List of governors of dependent territories in the 18th century

Colonial and territorial governors by century: Colonial and territorial governors in the 16th century Colonial and territorial governors in the 17th century Colonial and territorial governors in the 19th century Colonial and territorial governors in the 20th century

See also: List of state leaders in the 18th century List of state leaders in the 18th-century Holy Roman Empire List of state leaders in 18th-century British South Asia and its predecessor states

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This is a list of territorial governors in the 18th century (1701–1800) AD, such as the administrators of colonies, protectorates, or other dependencies. Where applicable, native rulers are also listed.

A dependent territory is normally a territory that does not possess full political independence or sovereignty as a sovereign state yet remains politically outside of the controlling state's integral area.^[1] The administrators of uninhabited territories are excluded.

Austria-Hungary[]

Austria-Hungary

Austro-Hungarian colonies

Belgium[]

Belgium

Belgian colonial empire

Britain[]

Kingdom of Great Britain

British colonial empire, English overseas possessions

Monarchs – Prime ministers

• Monarchs
• Prime ministers

Americas[]

North America[]

• Bermuda

• Governors

• Benjamin Bennett, Governor (1701–1713)
• Henry Pulleine, Governor (1713–1718)
• Benjamin Bennett, Governor (1718–1722)
• John Hope, Governor (1722–1727)
• John Trimingham, Governor (1727–1728)
• John Pitt, Governor (1728–1737)
• Andrew Auchinleck, Governor (1737–1738)
• Alured Popple, Governor (1738–1744)
• Francis Jones, Governor (1744–1747)
• William Popple, Governor (1747–1751)
• Francis Jones, Governor (1751–1755)
• William Popple, Governor (1755–1763)
• Francis Jones, Governor (1763–1764)
• George James Bruere, Governor (1764–1780)
• Thomas Jones, Governor (1780)
• George Bruere the younger, Governor (1780–1781)
• William Browne, Governor (1782–1788)
• Henry Hamilton, Lieutenant governor (1788–1794)
• James Crawford, Governor (1794–1796)
• Henry Tucker, Governor (1796)
• William Campbell, Governor (1796)
• Henry Tucker, Governor (1796–1798)
• George Beckwith, Governor (1798–1803)

• Connecticut Colony

• Governors

• Fitz-John Winthrop, Governor (1698–1707)
• Gurdon Saltonstall, Governor (1708–1724)
• Joseph Talcott, Governor (1724–1741)
• Jonathan Law, Governor (1741–1750)
• Roger Wolcott, Governor (1750–1754)
• Thomas Fitch, Governor (1754–1766)
• William Pitkin, Governor (1766–1769)
• Jonathan Trumbull, Governor (1769–1776)

• Province of Carolina

• Governors

• James Moore, Governor (1700-1703)
• Nathaniel Johnson, Governor (1703-1709)
• , Governor (1709-1710)
• Robert Gibbes, Governor (1710-1712)
• Charles Craven, Governor (1712)

• Deputy governors, for the northern Carolina

• Henderson Walker, Deputy governor (1699-1703)
• Robert Daniell, Deputy governor (1703-1705)
• Thomas Cary, Deputy governor (1705-1706)
• William Glover, Acting Deputy governor (1706-1708)
• Thomas Cary, Deputy governor (1708-1711)

• Province of North Carolina

• Governors

• Edward Hyde, Governor (1712)

• Province of South Carolina

• Governors

• Charles Craven, Governor (1712-1716)

• Province of Maryland

• Governors

• Nathaniel Blakiston, Governor (1699–1702)
• Thomas Tench, Governor (1702–1704)
• Phillip Calvert, Governor (1704–1709)
• Jesse Wharton, Governor (1709–1714)
• John Hart, Governor (1714–1715)
• John Seymour, Governor (1715–1720)
• Thomas Brooke, Jr., Governor (1720)
• William Joseph, Governor (1720–1727)
• Thomas Lawrence, Governor (1727–1731)
• Samuel Ogle, Governor (1731–1732)
• Charles Calvert, 5th Baron Baltimore, Governor (1732–1733)
• Samuel Ogle, Governor (1733–1742)
• Thomas Bladen, Governor (1742–1746/47 )
• Samuel Ogle, Governor (1746/47–1752 )
• Captain Charles Calvert,^[2][3] Governor (1752–1753)
• Horatio Sharpe, Governor (1753–1769)
• Robert Eden, Governor (1769–1776)

• Province of Massachusetts Bay

• Governors^[4]

