1860-Thomas Overton Moore (Military government established by the Federals after the fall of New Orleans). 1864-Henry Watkins Allen (Governor of portion held by Confederates). 1864-Michael Hahn (Governor of portion held by Federals). The Reconstruction Period. 1865-James Madison Wells (Hahn elected Senator March 4, 1865; Lieut-Gov. Wells succeeded him). 1867-Benjamin Franklin Flanders (Appointed Acting Governor by Military District Commander Sheridan). 1868-Joshua Baker (Appointed Acting Governor by Gen. W. S. Hancock who succeeded Sheridan). UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF 1868.* 1868-Henry Clay Warmoth. 1872-William Pitt Kellogg (Recognized by President and Congress as the de facto Governor). John McEnery (Elected, but will of the people overturned by the Returning Board "). 1876-Francis Tillou Nicholls (Stephen B. Packard, claimant; but claims rejected). UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF 1879. 1880-Louis A. Wiltz (d. 1881). 1881-Samuel Douglas McEnery (Ex officio Lieut.-Gov. succeeded Wiltz). 1884-Samuel Douglas McEnery (Elected). 1888-Francis Tillou Nicholls. 1892-Murphy J. Foster. 1896-Murphy J. Foster. UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF 1898. 1900-William W. Heard. 1904-Newton C. Blanchard. 1908-Jared Y. Sanders. 1912-Luther E. Hall. MAINE. ROYAL GOVERNORS. 1692 Sir William Phips (Retires to England, 1694; d. 1695). 1694-William Stoughton (Lieut.Governor). 1699-Richard, Earl Bellamont (Governor; d. March 5, 1701). 1701-Stoughton (Lieut.-Governor d. July 7, 1701). 1701-The Council. 1702, June-Joseph Dudley (Governor; removed 1715). Nov. (Lieut.-Governor). 1715, 9-William Tailer 1716, Oct. Samuel Shute (Governor; left for England Dec. 27, 1722). 1723, Jan. 1-William Dummer (Lieut.-Governor). 1728, July-William Burnet (Governor; d. Sept. 7, 1729). 1729-Dummer (Lieut.-Governor). 1730, Aug.-Jonathan Belcher (Governor; displaced 1740). 1740, July-William Shirley (Governor; commissioner to Paris 1749). 1749-Spencer Phips (Lieut.-Governor). 1753, Aug. 7-Gov. Shirley returns (Goes to England 1756). 1756, Sept.-Phips (Lieut.-Governor; d. April 4, 1757). 1757-The Council. 1757, Aug. 3-Thomas Pownall (Governor; left June 3, 1760). 1760, Aug. 4-Sir Francis Bernard (Governor; Aug. 2, 1769). 1769-Thomas Hutchinson (Governor; May, 1774). 1774-Thomas Gage (GovernorGeneral; denounced October, 1774). 1774, Oct. 7-1775, July 19Provincial Congresses. 1775, July-1780, Oct.-The Council. UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH. Elected. 1780, Oct. 25-John Hancock. 1785, May-James Bowdoin. 1787-John Hancock (d. Oct. 1793). 1793, Oct. Samuel Adams (Lieut.Governor). 1794 Samuel Adams. 1797-Increase Sumner (d. June 1799). 1799, June-Moses Gill (Lieut.Governor). 1800-Caleb Strong. 1807-James Sullivan (d. Dec. 10, 1808). 1808-Levi Lincoln ernor). (Lieut.-Gov 1809-Christopher Gore. 1810-Elbridge Gerry. 1812-Caleb Strong. 1816-John Brooks (Until separa tion). 1820, March 15-Maine separated from Massachusetts. SINCE FORMATION OF CONSTITUTION. 1820-William King (Resigned). 1821-William D. Williamson (Acting Governor; resigned). 1821-Benjamin Ames Governor). 1822-Albion K. Parris. (Acting 1827-Enoch Lincoln (Died). 1829-Nathan Cutler (Acting Governor). 1830- Joshua Hall (Acting Governor). 1830-Jono. G. Hunton. (Resigned, elected to U. S. Senate). 1843-Edward Kavanagh (Acting Governor). 1844-Hugh J. Anderson. 1847-John W. Dana. 1850-John Hubbard. 1853-Anson P. Morrill. 1856-Samuel Wells. 1857-Hannibal Hamlin (Resigned, 1858-Lot M. Morrill. 1867-Joshua Chamberlain. 1883-Frederick Robie. 1887-S. S. Marble (Acting Governor). 