History / Courts
U.S. Court of Customs Appeals (later U.S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals)
12 judges have served since Mar 30, 1910. Vacant or no longer exists.
Judges
1212 R
Longest tenure
27 yearsCharles Sherrod Hatfield
Current
—nobody
history/court/court-of-customs-appeals-later-u-s-court-of-customs-and-patent-appealsEvery holder, newest first+12
Finis James Garrett R
Feb 18, 1929 – Dec 9, 1937 · 8.8 years · appointed by Calvin Coolidge · Associate Judge
William Johnson Graham R
May 29, 1924 – Nov 10, 1937 · 13 years · appointed by Calvin Coolidge · Presiding Judge
Oscar Edward Bland R
Mar 3, 1923 – Dec 1, 1947 · 25 years · appointed by Warren G. Harding · Associate Judge
Charles Sherrod Hatfield R
Mar 3, 1923 – Feb 9, 1950 · 27 years · appointed by Warren G. Harding · Associate Judge
George Ewing Martin R
Jan 4, 1923 – May 24, 1924 · 17 months · appointed by Warren G. Harding · Presiding Judge
Marion De Vries R
Jun 28, 1921 – Oct 31, 1922 · 16 months · appointed by Warren G. Harding · Presiding Judge
George Ewing Martin R
Feb 8, 1911 – Jan 10, 1923 · 12 years · appointed by William H. Taft · Associate Judge
William Henry Hunt R
Mar 30, 1910 – Feb 8, 1911 · 10 months · appointed by William H. Taft · Associate Judge
Robert Morris Montgomery R
Mar 30, 1910 – Jun 27, 1920 · 10 years · appointed by William H. Taft · Presiding Judge
Marion De Vries R
Mar 30, 1910 – Jul 1, 1921 · 11 years · appointed by William H. Taft · Associate Judge
James Francis Smith R
Mar 30, 1910 – Jun 29, 1928 · 18 years · appointed by William H. Taft · Associate Judge
Orion Metcalf Barber R
Mar 30, 1910 – Sep 30, 1928 · 19 years · appointed by William H. Taft · Associate Judge · senior status Sep 30, 1928
Dates are from the Federal Judicial Center (commission to senior status or departure). Consecutive terms of one person are merged.