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The United States Marshals Office in Ohio was established on February 13, 1801, although Ohio was not admitted as a state until March 01, 1803. The Southern District of Ohio was created on February 11, 1855. The following is a listing of Marshals for the Southern District of Ohio. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The following translation of
abbreviations applies to the list:
"R" - Recess appointment date "S" - Senate Confirmation date (used from 1789-1903) "C" - Commission date (used from 1903 to present) "C.A." - Court Appointment date "A.G." - Attorney General appointment date |
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U.S. Marshal and Deputies - Southern District of Ohio (Circa 1911) | |
Back Row: Deputy
O.V. Shilling, Deputy W.J. Sanderson, Deputy Albert Bauer, Deputy J.S. McCallister, Deputy Jennie Norrish, Deputy E.E.
McGuire, Deputy Matt E. Roberts, Deputy O.W. Pinger |
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