Were the justices who-voted Roe Vs Wade in more liberal or more conservative?

The justices who voted in favor of Roe v. Wade in 1973 were generally considered more liberal. The decision was supported by a majority of justices appointed by Democratic presidents, reflecting a more progressive stance on issues of privacy and individual rights. Conversely, the dissenting justices were primarily appointed by Republican presidents, aligning with a more conservative viewpoint on abortion.