Governors Of Virginia
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A list of governors from the commonwealth of Virginia.[1]
Virginia Company of London Governors[edit]
Name |
Years
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Edward Maria Wingfield
|
1607
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John Ratcliffe (Governor)
|
1608
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Matthew Scrivener
|
1608
|
John Smith
|
1608-1609
|
George Percy
|
1609-1610, 1611
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Thomas Gates
|
1610, 1611-1614
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Thomas West, 3rd Baron De La Warr
|
1610-1611
|
Thomas Dale
|
1611, 1614-1616
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George Yeardley
|
1616-1617, 1619-1621
|
Samuel Argall
|
1617-1619
|
Francis Wyatt
|
1621-1624
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Crown Governors of Virginia[edit]
Name |
Years
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Francis Wyatt
|
1624-1626, 1639-1642
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George Yeardley
|
1626-1627
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Francis West
|
1627-1629
|
John Pott
|
1629-1630
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John Harvey
|
1630-1635, 1637-1639
|
John West
|
1635-1637
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William Berkeley
|
1642-1644, 1645-1652, 1660-1677
|
Richard Kemp
|
1644-1645
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Thomas Culpeper
|
1677-1683
|
Francis Howard
|
1683-1692
|
Edmund Andros
|
1692-1698
|
Francis Nicholson
|
1698-1705
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Edward Nott
|
1705-1706
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Edmund Jenings
|
1706-1708
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Robert Hunter
|
1707-1709
|
George Hamilton
|
1710-1737
|
Willem Anne van Keppel
|
1737-1754
|
John Campbell
|
1756-1759
|
Jeffery Amherst
|
1759-1768
|
Norborne Berkeley
|
1768-1770
|
William Nelson
|
1770-1771
|
John Murray
|
1771-1775
|
Commonwealth of England Governors[edit]
Name |
Years
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Richard Bennett
|
1652-1655
|
Edward Digges
|
1655-1656
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Samuel Mathews
|
1656-1660
|
Wiliam Berkeley
|
1660
|
President of the Committee for Public Safety[edit]
Name |
Years
|
Edmund Pendleton
|
1775-1776
|
Governors of the Commonwealth of Virginia[edit]
Name |
Party |
Years
|
Patrick Henry
|
|
1776-1779, 1784-1786
|
Thomas Jefferson
|
|
1779-1781
|
William Fleming
|
|
1781
|
David Jameson
|
|
1781
|
Thomas Nelson, Jr.
|
|
1781
|
Benjamin Harrison
|
|
1781-1784
|
Edmund Randolph
|
|
1786-1788
|
Beverley Randolph
|
|
1788-1791
|
Henry Lee
|
Federalist
|
1791-1794
|
Robert Brooke
|
Democratic Republican
|
1794-1796
|
James Wood
|
Federalist
|
1796-1799
|
James Monroe
|
Democratic Republican
|
1799-1802, 1811
|
John Pendleton, Jr.
|
|
1799
|
Hardin Burnley
|
|
1799
|
John Page
|
Democratic Republican
|
1802-1805
|
William Henry Cabell
|
Democratic Republican
|
1805-1808
|
John Tyler
|
Democratic Republican
|
1808-1811
|
George William Smith
|
Democratic Republican
|
1811, 1811[2]
|
Peyton Randolph
|
Democratic Republican
|
1811-1812
|
James Barbour
|
Democratic Republican
|
1812-1814
|
Wilson Cary Nicholas
|
Democratic Republican
|
1814-1816
|
James Patton Preston
|
Democratic Republican
|
1816-1819
|
Thomas Mann Randolph
|
Democratic Republican
|
1819-1822
|
James Pleasants, Jr.
|
Democratic Republican
|
1822-1825
|
John Tyler, Jr.
