James Ellsworth Noland

1920–1992 (age 72)

federal judge

Biography

James Ellsworth Noland was born in 1920 and distinguished himself through a career in the federal judiciary. As a federal judge, he upheld the principles of justice and the rule of law, serving with integrity and wisdom in his judicial responsibilities.

Noland passed away in 1992, leaving behind a legacy of judicial service and commitment to the American legal system. He was laid to rest at Crown Hill Cemetery, where he is honored for his contributions to the bench and his dedication to justice.

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