Levi Woodbury

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Levi Woodbury
Former Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court From: September 20, 1845 – September 4, 1851
Nominator	James Polk
Predecessor	Joseph Story
Successor	Benjamin Curtis
U.S. Senator from New Hampshire From: March 4, 1841 – September 20, 1845; March 4, 1825 – March 4, 1831
Predecessor	Henry Hubbard; John Parrott
Successor	Benning Jenness; Isaac Hill
13th United States Secretary of the Treasury From: July 1, 1834 – March 3, 1841
President	Andrew Jackson Martin Van Buren
Predecessor	Roger Taney
Successor	Thomas Ewing
9th United States Secretary of the Navy From: May 23, 1831 – June 30, 1834
President	Andrew Jackson
Predecessor	John Branch
Successor	Mahlon Dickerson
15th Governor of New Hampshire From: June 5, 1823 – June 3, 1824
Predecessor	Samuel Bell
Successor	David Morril
Information
Party	Jacksonian Democrat
Religion	Presbyterian

Levi Woodbury (December 22, 1789 – September 4, 1851) was an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States who also served in the other two branches of government: the executive (as Secretary of the Navy and Secretary of the Treasury (in the cabinet)) and the legislative (as a senator from New Hampshire), as well as serving as New Hampshire's governor.^[1]

He was a strong advocate of states rights, saying, "I carry with me, as a controlling principle, the proposition that state powers, state rights, and state decisions are to be upheld when the objection to them is not clear."^[2]

References[edit]

↑ WOODBURY, Levi, (1789 - 1851) (English). Biographical Directory of the United States Congress. The U.S. Government.
↑ Levi Woodbury - Court, Hampshire, Served, Rights, Justice, and Decisions (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

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