Noah H. Swayne - Conservapedia

Noah Haynes Swayne
Former Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court From: January 24, 1862 – January 24, 1881
Nominator	Abraham Lincoln
Predecessor	John McLean
Successor	Stanley Matthews
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Party	Republican
Religion	Quaker

Noah Haynes Swayne (December 7, 1804 – June 8, 1884) was an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. He was an abolitionist - his anti-slavery cause led him to leave both Virginia and the Democratic party, moving to Ohio and joining the newly formed Republican Party.^[1]

References

↑ Noah Haynes Swayne (English). law.jrank.

The U.S. Supreme Court

Chief Justice Roger B. Taney's Court (1836–1864)

1836–1837	Joseph Story \| Smith Thompson \| John McLean \| Henry Baldwin \| James M. Wayne \| Philip P. Barbour
1837–1838	Joseph Story \| Smith Thompson \| John McLean \| Henry Baldwin \| James M. Wayne \| Philip P. Barbour \| John Catron
1838–1841	Joseph Story \| Smith Thompson \| John McLean \| Henry Baldwin \| James M. Wayne \| Philip P. Barbour \| John Catron \| John McKinley
1842–1843	Joseph Story \| Smith Thompson \| John McLean \| Henry Baldwin \| James M. Wayne \| John Catron \| John McKinley \| Peter V. Daniel
1843–1844	Joseph Story \| John McLean \| Henry Baldwin \| James M. Wayne \| John Catron \| John McKinley \| Peter V. Daniel
1845–1846	John McLean \| James M. Wayne \| John Catron \| John McKinley \| Peter V. Daniel \| Samuel Nelson \| Levi Woodbury
1846–1851	John McLean \| James M. Wayne \| John Catron \| John McKinley \| Peter V. Daniel \| Samuel Nelson \| Levi Woodbury \| Robert C. Grier
1851–1852	John McLean \| James M. Wayne \| John Catron \| John McKinley \| Peter V. Daniel \| Samuel Nelson \| Robert C. Grier \| Benjamin R. Curtis
1853–1857	John McLean \| James M. Wayne \| John Catron \| Peter V. Daniel \| Samuel Nelson \| Robert C. Grier \| Benjamin R. Curtis \| John A. Campbell
1858–1860	John McLean \| James M. Wayne \| John Catron \| Peter V. Daniel \| Samuel Nelson \| Robert C. Grier \| John A. Campbell \| Nathan Clifford
1860–1861	John McLean \| James M. Wayne \| John Catron \| Samuel Nelson \| Robert C. Grier \| John A. Campbell \| Nathan Clifford
1862–1863	James M. Wayne \| John Catron \| Samuel Nelson \| Robert C. Grier \| Nathan Clifford \| Noah H. Swayne \| Samuel F. Miller \| David Davis
1863–1864	James M. Wayne \| John Catron \| Samuel Nelson \| Robert C. Grier \| Nathan Clifford \| Noah H. Swayne \| Samuel F. Miller \| David Davis \| Stephen Johnson Field

Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase's Court (1864–1873)

1864–1865	James M. Wayne \| John Catron \| Samuel Nelson \| Robert C. Grier \| Nathan Clifford \| Noah H. Swayne \| Samuel F. Miller \| David Davis \| Stephen Johnson Field
1865–1867	James M. Wayne \| Samuel Nelson \| Robert C. Grier \| Nathan Clifford \| Noah H. Swayne \| Samuel F. Miller \| David Davis \| Stephen Johnson Field
1867–1870	Samuel Nelson \| Robert C. Grier \| Nathan Clifford \| Noah H. Swayne \| Samuel F. Miller \| David Davis \| Stephen Johnson Field
1870–1872	Samuel Nelson \| Nathan Clifford \| Noah H. Swayne \| Samuel F. Miller \| David Davis \| Stephen Johnson Field \| William Strong \| Joseph P. Bradley
1873	Nathan Clifford \| Noah H. Swayne \| Samuel F. Miller \| David Davis \| Stephen Johnson Field \| William Strong \| Joseph P. Bradley \| Ward Hunt

Chief Justice Morrison Waite's Court (1874–1888)

1874–1877	Nathan Clifford \| Noah H. Swayne \| Samuel F. Miller \| David Davis \| Stephen Johnson Field \| William Strong \| Joseph P. Bradley \| Ward Hunt
1877–1880	Nathan Clifford \| Noah H. Swayne \| Samuel F. Miller \| Stephen Johnson Field \| William Strong \| Joseph P. Bradley \| Ward Hunt \| John Harlan I
1881	Nathan Clifford \| Samuel F. Miller \| Stephen Johnson Field \| Joseph P. Bradley \| Ward Hunt \| John Harlan I \| William B. Woods \| Stanley Matthews
1882–1887	Samuel F. Miller \| Stephen Johnson Field \| Joseph P. Bradley \| John Harlan I \| William B. Woods \| Stanley Matthews \| Horace Gray \| Samuel Blatchford
1888	Samuel F. Miller \| Stephen Johnson Field \| Joseph P. Bradley \| John Harlan I \| Stanley Matthews \| Horace Gray \| Samuel Blatchford \| Lucius Q.C. Lamar II