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List of Justices of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

-A-M-B-1996-: adapted from info on Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and the biographies of the various justices

== Current Justices ==
{| class="sortable wikitable"
|'''Justice'''
|'''Began activeservice'''
|'''Appointedby'''
|'''Reaches age 70'''
|-
|
|2009 (Assoc.)
2014 (Chief)
| rowspan="2" |[[Deval Patrick]]
|2024
|-
|
|2011<ref></ref>
|2020
|-
|
|2016
| rowspan="5" |[[Charlie Baker]]
|2034
|-
|
|2016
|2031
|-
|
|2016
|2036
|-
|
|2017 <ref></ref>
|2029
|-
|
|2017
|2029
|}

== List of Justices ==

=== Superior Court of Judicature (1692–1775) ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! colspan="3" |Justice
!Position
!Succeeded
!Tenure
!Appointed by
|-
|1
|[[File:William Stoughton.jpg|alt=|109x109px]]
|[[William Stoughton (judge)|William Stoughton]] (1631–1701)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
July 7, 1701
 (Died)
| rowspan="5" |Sir [[William Phips]]
|-
|2
|
|[[Thomas Danforth]] (bapt. 1623–1699)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
November 5, 1699
 (Died)
|-
|3
|
|[[Wait Winthrop]] (1642–1717)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1701
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|4
|
|[[John Richards (Salem witch trials)|John Richards]] (bef. 1630–1694)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
April 2, 1694
 (Died)
|-
|5
|[[File:Samuel Sewall.jpg|alt=|120x120px]]
|[[Samuel Sewall]] (1652–1730)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1718
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|6
|[[File:Elisha Cooke SR.jpg|alt=|134x134px]]
|[[Elisha Cooke Sr.]] (1637–1715)
|
|J. Richards
| – 
1702
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="2" |
|-
|7
|
|John Walley
 (d. 1712)
|
|T. Danforth
| – 
1712
 (Died)
|-
|2
|
|[[Wait Winthrop]] (1642–1717)
|
|W. Stoughton
| – 
1701
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="2" |[[Massachusetts Governor's Council|Governor's Council]]
|-
|7
|
|[[John Saffin]] (bapt. 1626–1710)
|
|W. Winthrop
| – 
1702
 (Appointment not renewed)
|-
|8
|
|[[Isaac Addington]] (1645–1719)
|
|W. Winthrop
| – 
1703
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="7" |[[Joseph Dudley]]
|-
|9
|
|[[John Hathorne]] (1641–1717)
|
|E. Cooke
| – 
1712
 (Resigned)
|-
|10
|[[File:John Leverett.gif|alt=|107x107px]]
|[[John Leverett the Younger|John Leverett]]
the Younger
 (1662–1724)
|
|J. Saffin
| – 
1708
 (Resigned)
|-
|11
|
|[[Jonathan Corwin]] (1640–1718)
|
|J. Leverett
| – 
1717
 (Appointment not renewed)
|-
|2
|
|[[Wait Winthrop]] (1642–1717)
|
|I. Addington
(1702)
| – 
November 7, 1717
 (Died)
|-
|12
|[[File:BenjaminLyndeSrBySmibert.jpg|alt=|122x122px]]
|[[Benjamin Lynde Sr.]] (1666–1749)
|
|
| – 
1729
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|13
|
|[[Nathaniel Thomas (Massachusetts judge)|Nathaniel Thomas]] (1643–1718)
|
|
| – 
October 22, 1718
 (Died)
|-
|14
|
|[[Addington Davenport]] (1670–1736)
|
|
| – 
April 3, 1736
 (Died)
|likely Dudley
|-
|5
|[[File:Samuel Sewall.jpg|alt=|120x120px]]
|[[Samuel Sewall]] (1652–1730)
|
|W. Winthrop
| – 
1728
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="3" |[[Samuel Shute]]
|-
|15
|[[File:1737 EdmundQuincy byJohnSmibert MFABoston.jpeg|alt=|119x119px]]
|[[Edmund Quincy (1681–1737)|Edmund Quincy III]] (1681–1737)
|
|
| – 
February 23, 1737
 (Died)
|-
|16
|
|[[Paul Dudley (jurist)|Paul Dudley]] (1666–1751)
|
|
| – 
1751
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|12
|[[File:BenjaminLyndeSrBySmibert.jpg|alt=|122x122px]]
|[[Benjamin Lynde Sr.]] (1666–1749)
|
|Sa. Sewall
| – 
January 28, 1745
 (Died)
| rowspan="2" |[[William Burnet (administrator)|William Burnet]]
|-
|17
|
|John Cushing
|
|B. Lynde Sr.
