LEGAL · NH · 1953-1961
Louis C. Wyman
Attorney General · Republican · New Hampshire
On the record
Later U.S. Rep + appointed Senator (briefly)
Background
Louis C. Wyman served as Attorney General of New Hampshire from 1953–1961 (8 years). Took office after William L. Phinney; succeeded by William Maynard. Note: Later U.S. Rep + appointed Senator (briefly). Same-year political environment (1953): Governor Hugh Gregg.
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- Michael Delaney (2009-2013)
- Kelly Ayotte (2004-2009)
- Peter Heed (2003-2004)
- Philip McLaughlin (1997-2001)
- Jeffrey R. Howard (1993-1997)
- John P. Arnold (1989-1993)
- Stephen E. Merrill (1985-1989)
- Gregory H. Smith (1980-1985)
- Thomas D. Rath (1978-1980)
- David H. Souter (1976-1978)
- Warren B. Rudman (1970-1976)
- George S. Pappagianis (1969-1971)
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