789	1851
		Robert C. Grier[[117]]	Pennsylvania	1846–1869	23	1794	1870
		Benjamin R. Curtis[[117]]	Massachusetts	1851–1857	6	1809	1874
		John A. Campbell[[117]]	Alabama	1853–1861	8	1811
		Nathan Clifford	Maine	1858–		1803	1881
		Noah H. Swayne[[117]]	Ohio	1861–		1805	1881
		Samuel F. Miller	Iowa	1862–		1816
		David Davis[[117]]	Illinois	1862–1877	15	1815
		Stephen J. Field	California	1866–		1816
6	Salmon P. Chase		Ohio	1864–1873	9	1808	1873
		William Strong[[117]]	Pennsylvania	1870–1880	10	1808
		Joseph P. Bradley	New Jersey	1870–		1813
		Ward Hunt[[117]]	New York	1872–		1811
7	Morrison R. Waite		Ohio	1874–1887	13	1816	1887
		John M. Harlan	Kentucky	1877–		1833
		William B. Woods	Georgia	1880–		1826
		Horace Gray	Massachusetts	1881–
		Roscoe Conkling[[117]]	New York	1882–			.
		Samuel Blatchford	New York	1882–
8	Melville W. Fuller		Illinois	1887–
		Lucius Q. C. Lamar	Mississippi	1887–
		David J. Brewer	Kansas	1890–

TOTAL NUMBER OF TROOPS CALLED INTO SERVICE DURING THE REBELLION.[^[120]]

The various calls of the President for men were as follows:

1861—3 months’ men	75,000
1861—3 years’ men	500,000
1862—3 years’ men	300,000
1862—9 months’ men	300,000
1864—3 years’ men, February	500,000
1864—3 years’ men, March	200,000
1864—3 years’ men, July	500,000
1864—3 years’ men, December	300,000
Total	2,675,000