| – 
1733
 (Resigned)
|-
|18
|
|[[Jonathan Remington]] (1677–1745)
|
|J. Cushing
| – 
September 20, 1745
 (Died)
| rowspan="4" |
|-
|19
|
|Richard Saltonstall
|
|
| – 
1756
 (Resigned)
|-
|20
|
|Thomas Graves
|
|
| – 
1738
 (Resigned)
|-
|21
|
|[[Stephen Sewall]] (1702–1760)
|
|
| – 
1745
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|16
|
|[[Paul Dudley (jurist)|Paul Dudley]] (1666–1751)
|
|B. Lynde Sr.
| – 
January 25, 1751
 (Died)
| rowspan="5" |[[William Shirley]]
|-
|22
|
|Nathaniel Hubbard
|
|P. Dudley
| – 
1746
|-
|23
|
|Benjamin Lynde Jr.
|
|
| – 
1769
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|24
|
|John Cushing Jr.
|
|
| – 
1771
 (Resigned)
|-
|21
|
|[[Stephen Sewall]] (1702–1760)
|
|P. Dudley
| – 
September 10, 1760
 (Died)
|-
|25
|
|Chambers Russell
|
|
| – 
1771
 (Resigned)
|
|-
|26
|
|[[Peter Oliver (loyalist)|Peter Oliver]] (1713–1791)
|
|
| – 
1772
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|
|-
|27
|[[File:ThomasHutchinson.jpeg|alt=|127x127px]]
|[[Thomas Hutchinson (governor)|Thomas Hutchinson]] (1711–1780)
|
|St. Sewall
| – 
1769
 (Became Acting [[List of colonial governors of Massachusetts|Governor]])
| rowspan="2" |[[Sir Francis Bernard, 1st Baronet|Francis Bernard]]
|-
|28
|
|[[Edmund Trowbridge]] (1709–1793)
|
|
| – 
1775
 (Removed from office)
|-
|29
|
|Benjamin Lynde Jr.
|
|T. Hutchinson
| – 
1771
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="6" |[[Thomas Hutchinson (governor)|Thomas Hutchinson]]
|-
|30
|
|[[Foster Hutchinson (judge)|Foster Hutchinson]] (1724–1799)
|
|
| – 
1775
 (Removed from office)
|-
|31
|
|Nathaniel Ropes
 (d. 1774)
|
|
| – 
1774
 (Died)
|-
|32
|[[File:WilliamCushing.jpg|alt=|127x127px]]
|[[William Cushing]] (1732–1810)
|
|
| – 
1775
 (Reorganization of Court)
|-
|26
|
|[[Peter Oliver (loyalist)|Peter Oliver]] (1713–1791)
|
|B. Lynde Jr.
