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Gabriel Duvall
Former judge · Supreme Court of the United States
Gabriel Duvall served on the Supreme Court of the United States. Appointed by James Madison and confirmed Nov 18, 1811.
- Appointed by
- James Madison
- Confirmed
- Nov 18, 1811
- Born
- 1752
Appointments
- Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United StatesJames Madison · Nov 18, 1811 – Jan 12, 1835
Education
- Read law1778
Career
Clerk, Maryland Council of Safety, 1775-1777; Clerk, Maryland House of Delegates, 1777-1781; Mustermaster/commissary of stores, 1776; Maryland state militia private, battles of Brandywine and Morristown; Commissioner to preserve confiscated British property, 1781-1782; Member, Maryland Governor's Council, 1782-1785; State delegate, Maryland, 1787-1794; U.S. representative from Maryland, 1794-1796; Chief justice, Maryland General Court, 1796-1802; First comptroller, U.S. Department of the Treasury, 1802-1811
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