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Priestly Harvey McBride (1796–May 21, 1869; erroneously reported in some sources as Priestly Haggin McBride) was a justice of the Supreme Court of Missouri from April 4, 1845 to March 7, 1848. Born in 1796 near Harrodsburg, Kentucky, McBride was educated in law, and thereafter moved to Missouri, settling in Columbia, Missouri, around 1825. There, he "became prominent in politics as an unbending Democrat", and in 1829, Governor John Miller appointed McBride to be the Missouri Secretary of State. On November 20, 1830, Miller appointed by McBride to a circuit judge seat for the Missouri Second Judicial Circuit, where McBride served until 1845.