| – 
1775
 (Removed from office)
|-
|33
|
|Nathaniel Ropes
|
|N. Ropes
| – 
1775
 (Removed from office)
|}

=== Justices appointed by the Provincial Congress (1775–80) ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! colspan="3" |Justice
!Position
!Succeeded
!Tenure
!Appointed by
|-
|1
|[[File:John Adams, Gilbert Stuart, c1800 1815.jpg|alt=|121x121px]]
|[[John Adams]] (1735–1826)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1776
 (Never presided, resigned)
|
|-
|2
|[[File:WilliamCushing.jpg|alt=|127x127px]]
|[[William Cushing]] (1732–1810)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1776
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|
|-
|3
|
|[[Nathaniel Peaslee Sargent|Nathaniel Sargent]] (1731–1791)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1780
 ([[Constitution of Massachusetts|Constitution of 1780]])
|
|-
|4
|
|[[Jedediah Foster]] (1726–1779)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
October 17, 1779
 (Died)
|
|-
|5
|[[File:James Sullivan.jpg|alt=|125x125px]]
|[[James Sullivan (governor)|James Sullivan]] (1744–1808)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1780
 ([[Constitution of Massachusetts|Constitution of 1780]])
|
|-
|2
|[[File:WilliamCushing.jpg|alt=|127x127px]]
|[[William Cushing]] (1732–1810)
|
|J. Adams
| – 
1780
 ([[Constitution of Massachusetts|Constitution of 1780]])
|[[Massachusetts Governor's Council|Governor's Council]]
|-
|6
|
|[[David Sewall]] (1735–1825)
|
|W. Cushing
| – 
1780
 ([[Constitution of Massachusetts|Constitution of 1780]])
|
|}
Three men declined appointment to the Court during this period: William Reed in 1775, [[Robert Treat Paine]] in 1776, and [[James Warren (politician)|James Warren]] in 1777.

=== Justices under the State Constitution (1780–present) ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
! colspan="2" |Justice
!Position
!Succeeded
!Tenure
!Appointed by
|-
|[[File:WilliamCushing.jpg|alt=|127x127px]]
|[[William Cushing]] (1732–1810)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1789
 (Appointed to [[Supreme Court of the United States]])
| rowspan="4" |
|-
|
|[[Nathaniel Peaslee Sargent|Nathaniel Sargent]] (1731–1791)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1791
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|
|[[David Sewall]] (1735–1825)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1789
 (Appointed to U.S. District Court)
|-
|[[File:James Sullivan.jpg|alt=|125x125px]]
|[[James Sullivan (governor)|James Sullivan]] (1744–1808)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1782
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:FrancisDana.jpg|alt=|129x129px]]
|[[Francis Dana]] (1743–1811)
|
|J. Foster
(1779)
| – 
1806
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|
|-
|[[File:IncreaseSumnerBySharples.jpg|alt=|130x130px]]
|[[Increase Sumner]] (1746–1799)
|
|J. Sullivan
| – 
1787
 (Resigned to become Governor)
| rowspan="7" |[[John Hancock]]
|-
|
|[[Nathaniel Peaslee Sargent|Nathaniel Sargent]] (1731–1791)
|
|W. Cushing
| – 
October 2, 1791
 (Died)
|-
|[[File:Robert Treat Paine portrait.jpg|alt=|111x111px]]
|[[Robert Treat Paine]] (1731–1814)
|
|D. Sewall
| – 
1804
