Hamilton Ward, Jr.
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Hamilton Ward, Jr. (1871 - 1932) was the Attorney General of New York from 1928 to 1932, under Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt. His father, Hamilton Ward, Sr., held the same office from 1879 to 1881.
Ward was a Republican from Buffalo.
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| Preceded by Albert Ottinger |
New York State Attorney General 1929–1931 |
Succeeded by John J. Bennett, Jr. |
| Attorneys General of New York |  |
|---|---|
| Benson • Varick • Burr • Lewis • Lawrence • J. Hoffman • Spencer • Woodworth • Hildreth • Emmett • Van Vechten • M. Van Buren • Oakley • Talcott • Bronson • Beardsley • Hall • Barker • J. Van Buren • Jordan • Chatfield • Stow • O. Hoffman • Cushing • Tremain • Myers • Dickinson • Cochrane • Martindale • Barlow • Pratt • Fairchild • Schoonmaker • Ward • Russell • O'Brien • Tabor • Rosendale • Hancock • Davies • Cunneen • Mayer • Jackson • O'Malley • Carmody • Parsons • Woodbury • Lewis • Newton • Sherman • Ottinger • Ward • Bennett • Goldstein • Javits • Lefkowitz • Abrams • Koppell • Vacco • Spitzer • Cuomo |
