JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
COPAKE
COLUMBIA COUNTY,
NEW YORK
By Capt. Franklin Ellis211
1878
| YEAR | NAME | YEAR | NAME |
| 1824 | Benjamin Hamlin | 1852 | Andrew Whitbeck |
| Jacob Shafer | 1853 | William Elliott | |
| 1825 | William Elliott | Daniel Sheldon | |
| 1826 | Ulysses Cole | 1854 | George Haywood |
| 1827* | Jeremiah Shufelt, Jr. | 1855 | James E. Christie |
| William T. Traffor (sic) | Cornelius Snyder | ||
| Gideon Sheldon | 1856 | Ransom Rogers | |
| Jacob Shafer | James I. Snyder | ||
| 1828 | Augustus Reed | 1857 | Frederick W. Shattuck |
| 1829 | Gideon Sheldon | Walter Brusie | |
| 1830 | William T. Trafford | 1858 | William Murray |
| 1831 | John Chrysler | Martin L. Smith | |
| 1832 | Augustus Reed | 1859 | James E. Christie |
| 1833 | Gideon Sheldon | Daniel Haywood | |
| Aaron Williams | 1860 | Fyler D. Sweet | |
| 1834 | William Elliott | 1861 | John E. Judson |
| 1835 | Horace Culver | George Shafer | |
| 1836 | Andrew Whitbeck | 1862 | Peter Decker |
| Adam Shultis | 1863 | William Wright | |
| 1837 | Albertus Nooney | 1864 | James E. Christie |
| James Austin | Artemus Austin | ||
| 1838 | Richard Van Deusen | 1865 | George Shafer |
| Isaac Griffin | 1866 | Edmond Shultis | |
| 1839 | James Austin | 1867 | William Wright, Jr. |
| Isaac Griffin | 1868 | James E. Christie | |
| 1840 | Andrew Whitbeck | 1869 | George Shafer |
| 1841 | Albertus Nooney | Daniel Haywood | |
| James Reynolds | 1870 | George Shafer | |
| 1842 | William Elliott | Nicholas Robison | |
| 1843 | Norman Brusie | Milo Van Deusen | |
| 1844 | Andrew Whitbeck | 1871 | Conrad A. Wheeler |
| Ransom Rogers | Byron N. Crary | ||
| 1845 | Albertus Nooney | 1872 | Byron N. Crary |
| 1846 | James Austin | 1873 | Nicholas Robinson |
| William T. Trafford | 1874 | William Wright | |
| 1847 | William T. Trafford | 1875 | Peter Wilsey |
| 1848 | William M. Elton | 1876 | John P. Marshall |
| 1849 | Abram Coons | Wilson Sheldon | |
| 1850 | James Austin | 1877 | George Shafer |
| 1851 | William T. Trafford | 1878 | William Wright |
| Ransom Rogers |
*From this time the justices were elected by the people.