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|Nathan Cushing
|
|
| – 
1800
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:FrancisDana.jpg|alt=|129x129px]]
|[[Francis Dana]] (1743–1811)
|
|N. Sargent
| – 
1806
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:ThomasDawes ca1806 byGilbertStuart HistoricNewEngland.png|alt=|119x119px]]
|[[Thomas Dawes]] (1731–1809)
|
|F. Dana
| – 
1802
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|[[Theophilus Bradbury]] (1739–1803)
|
|I. Sumner
| – 
July 1803
 (Removed due to poor health)
|-
|[[File:SamuelSewallMA.jpg|alt=|137x137px]]
|[[Samuel Sewall (congressman)|Samuel Sewall]] (1750–1814)
|
|
| – 
1814
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
| rowspan="12" |[[Caleb Strong]]
|-
|[[File:TheodoreSedgwick.jpg|alt=|121x121px]]
|[[Theodore Sedgwick]] (1746–1813)
|
|
| – 
January 24, 1813
 (Died)
|-
|
|[[Simeon Strong]] (1735–1805)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1805
 (Died)
|-
|[[File:George Thatcher.jpg|alt=|114x114px]]
|[[George Thatcher]] (1754–1824)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
January 1824
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:Theophilus Parsons.jpg|alt=|125x125px]]
|[[Theophilus Parsons]] (1750–1813)
|
|F. Dana
| – 
October 13, 1813
 (Died)
|-
|[[File:IsaacParker.jpg|alt=|124x124px]]
|[[Isaac Parker (Massachusetts judge)|Isaac Parker]] (1768–1830)
|
|S. Strong
| – 
1814
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|
|[[Charles Jackson (judge)|Charles Jackson]] (1768–1830)
|
|T. Sedgwick
| – 
1823
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:SamuelSewallMA.jpg|alt=|137x137px]]
|[[Samuel Sewall (congressman)|Samuel Sewall]] (1750–1814)
|
|T. Parsons
| – 
June 8, 1814
 (Died)
|-
|[[File:DanielDewey.jpg|alt=|126x126px]]
|[[Daniel Dewey]] (1766–1815)
|
|S. Sewall
| – 
May 26, 1815
 (Died)
|-
|
|Samuel Putnam
|
|
| – 
1842
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:IsaacParker.jpg|alt=|124x124px]]
|[[Isaac Parker (Massachusetts judge)|Isaac Parker]] (1768–1830)
|
|S. Sewall
| – 
July 25, 1830
 (Died)
|-
|
|[[Samuel Wilde]] (1771–1855)
|
|D. Dewey
| – 
1850
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:LLincolnJr.jpg|alt=|126x126px]]
|[[Levi Lincoln Jr.]] (1782–1868)
|
|
| – 
1825
 (Elected Governor)
|[[William Eustis]]
|-
|[[File:Marcus Morton.jpg|alt=|133x133px]]
|[[Marcus Morton]] (1784–1864)
|
|L. Lincoln Jr.
| – 
1840
 (Elected Governor)
| rowspan="2" |[[Levi Lincoln Jr.]]
|-
|[[File:Lemuel Shaw by Southworth & Hawes.png|alt=|131x131px]]
|[[Lemuel Shaw]] (1781–1861)
|
|I. Parker
| – 
August 21, 1860
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|Charles Augustus Dewey
 (d. 1866)
|
|
| – 
1866
 (Died)
|[[Edward Everett]]
|-
|
|Samuel Hubbard
 (d. 1847)
|
|
| – 
1847
 (Died)
|[[John Davis (Massachusetts governor)|John Davis]]
|-
|[[File:Theron Metcalf.jpg|alt=|123x123px]]
|[[Theron Metcalf]] (1784–1875)
|
|M. Morton I
(1840)
| – 
1865
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="4" |[[George N. Briggs]]
|-
|
|Charles Forbes
|
|
| – 
1848
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:Richard Fletcher ASA.jpg|alt=|125x125px]]