1889-Edwin C. Burleigh. In 1861 a convention modified the Constitution of 1853 to read "The Confederate States of America" where it originally referred to the United States of America. In 1864 a Constitution was framed and voted upon, but was not recognized by Congress. ROYAL GOVERNORS. 1692 Sir Lionel Copley. 1693-Sir Edmund Andros. 1693-Nicholas Greenberry (President of Council). 1694 Sir Thomas Lawrence (Secretary). 1694 Francis Nicholson. 1699-Nathaniel Blackiston. 1702-Thomas Tench (President of Council). 1704-John Seymour. 1709-Edward Loyd (President of Council). 1714-John Hart. PROPRIETARY GOVERNORS. 1715-John Hart. 1720-Thomas Brooke (President of Council). 1720-Charles Calvert. 1727-Benedict Leonard Calvert. 1731-Samuel Ogle. 1732-Charles Calvert, Fifth Lord Baltimore. 1733-Samuel Ogle. 1742-Thomas Bladen. 1747-Samuel Ogle. 1752-Benjamin Tasker (President of Council). 1753-Horatio Sharpe. 1769-Robert Eden. 1774-Richard Lee (President of Council). 1774-Robert Eden (Returned). 1774-76-Council of safety. UNDER STATE CONSTITUTION. 1777-Thomas Johnson. 1779-Thomas Sim Lee. 1782-William Paca. 1785-William Smallwood. 1788-John Eager Howard. 1791-George Plater. 1792-James Brice (Acting Governor). 1792-Thomas Sim Lee. 1794-John H. Stone. 1797-John Henry. 1798-Benjamin Ogle. 1806-Robert Wright. 1808-James Butcher (Acting Gov ernor). 1809-Edward Lloyd. 1811-Robert Bowie. 1812-Levin Winder. 1815-Charles Ridgley. 1831-George Howard (Acting Governor). 1832-George Howard. 1673-John Leverett. 1679-Simon Bradstreet. 1684-Joseph Dudley (President). 1686 Sir Edmund Andros (Governor-General). 1689-Thomas Danforth (Acting Governor). UNDER SECOND CHARTER. 1692 Sir William Phips. 1694-William Stoughton (Acting Governor). 1699-Richard mont). 1825-Levi Lincoln. 1834-John Davis. 1847-William L. Greely (Acting Governor). 1835 Samuel T. Armstrong (Act- 1848-Epaphroditus Ransom. ing Governor). 1836-Edward Everett. 1840-Marcus Morton. 1841-John Davis. 1843-Marcus Morton. 1844 George N. Briggs. 1851-George S. Boutwell. 1853-John H. Clifford. 1854-Emory Washburn. 1855-Henry J. Gardner. Coote (Earl Bella 1858-Nathaniel P. Banks. 1861-John A. Andrew. 1700-William Stoughton (Acting Governor). 1701-The Council. 1702-Joseph Dudley. 1715-The Council. 1715-Joseph Dudley. 1715-William Tailer (Acting Governor). 1716 Samuel Shute. 1723-William Dummer (Acting Governor). 1728-William Burnett. 1728-William Dummer (Acting Governor). 1730-William Tailer (Acting Governor). 1730--Jonathan Belcher. 1741-William Shirley. 1749-Spencer Phips (Acting Governor). 1753-William Shirley. 1756-Spencer Phips (Acting Governor). 1757-The Council. 1757-Thomas Pownall. 1760-Thomas Hutchinson (Acting Governor). 1760 Sir Francis Bernard. 1769-Thomas Hutchinson (Acting Governor). 1771-Thomas Hutchinson. 1774-Thomas Gage. 1774 Provincial Congress. 1775-The Council. 1866-Alexander H. Bullock. 1869-William Claflin. 1872-William B. Washburn. 1874-Thomas Talbot (Acting Gov ernor). 1874-William Gaston. 1876-Alexander H. Rice. 1879-Thomas Talbot. 1880-John D. Long. 1883-Benjamin F. Butler. 1884 George D. Robinson. 1887-Oliver Ames. 1890-J. Q. A. Brackett. 1891-William E. Russell. 1894-Frederick T. Greenhalge. 1897-Roger Wolcott. 1900-Winthrop M. Crane. 1903-John L. Bates. 1905-William L. Douglas. 1906-Curtis Guild, Jr. 1909-Eben S. Draper. 1911-Eugene N. Foss. 1914-David I. Walsh. MICHIGAN. 1622-Under French rule there were 28 governors. 1763-Under British rule there were 11 governors. AS PART OF NORTHWEST TERRITORY. 1796-Arthur St. Clair. AS PART OF INDIANA TERRITORY. 1800-William Henry Harrison. AS TERRITORY OF MICHIGAN. 