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* [[Wild Bill Hickok]] (1837–1876), noted Western lawman; served as a Deputy U.S. Marshal at [[Fort Riley, Kansas]] 1867–1869 | * [[Wild Bill Hickok]] (1837–1876), noted Western lawman; served as a Deputy U.S. Marshal at [[Fort Riley, Kansas]] 1867–1869 | ||
* [[Ward Hill Lamon]] (1826–1893), friend, and frequent bodyguard of President [[Abraham Lincoln]], who appointed him U.S. Marshal for the [[District of Columbia]] | * [[Ward Hill Lamon]] (1826–1893), friend, and frequent bodyguard of President [[Abraham Lincoln]], who appointed him U.S. Marshal for the [[District of Columbia]] | ||
* [[James Longstreet]] (1832–1904), a former high-ranking [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] general in the | * [[James Longstreet]] (1832–1904), a former high-ranking [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] general in the American Civil War who became a Republican and supporter of [[Reconstruction Acts|Reconstruction]] after the war. Appointed as U.S. Marshall for the Northern District of Georgia by [[James Garfield]] in June 1881 and served until July 1884.<ref>Varon, Elizabeth R. (2023) ''Longstreet: The Confederate General Who Defied the South'' New York: Simon & Schuster. pp.264-281 {{isbn|978-19821-4827-0}}</ref> | ||
* [[J. J. McAlester]] (1842–1920), U.S. Marshal for [[Indian Territory]] (1893–1897), Confederate Army captain, merchant in and founder of McAlester, Oklahoma as well as the developer of the coal mining industry in eastern Oklahoma, one of three members of the first [[Oklahoma Corporation Commission]] (1907–1911) and the second [[Lieutenant Governor of Oklahoma]] (1911–1915) | * [[J. J. McAlester]] (1842–1920), U.S. Marshal for [[Indian Territory]] (1893–1897), Confederate Army captain, merchant in and founder of McAlester, Oklahoma as well as the developer of the coal mining industry in eastern Oklahoma, one of three members of the first [[Oklahoma Corporation Commission]] (1907–1911) and the second [[Lieutenant Governor of Oklahoma]] (1911–1915) | ||
* [[Benjamin McCulloch]] (1811–1862), U.S. Marshal for Eastern District of Texas; became a [[brigadier general]] in the army of the [[Confederate States]] during the | * [[Benjamin McCulloch]] (1811–1862), U.S. Marshal for Eastern District of Texas; became a [[brigadier general]] in the army of the [[Confederate States]] during the American Civil War | ||
* [[Henry Eustace McCulloch]] (1816–1895), U.S. Marshal for Eastern District of Texas. Brother of Benjamin McCulloch; also a Confederate General | * [[Henry Eustace McCulloch]] (1816–1895), U.S. Marshal for Eastern District of Texas. Brother of Benjamin McCulloch; also a Confederate General | ||
* [[James J. P. McShane]] (1909–1968), appointed U.S. Marshal for the District of Columbia by President [[John F. Kennedy]] then named chief marshal in 1962 | * [[James J. P. McShane]] (1909–1968), appointed U.S. Marshal for the District of Columbia by President [[John F. Kennedy]] then named chief marshal in 1962 | ||