|[[Richard Fletcher (American politician)|Richard Fletcher]] (1788–1869)
|
|C. Forbes
| – 
1853
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|George Tyler Bigelow
|
|
| – 
1860
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|[[File:Appletons' Cushing Caleb.jpg|alt=|118x118px]]
|[[Caleb Cushing]] (1800–1879)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1853
 (Appointed [[United States Attorney General|U.S. Attorney General]])
|[[George S. Boutwell]]
|-
|[[File:Benjamin F. Thomas (Massachusetts Congressman).jpg|alt=|139x139px]]
|[[Benjamin Thomas (politician)|Benjamin Thomas]] (1813–1878)
|
|R. Fletcher
| – 
1859
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="2" |[[John H. Clifford]]
|-
|[[File:PTMerrick-Sullivan.jpg|alt=|149x149px]]
|[[Pliny Merrick]] (1794–1867)
|
|
| – 
1864
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:EbenezerRHoar.jpg|alt=|122x122px]]
|[[Ebenezer R. Hoar]] (1801–1873)
|
|J. Nolan
| – 
1869
 (Appointed [[United States Attorney General|U.S. Attorney General]])
| rowspan="3" |[[Nathaniel Prentice Banks]]
|-
|
|George Tyler Bigelow
|
|L. Shaw
| – 
1867
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:"Our county and its people" - A history of Hampden County, Massachusetts. (1902) (14596568340).jpg|alt=|123x123px]]
|[[Reuben Atwater Chapman]] (1801–1873)
|
|
| – 
1868
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|[[File:Horacegrayphoto.jpg|alt=|128x128px]]
|[[Horace Gray]] (1828–1902)
|
|N. Clifford
| – 
September 15, 1873
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
| rowspan="2" |[[John Albion Andrew]]
|-
|
|[[James Colt (Massachusetts judge)|James Colt]] (1819–1881)
|
|T. Metcalf
| – 
1866
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:Dwight Foster (1828–1884).png|alt=|166x166px]]
|[[Dwight Foster (politician, born 1828)|Dwight Foster]] (1828–1884)
|
|C. A. Dewey
| – 
1869
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="4" |[[Alexander H. Bullock]]
|-
|
|John Wells
 (d. 1875)
|
|
| – 
1875
 (Died)
|-
|[[File:"Our county and its people" - A history of Hampden County, Massachusetts. (1902) (14596568340).jpg|alt=|123x123px]]
|[[Reuben Atwater Chapman]] (1801–1873)
|
|G. T. Bigelow
| – 
June 28, 1873
 (Died)
|-
|
|[[James Colt (Massachusetts judge)|James Colt]] (1819–1881)
|
|R. A. Chapman
| – 
1881
 (Died)
|-
|[[File:Marcus Morton (jurist).png|alt=|135x135px]]
|[[Marcus Morton (judge)|Marcus Morton II]] (1819–1891)
|
|
| – 
1882
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
| rowspan="2" |[[William Claflin]]
|-
|
|Seth Ames
|
|
| – 
1881
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:Horacegrayphoto.jpg|alt=|128x128px]]
|[[Horace Gray]] (1828–1902)
|
|R. A. Chapman
| – 
January 9, 1882
 (Appointed to [[Supreme Court of the United States]])
| rowspan="3" |[[William B. Washburn]]
|-
|[[File:Hon. Charles Devens of Mass. Atty Gen. Hayes Cabinet.png|alt=|141x141px]]
|[[Charles Devens]] (1820–1891)
|
|H. Gray
| – 
1877
 (Appointed [[United States Attorney General|U.S. Attorney General]])
|-
|[[File:William Crowninshield Endicott, 36th United States Secretary of War.jpg|alt=|131x131px]]
|[[William Crowninshield Endicott|William Endicott]] (1826–1900)
