Thomas Courtland Manning
1825–1887 (age 62)
Biography
Thomas Courtland Manning was a distinguished jurist and statesman known for his integrity and devotion to the law. As a respected judge and legal scholar, he upheld principles of fairness during a period of significant change, guiding Louisiana’s judiciary with clarity and wisdom.
Manning also shared his knowledge through writing and teaching, shaping the minds of future legal leaders. His thoughtful approach to jurisprudence and steadfast character remain a model of public service.