|
Democratic Republican
|
1825-1827
|
William Branch Giles
|
Anti Federalist
|
1827-1830
|
John Floyd
|
Democrat
|
1830-1834
|
Littleton Waller Tazewell
|
Whig
|
1834-1836
|
Wyndham Robertson
|
Whig
|
1836-1837
|
David Campbell
|
Democrat
|
1837-1840
|
Thomas Walker Gilmer
|
Whig
|
1840-1841
|
John Mercer Patton
|
Whig
|
1841
|
John Rutherfoord
|
Democrat
|
1841-1842
|
John Munford Gregory
|
Whig
|
1842-1843
|
James McDowell
|
Democrat
|
1843-1846
|
William Smith
|
Democrat
|
1846-1849, 1864-1865
|
John Buchanan Floyd
|
Democrat
|
1849-1852
|
Joseph Johnson
|
Democrat
|
1852-1856
|
Henry Alexander Wise
|
Democrat
|
1856-1860
|
John Letcher
|
Democrat
|
1860-1864
|
Henry Horatio Wells
|
Republican
|
1868-1869
|
Gilbert Carlson Walker
|
Republican
|
1869-1874
|
James Lawson Kemper
|
Conservative
|
1874-1878
|
Frederick William Mackey Holliday
|
Conservative
|
1878-1882
|
William E. Cameron
|
Readjuster
|
1882-1886
|
Fitzhugh Lee
|
Democrat
|
1886-1890
|
Philip Watkins McKinney
|
Democrat
|
1890-1894
|
Charles Triplett O’Ferrall
|
Democrat
|
1894-1898
|
James Hodge Tyler
|
Democrat
|
1898-1902
|
Andrew Jackson Montague
|
Democrat
|
1902-1906
|
Claude Augustus Swanson
|
Democrat
|
1906-1910
|
William Hodges Mann
|
Democrat
|
1910-1914
|
Henry Carter Stuart
|
Democrat
|
1914-1918
|
Westmoreland Davis
|
Democrat
|
1918-1922
|
Elbert Lee Trinkle
|
Democrat
|
1922-1926
|
Harry Flood Byrd, Sr.
|
Democrat
|
1926-1930
|
John Garland Pollard
|
Democrat
|
1930-1934
|
George Campbell Peery
|
Democrat
|
1934-1938
|
James Hubert Price
|
Democrat
|
1938-1942
|
Colgate Whitehead Darden
|
Democrat
|
1942-1946
|
William Munford Tuck
|
Democrat
|
1946-1950
|
John Stuart Battle
|
Democrat
|
1950-1954
|
Thomas Bahnson Stanley
|
Democrat
|
1954-1958
|
James Lindsay Almond
|
Democrat
|
1958-1962
|
Albertis S. Harrison, Jr.
|
Democrat
|
1962-1966
|
Mills Edwin Godwin, Jr.
|
Democrat/Republican
|
1966-1970, 1974-1978
|
A. Linwood Holton, Jr.
|
Republican
|
1970-1974
|
John Nichols Dalton
|
Republican
|
1978-1982
|
Charles Spittal Robb
|
Democrat
|
1982-1986
|
Gerald L. Baliles
|
Democrat
|
1986-1990
|
L. Douglas Wilder
|
Democrat
|
1990-1994
|
George Allen
|
Republican
|
1994-1998
|
James S. Gilmore III
|
Republican
|
1998-2002
|
Mark R. Warner
|
Democrat
|
2002-2006
|
Tim Kaine
|
Democrat
|
2006-2010
|
Bob McDonnell
|
Republican
|
2010–2014
|
Terry McAuliffe
|
Democrat
|
2014-2018
|
Ralph Shearer Northam
|
Democrat
|
2018-2022
|
Glenn Youngkin
|
Republican
|
2022-
|
Further reading[edit]
- Younger, Edward and Moore, James T., eds. The Governors of Virginia, 1860-1978. Charlottesville: U. Press of Virginia, 1982. 428 pp.
- ↑ http://www.nga.org/portal/site/nga/menuitem.8fd3d12ab65b304f8a278110501010a0?submit=Submit&State=VA
- ↑ Smith served two non-consecutive terms in 1811, one as acting governor for 4 days in January before James Monroe took office, and one after Monroe took the position of Secretary of State.
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