|
|''Inaugural''
| – 
1882
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|[[Otis Lord]] (1812–1884)
|
|J. Wells
| – 
1882
 (Resigned)
|[[William Gaston (Massachusetts)|William Gaston]]
|-
|
|Augustus Lord Soule
|
|
| – 
1881
 (Resigned)
|[[Alexander H. Rice]]
|-
|[[File:Walbridge Abner Field.png|alt=|107x107px]]
|[[Walbridge A. Field]] (1833–1899)
|
|
| – 
September 4, 1890
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
| rowspan="7" |[[John Davis Long|John D. Long]]
|-
|
|William Allen
|
|
| – 
1891
 (Died)
|-
|[[File:Hon. Charles Devens of Mass. Atty Gen. Hayes Cabinet.png|alt=|141x141px]]
|[[Charles Devens]] (1820–1891)
|
|A. Soule
| – 
1891
 (Died)
|-
|[[File:Marcus Morton (jurist).png|alt=|135x135px]]
|[[Marcus Morton (judge)|Marcus Morton II]] (1819–1891)
|
|H. Gray
| – 
1890
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:Waldo Colburn.png|alt=|99x99px]]
|[[Waldo Colburn]] (1824–1885)
|
|W. C. Endicott
| – 
September 26, 1885
 (Died)
|-
|[[File:Charles Allen (jurist).png|alt=|121x121px]]
|[[Charles Allen (jurist)|Charles Allen]] (1819–1891)
|
|M. Morton II
| – 
1898
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:Oliver Wendell Holmes, 1902.jpg|alt=|125x125px]]
|[[Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.]] (1833–1899)
|
|O. Lord
| – 
1899
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|
|William Gardner
|
|
| – 
1887
 (Resigned)
|[[George D. Robinson]]
|-
|[[File:Marcus Perrin Knowlton cph.3b47856.jpg|alt=|150x150px]]
|[[Marcus Perrin Knowlton]] (1839–1918)
|
|W. Gardner
| – 
1902
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|[[Oliver Ames (governor)|Oliver Ames]]
|-
|[[File:Walbridge Abner Field.png|alt=|107x107px]]
|[[Walbridge A. Field]] (1833–1899)
|
|M. Morton
| – 
July 15, 1899
 (Died)
|[[John Q. A. Brackett]]
|-
|
|James Morton
|
|
| – 
1913
 (Resigned)
|
|-
|[[File:Judge James Madison Barker.png|alt=|129x129px]]
|[[James Barker (judge)|James Barker]] (1839–1905)
|
|W. Allen
| – 
October 2, 1905
 (Died)
|[[William Russell (governor)|William Russell]]
|-
|
|John Lathrop
|
|
| – 
1906
 (Resigned)
|
|-
|
|John Hammond
|
|
| – 
1914
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="3" |[[Roger Wolcott (Massachusetts)|Roger Wolcott]]
|-
|[[File:Oliver Wendell Holmes, 1902.jpg|alt=|125x125px]]
|[[Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.]] (1833–1899)
|
|W. A. Field
| – 
December 4, 1902
 (Appointed to [[Supreme Court of the United States]])
|-
|
|William Loring
|
|
| – 
1919
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|Henry Braley
|
|
| – 
1929
 (Died)
| rowspan="2" |[[Winthrop M. Crane]]
|-
|[[File:Marcus Perrin Knowlton cph.3b47856.jpg|alt=|150x150px]]
|[[Marcus Perrin Knowlton]] (1839–1918)
|
|O. W. Holmes
| – 
September 7, 1911
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|Henry Sheldon
|
|
| – 
1915
 (Resigned)
|[[William Lewis Douglas]]
|-
|[[File:Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts, with a history of Worcester society of antiquity; (1907) (14596484609).jpg|alt=|119x119px]]
|[[Arthur Prentice Rugg]] (1862–1938)
|
|
| – 
1911
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|[[Curtis Guild Jr.]]