1805-William Hull. 1813-Lewis Cass. 1831-George B. Porter. 1834-Stevens T. Mason. STATE. 1835-Stevens T. Mason (Not in Union). 1837-Stevens T. Mason (In Union). 1840-William Woodbridge. 1841-J. Wright Gordon (Acting Governor). 1843-John S. Barry. 1846-Alpheus Felch. 1832-Abram M. Scott (d. June 12, 1833). 1833-Charles Lynch (President of Senate and Acting Governor). 1833-Hiram G. Runnels (Vacated Office Nov. 20, 1835). 1835-John A. Quitman (President of Senate and Acting Governor). 1836-Charles Lynch. 1838-Alexander G. McNutt. 1842-Tilghman M. Tucker. 1844-Albert G. Brown. 1848-Joseph W. Matthews. 1850-John A. Quitman (Resigned Feb. 3, 1851). 1851-John J. Guion (President of Senate and Acting Governor). 1851-James Whitfield (President of Senate and Acting Governor). 1852-Henry S. Foote (Resigned Jan. 5, 1854). 1854-John J. Pettus (President of Senate and Acting Governor). 1854-John J. McRae. 1857-William McWillie. 1859-John J. Pettus. 1863-Charles Clark (Removed by Federal Government May 22, 1865). 1865-William L. Sharkey (Provisional Governor). 1865-Benjamin G. Humphreys (Removed by Federal Government June 15, 1868). 1868-Adelbert Governor). Ames (Military 1870-James L. Alcorn (Resigned Nov. 30, 1871). 1871-Ridgeley C. Powers (Acting Governor). 1874-Adelbert Ames (Resigned March 29, 1876). 1876-John M. Stone (President of Senate). 1882-Robert Lowry. 1890-John M. Stone. 1896-Anselm J. McLaurin. 1900-Andrew H. Longino. 1904-James Kimble Vardaman. MISSOURI. SPANISH ILLINOIS COUNTRY. 1770-Pedro Piernas (Lieut.-Governor). 1775-Francisco Cruzat (Lieut.Governor). 1778-Fernando de Leyba (Lieut.Governor). 1780-Francisco Cruzat (Lieut.Governor). 1787-Manuel Perez (Lieut.-Gov ernor). 1792-Zenon 1865-Thomas C. Fletcher. 1869-Joseph W. McClurg. 1871-Benjamin Gratz Brown. 1873-Silas Woodson. 1875-Charles H. Hardin. 1877-John S. Phelps. 1881-Thomas T. Crittenden. 1885-John S. Marmaduke. 1887-Albert P. Morehouse (Acting Governor). 1889-David R. Francis. 1893-William J. Stone. 1897-Lon V. Stephens. 1901-Alexander M. Dockery. 1905-Joseph W. Folk. 1909-Herbert S. Hadley. 1913-Elliott W. Major. ΜΟΝΤΑΝΑ. TERRITORY. 1799-Carlos Dehault de Lassus Governor). (Lieut.-Governor). 1865-Thomas Francis Meagher (Acting Governor). 1866-Green Clay Smith. 1809-Jeremiah Smith. 1810-John Langdon. 1812-William Plumer. 1813-John Taylor Gilman. 1816-William Plumer. 1819 Samuel Bell. 1823-Levi Woodbury. 1824-David L. Morril. 1827-Benjamin Pierce. 1828-John Bell. 1829-Benjamin Pierce. 1830-Matthew Harvey. 1831-Joseph M. Harper. 1832-Samuel Dinsmoor. 1834-William Badger. 1836-Isaac Hill. 1839-John Page. 1842-Henry Hubbard. 1844-John H. Steele. 1846-Anthony Colby. 1847-Jared W. Williams. 1849-Samuel Dinsmoor. 1852-Noah Martin. 1854-Nathaniel B. Baker. 1855-Ralph Metcalf. 1857-William Haile. 1859-Ichabod Goodwin. 1865-Frederick Smythe. 1867-Walter Harriman. 1869-Onslow Stearns. 1871-James A. Weston. 1872-Ezekiel A. Straw. 1874-James A. Weston. 1875-Person F. Cheney. 1877-Benjamin F. Prescott. 545 CONSTITUTIONAL PERIOD, 1879-. FOURTH 1879-Nathaniel Head. 1881-Charles H. Bell. 1883-Samuel W. Hale. 1885-Moody Currier. 1887-Charles H. Sawyer. 1889-David H. Goodell. 1891-Hiram A. Tuttle. 1893-John B. Smith. 1895-Charles A. Busiel. 1897-George A. Ramsdell1899-Frank W. Rollins. 1901-Chester B. Jordan. 1903-Nahum J. Bachelder. 1905-John McLane. 1907-Charles M. Floyd. 1909-Henry B. Quinby. 1911-Robert P. Bass. NEW JERSEY. EAST JERSEY. 1665-Philip Carteret. 1682-Robert Barclay. 1683-Thomas Rudyard (Deputy Governor). 1683-Garen Lawrie. 1685-Lord Neil Campbell. 1692-Andrew Hamilton. 1698-Jeremiah Basse. |