U.S. Presidents Who Appointed Many Supreme Court Justices

There have been 44 presidents and 114 justices of the supreme court, so on average each president appoints about 2.6 justices. Name the presidents who beat this average.

The name of one of their appointees is given as a hint.

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Number	Appointee	President
8	John Jay	George Washington
8	Felix Frankfurter	Franklin D. Roosevelt
6	Roger B. Taney	Andrew Jackson
5	Salmon P. Chase	Abraham Lincoln
5	Charles Evans Hughes	William Taft
5	Potter Stewart	Dwight D. Eisenhower
4	Joseph Philo Bradley	Ulysses S. Grant
4	Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar II	Grover Cleveland
4	Henry Billings Brown	Benjamin Harrison
4	(one of the other answers on this quiz)	Warren G. Harding
4	Fred M. Vinson	Harry S. Truman
4	Warren Burger	Richard Nixon
3	John Marshall	John Adams
3	Henry Brockholst Livingston	Thomas Jefferson
3	Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.	Theodore Roosevelt
3	Louis Brandeis	Woodrow Wilson
3	Sandra Day O'Connor	Ronald Reagan