|-
|[[File:Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts, with a history of Worcester society of antiquity; (1907) (14596484609).jpg|alt=|119x119px]]
|[[Arthur Prentice Rugg]] (1862–1938)
|
|M. P. Knowlton
| – 
June 12, 1938
 (Died)
| rowspan="2" |[[Eugene Foss]]
|-
|
|Charles Decourcy
 (d. 1924)
|
|
| – 
1924
 (Died)
|-
|[[File:John Crawford Crosby.png|alt=|146x146px]]
|[[John Crawford Crosby|John C. Crosby]] (1859–1943)
|
|J. Morton
| – 
October 1, 1937
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="3" |[[David I. Walsh]]
|-
|
|Edward Pierce
|
|
| – 
1937
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|James Carroll
 (d. 1932)
|
|
| – 
1932
 (Died)
|-
|
|[[Charles Jenney]] (1860–1923)
|
|
| – 
November 29, 1923
 (Died)
|[[Calvin Coolidge]]
|-
|
|William Wait
|
|
| – 
1934
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="2" |[[Channing H. Cox]]
|-
|
|George Sanderson
 (d. 1932)
|
|
| – 
1932
 (Died)
|-
|
|[[Fred Tarbell Field]] (1876–1950)
|
|
| – 
June 30, 1938
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|[[Frank G. Allen]]
|-
|
|[[Charles Donahue]] (1877–1952)
|
|
| – 
April 26, 1944
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="3" |[[Joseph B. Ely]]
|-
|
|Henry Lummus
|
|
| – 
1955
|-
|
|[[Stanley Elroy Qua]] (1880–1965)
|
|
| – 
1947
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|
|[[Arthur Dolan]] (1876–1949)
|
|J. C. Crosby
| – 
August 20, 1949
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="4" |[[Charles F. Hurley]]
|-
|
|Louis Cox
|
|
| – 
1944
|-
|
|[[Fred Tarbell Field]] (1876–1950)
|
|A. P. Rugg
| – 
July 24, 1947
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|James Ronan
|
|F. T. Field
| – 
1972
|-
|
|Raymond Sanger Wilkins
|
|
| – 
1956
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
| rowspan="2" |[[Leverett Saltonstall]]
|-
|
|John Spalding
|
|
| – 
1971
|-
|
|[[Stanley Elroy Qua]] (1880–1965)
|
|F. T. Field
| – 
1956
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="2" |[[Robert F. Bradford]]
|-
|
|[[Harold P. Williams]] (1882–1963)
|
|S. Qua
| – 
1962
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|Edward Counihan
|
|
| – 
1960
|[[Paul A. Dever]]
|-
|
|[[Arthur Whittemore]] (1896–1969)
|
|H. Lummus
| – 
October 1, 1969
 (Died)
| rowspan="3" |[[Christian Herter]]
|-
|
|Raymond Sanger Wilkins
|
|S. E. Qua
| – 
1970
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|R. Ammi Cutter
|
|
| – 
1972
|-
|
|[[Paul G. Kirk Sr.]] (1905–1981)
|
|E. Counihan
| – 
December 15, 1970
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="2" |[[Foster Furcolo]]
|-
|
|Jacob Spiegel
|
|
| – 
1972
|-
|
|[[G. Joseph Tauro]] (1906–1994)
|
|
| – 
1970
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
| rowspan="2" |[[John Volpe]]
|-
|
|Paul Reardon
|
|
| – 
1977
|-
|
|[[G. Joseph Tauro]] (1906–1994)
|
|R. S. Wilkins
| – 
1976
 (Mandatory retirement)
|
|-
|
|Francis Quirico
|
|
| – 
1981
| rowspan="5" |[[Francis W. Sargent]]
|-
|
|[[Robert Braucher]] (1916–1981)
|
|P. Kirk
| – 
August 26, 1981
 (Died)
|-
|
|[[Edward F. Hennessey]] (1919–2007)
|
|J. Spalding
| – 
1976
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|
|[[Benjamin Kaplan|Richard Fletcher]] (1911–2010)
|
|R. A. Cutter
| – 
1981
