Notable Alumni of Albany Law School
Notable alumni of Albany Law School include William McKinley (25th President of the United States), Andrew Cuomo (Former Governor of New York) and Robert H. Jackson (US Supreme Court associate justice).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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William McKinley 1843–1901
25th President of the United States
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Andrew Cuomo 1957–
Former Governor of New York
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Robert H. Jackson 1892–1954
US Supreme Court associate justice
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Tom Vilsack 1950–
Former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture and Iowa governor
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Lee Zeldin 1980–
Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency
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Alton B. Parker 1852–1926
Judge and 1904 Democratic presidential nominee
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William Sterling Cole 1904–1987
First Director General of the IAEA
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William E. Miller 1914–1983
1964 Republican vice presidential nominee
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Redfield Proctor 1831–1908
Vermont governor, Secretary of War and US senator
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William Freeman Vilas 1840–1908
Lawyer and U.S. senator from Wisconsin
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Jeanine Pirro 1951–
U.S. attorney for D.C., TV host and former judge
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Edwin Hurd Conger 1843–1907
US minister to China during the Boxer Rebellion
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William Paine Lord 1838–1911
9th Governor of Oregon
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Kate Stoneman 1841–1925
Suffragist and first woman admitted to New York bar
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Anthony Brindisi 1978–
US district judge and politician from New York
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David Josiah Brewer 1837–1910
US Supreme Court justice from 1890 to 1910
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Martin Henry Glynn 1871–1924
40th Governor of New York
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Nathan F. Dixon III 1847–1897
US representative and senator from Rhode Island
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Harris M. Plaisted 1828–1898
Maine governor, lawyer and Union Army officer
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Charles H. Page 1843–1912
Former U.S. representative from Rhode Island
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Llewellyn Powers 1836–1908
44th governor of Maine, former U.S. representative
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Henry R. Gibson 1837–1938
Tennessee congressman, attorney and judge
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William T. Haines 1854–1919
49th governor of Maine
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Michael J. Garcia 1961–
Associate Judge of the New York Court of Appeals
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Alexander Campbell Botkin 1842–1905
Montana politician and lawyer
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Frederick Walker Pitkin 1837–1886
Second Governor of Colorado
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James Manning Tyler 1835–1926
Vermont congressman, lawyer and judge
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John Franklin Fort 1852–1920
33rd Governor of New Jersey
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John Raines 1840–1909
New York politician who authored the Raines Law
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Abraham Lansing 1835–1899
Lawyer and politician
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Michael William Bray 1889–1961
Former Lieutenant Governor of New York
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John Joseph Mitchell 1873–1925
Lawyer and politician
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Andrew S. Draper 1848–1913
Educator, author and jurist
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William H. Clagett 1838–1901
Lawyer and politician
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Kathy Sheehan 1963–
75th mayor of Albany, New York
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John Meredith Read, Jr. 1837–1896
United States diplomat and author
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Bernard W. Kearney 1889–1976
Former US Representative from New York
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David O'Brien Martin 1944–2012
Republican US congressman from New York, 1981–1993
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Rollin B. Sanford 1874–1957
US representative from New York
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Charles Henry Morgan 1842–1912
Missouri congressman who served five terms
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Abraham X. Parker 1831–1909
Lawyer and former U.S. congressman from New York
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Carleton J. King 1904–1977
Republican U.S. Representative from New York
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Dean Park Taylor 1902–1977
Republican congressman from New York
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J. Ernest Wharton 1899–1990
Former U.S. representative from New York
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Hiram Y. Smith 1843–1894
Former U.S. Representative from Iowa and lawyer
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Charles H. Porter 1833–1897
Attorney and Virginia congressman
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William Stiles Bennet 1870–1962
U.S. representative from New York and judge
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William Thomas Byrne 1876–1952
Attorney and U.S. representative from New York
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Washington Gardner 1845–1928
Michigan lawyer, politician and Civil War veteran
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John De Witt Warner 1851–1925
U.S. representative from New York
Business
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Morris Silverman 1912–2006
Businessman, philanthropist and Purple Heart recipient
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Richard Parsons 1948–2024
Chairman of Citigroup, chairman and CEO of Time Warner
Science and academia
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Russell Conwell 1843–1925
Founder and first president of Temple University
Arts and media
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Megyn Kelly 1970–
Journalist and talk show host
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Jessica Bird 1969–
Romance novelist, pen name J. R. Ward
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Charles Crozat Converse 1832–1918
Attorney and composer of church songs
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Kim Gannon 1900–1974
Songwriter, lyricist of I'll Be Home for Christmas
Sports
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Barry Kramer 1942–2025
Basketball player, later jurist and attorney
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Hubert Miller 1918–2000
Bobsledder, 1953 world four-man champion
Other fields
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Park Benjamin 1849–1922
Patent lawyer and writer
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with Albany Law School (people who attended both).