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The following persons have served as Prosecuting Attoney since the formation of the county in 1831. I could not locate the names of officials for the Civil War years, and for the 1873-1877 term. Up until the formation of West Virginia in 1863, the Prosecuting Attorney was called the Commonwealth Attorney.
1831 - Herefore, John A.
1832 - Fisher, Henry J.
1861 - ?.
1865 - Flesher, Ulysses W.
1869 - Riley, John Harper.
1873 - ?.
1877 - Armstrong, Viregil S.
1881 - Miller, Warren
1889 - Seaman, James A.
1901 - O'Brien, Walter Hoyt
1905 - Baker, John M.
1909 - Hughes, R. E.
1913 - Prickett, Nathaniel C.
1917 - Boggess, W. French.
1921 - Archer, Marshall C.
1925 - Boggess, W. French
1929 - Kessel, Oliver D.
1933 - Staats, Carter W.
1937 - Archer, Marshall C.
1945 - Heilmann, J. B.
1949 - Kessel, Oliver D.
1953 - Heilmann, J. B.
1961 - Hunt, L. Alvin
1965 - Heilmann, J. B.
1969 - Hash, Joseph Jr.
1977 - Snyder, Samuel
1985 - Hoffman, John
1989 - Hash, Joseph Jr.
Note: Samuel Snyder died, May 14, 1985, and John Hoffman was appointed in his stead, April 1985, and subsequently elected, 1988. He resigned, January 1989, and Joseph Hash Jr., was appointed in his stead, January 13, 1989.
From: JACKSON COUNTY PAST AND PRESENT, 1990
Submitted by Delmer R. Hite, transcribed by Toni Rodgers
Return to The History of Jackson County and the County Officials page.
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