 (Mandatory retirement)
|-
|
|[[Herbert P. Wilkins]]
|
|
| – 
1996
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|
|[[Edward F. Hennessey]] (1919–2007)
|
|G. J. Tauro
| – 
1989
 (Mandatory retirement)
| rowspan="3" |[[Michael Dukakis]]
|-
|
|[[Paul J. Liacos]] (1929–1999)
|
|
| – 
June 20, 1986
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|
|[[Ruth Abrams]] (1930–2019)
|
|P. Reardon
| – 
2000
 (Mandatory retirement)
|-
|
|[[Joseph R. Nolan]] (1925–2013)
|
|
| – 
1995
 (Mandatory retirement)
| rowspan="3" |[[Edward J. King]]
|-
|
|Neil L. Lynch
|
|
| – 
2000
|-
|
|[[Francis Patrick O'Connor]] (1927–2007)
|
|R. Braucher
| – 
1997
 (Mandatory retirement)
|-
|
|[[Paul J. Liacos]] (1929–1999)
|
|E. Hennessey
| – 
September 30, 1996
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="2" |[[Michael Dukakis]]
|-
|
|[[John Greaney|John M. Greaney]] (1939–)
|
|
| – 
2008
 (Resigned)
|-
|[[File:Charles Fried.jpg|alt=|139x139px]]
|[[Charles Fried]] (1944–)
|
|J. Nolan
| – 
June 1999
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="4" |[[William Weld]]
|-
|[[File:Margaret.Marshall.428.jpg|alt=|101x101px]]
|[[Margaret H. Marshall]] (1944–)
|
|
| – 
October 14, 1999
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|
|[[Herbert P. Wilkins]]
|
|P. Liacos
| – 
October 13, 1999
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|[[Roderick L. Ireland]] (1944–)
|
|
| – 
December 20, 2010
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|[[File:Margaret.Marshall.428.jpg|alt=|101x101px]]
|[[Margaret H. Marshall]] (1944–)
|
|H. Wilkins
| – 
October 31, 2010
 (Resigned)
| rowspan="5" |[[Paul Cellucci]]
|-
|
|[[Judith Cowin]] (1942–)
|
|C. Fried
| – 
2011
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|[[Francis X. Spina]] (1946–)
|
|M. Marshall
| – 
August 12, 2016
 (Mandatory retirement)
|-
|
|[[Martha B. Sosman]] (1950–2007)
|
|N. Lynch
| – 
March 10, 2007
 (Died)
|-
|
|[[Robert J. Cordy]] (1949–)
|
|R. Abrams
| – 
August 12, 2016
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|[[Margot Botsford]] (1947–)
|
|M. Sosman
| – 
March 15, 2017
 (Mandatory retirement)
| rowspan="7" |[[Deval Patrick]]
|-
|
|[[Ralph Gants]] (1954–)
|
|J. Greaney
| – 
July 28, 2014
 (Continued as Chief Justice)
|-
|
|[[Roderick L. Ireland]] (1944–)
|
|M. Marshall
| – 
July 25, 2014
 (Mandatory retirement)
|-
|
|'''[[Barbara Lenk]]''' '''(1950–)'''
|''''''
|'''J. Cowin'''
|''' – Incumbent'''
|-
|
|[[Fernande R.V. Duffly]] (1949–)
|
|R. Ireland
| – 
July 12, 2016
 (Resigned)
|-
|
|[[Ralph Gants|'''Ralph Gants''']] '''(1954–)'''
|''''''
|'''R. Ireland'''
|''' – Incumbent'''
|-
|
|[[Geraldine Hines]] (1947–)
|
|R. Gants
| – 
August 18, 2017
 (Mandatory retirement)
|-
|
|'''[[Frank Gaziano]]''' '''(1963–)'''
|''''''
|'''F. Spina'''
|''' – Incumbent'''
| rowspan="5" |[[Charlie Baker]]
|-
|
|'''[[Kimberly S. Budd]]''' '''(1966–)'''
|''''''
|'''F. Duffly'''
|''' – Incumbent'''
|-
|
|[[David A. Lowy|'''David A. Lowy''']]
|''''''
|'''R. Cordy'''
|''' – Incumbent'''
|-
|
|'''[[Elspeth B. Cypher]]''' '''(1959–)'''
|''''''
|'''M. Botsford'''
|''' – Incumbent'''
|-
|
|'''[[Scott L. Kafker|Scott Kafker]]''' '''(1959–)'''
|''''''
|'''G. Hines'''
|''' – Incumbent'''
|}

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