1/2/1907

1/7/1907

1/8/1907

1/11/1907

1/12/1907

5/30-31/1907

1/15/1912

11/1/1913

2/9/1914

6/18/1914

11/14/1914

6/4/1915

6/6/1916

6/16/1916

8/19/1916

9/12/1916

9/27/1916

11/7/1916

12/12/1916

1/1/1917

10/1/1917

11/21/1918

8/29/1919

9/12/1919	
The three elected Judges convened at the State Capitol on January 2, 1907.  (Benjamin Harvey Hill, Richard B. Russell, Arthur Gray Powell)

Logan Blakely was appointed clerk of the court.

James H. Pittman is appointed the first sheriff

Marian Bloodworth became the Court's first female employee.  She was hired as a stenographer. 

Hill became first Chief Judge

Rules were adopted similar to those of the Supreme Court.

The first case heard was that of Hunter V. Lissner, from Glynn Superior Court.

The first case was decided.

An additional 24 criminal cases and one more civil case was transferred.

A resolution unanimously adopted at the 1907 annual bar meeting, which requested West Publishing Company to add this Court's opinions to its Southeastern Reporter because "these decisions will be valuable not only in this State, but in every law library in America."

Judge Powell leaves office.
J.R. Pottle appointed

Benjamin Harvey Hill leaves office
L.S. Roan is appointed

Pottle leaves office
Peyton Wade is appointed

An address by J. R. Pottle of Albany appearing in the 1914 Georgia Bar Association Reports (pages 216-226) detailed the conflicts between decisions of the two appellate courts (which arose despite the constitutional requirement that the Supreme Court rulings were to be binding precedents) and it provided supporting statistics.
 
Roan leaves office
Nash Broyles is elected

The workload of the two appellate courts had grown so much that the Georgia Bar Association deemed it necessary to take positive steps toward alleviation.

Russell leaves office

Robert Hodges is Appointed

The 1916 Legislature approved for submission to the electorate a constitutional amendment which limited the class of cases over which the Supreme Court was to have jurisdiction and enlarged that of the Court of Appeals.

The General Assembly also passed a statute changing the structure of the Court.  This Act added three Judges to the three already comprising the bench of the Court of Appeals and provided for them to sit in two divisions, with each to determine "independently of the other the cases assigned to it." 

Primary election for 3 new judges

Democratic convention picks the 3 New Judges to be placed on the ballot for general election: Luke, George and Jenkins.

General election for 3 new Judges: Luke, George and Jenkins.

Robert Hodges passes away in office

Oliver Hazzard Bartow Bloodworth is appointed
Walter George is elected to office
Roscoe Luke is elected to office
Walter Jenkins is elected to office

George leaves office
Frank Harwell is appointed

Harwell leaves office
Alexander Stephens is appointed

Peyton Wade passes away in office

Charles Whitefoord Smith is appointed