• William Stoughton, Acting Governor (1700–1701)
• Governor's Council (1701–1702)
• Joseph Dudley, Governor (1702–1715)
• vacant
• William Tailer, Governor (1711–1715)
• Governor's Council (1715)
• Joseph Dudley, Governor (1715)
• William Tailer, Acting Governor (1715–1716)
• Samuel Shute, Governor (1716–1723)
• William Dummer, Acting Governor (1723–1728)
• William Burnet, Governor (1728–1729)
• William Dummer, Acting Governor (1729–1730)
• William Tailer, Acting Governor (1730)
• Jonathan Belcher, Governor (1730–1741)
• vacant
• Spencer Phips, Governor (1732–1757)
• William Shirley, Governor (1741–1749)
• Spencer Phips, Acting Governor (1749–1753)
• William Shirley, Governor (1753–1756)
• Spencer Phips, Acting Governor (1756–1757)
• Governor's Council (1757)
• Thomas Pownall, Governor (1757–1760)
• Thomas Hutchinson, Acting Governor (1760)
• Francis Bernard, Governor (1760–1769)
• Thomas Hutchinson, Acting Governor (1769–1771), Governor (1771–1774)
• Andrew Oliver, Governor (1771–1774)
• vacant
• Thomas Gage, Governor (1774–1775)^[5]
• Thomas Oliver, Governor (1774–1776)^[6]

• Newfoundland Colony

• Lieutenant governors

• John Moody (governor),^[7] Governor (1714–1717)
• , Governor (1717)
• Samuel Gledhill,^[8][9] Governor (1717–1729)

• Commodore governors

• Henry Osborn, Commodore Governor (1729–1730)
• George Clinton, Commodore Governor (1731)
• Edward Falkingham, Commodore Governor (1732)
• The Viscount Muskerry, Commodore Governor (1733–1734)
• FitzRoy Henry Lee, Commodore Governor (1735–1737)
• Philip Vanbrugh, Commodore Governor (1738)
• Henry Medley, Commodore Governor (1739–1740)
• Thomas Smith, Commodore Governor (1741)
• John Byng^{[n 1]}, Commodore Governor (1742)
• Thomas Smith, Commodore Governor (1743)
• Charles Hardy, Commodore Governor (1744)
• Richard Edwards, Commodore Governor (1745)
• James Douglas, Commodore Governor (1746)
• John Bradstreet, Commodore Governor (1747)
• Charles Watson, Commodore Governor (1748)
• George Brydges Rodney, Commodore Governor (1749)
• Francis William Drake, Commodore Governor (1750–1752)
• Hugh Bonfoy, Commodore Governor (1753–1754)
• Richard Dorrill, Commodore Governor (1755–1756)
• Richard Edwards, Commodore Governor (1757–1759)
• James Webb, Commodore Governor (1760)
• Thomas Graves, Commodore Governor (1761–1763)
• Hugh Palliser, Commodore Governor (1764–1768)
• John Byron, Commodore Governor (1769–1771)
• Molyneux Shuldham, Commodore Governor (1772–1774)
• Robert Duff, Commodore Governor (1775)
• John Montagu, Commodore Governor (1776–1778)
• Richard Edwards, Commodore Governor (1779–1781)
• John Campbell, Commodore Governor (1782–1785)
• John Elliot, Commodore Governor (1786–1788)
• Mark Milbanke, Commodore Governor (1789–1791)
• Richard King, Commodore Governor (1792–1793)
• James Wallace, Commodore Governor (1794–1796)
• William Waldegrave, Commodore Governor (1797–1799)
• Charles Pole, Commodore Governor (1800–1801)

• Province of New Hampshire

• Governors

• Richard Coote, 1st Earl of Bellomont, Governor (1697–1701/2)^[10]
• Joseph Dudley, Governor (1702–1716)
• Samuel Shute, Governor (1716–1723)
• William Burnet, Governor (1729)^[11]
• Jonathan Belcher, Governor (1729–1741)
• Benning Wentworth, Governor (1741–1767)^[12]
• John Temple, Governor (1762–1774)^[13][14]
• John Wentworth, Governor (1766–1775)

• Province of New Jersey

• Governors

• Andrew Hamilton, Governor (1699–1702)

• Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations

• Governors

• Samuel Cranston, Governor (1698–1727)
• Joseph Jenckes, Governor (1727–1732)
• William Wanton, Governor (1732–1733)
• John Wanton, Governor (1734–1740)
• Richard Ward, Governor (1740–1743)
• William Greene, Governor (1743–1745)
• Gideon Wanton, Governor (1745–1746)
• William Greene, Governor (1746–1747)
• Gideon Wanton, Governor (1747–1748)
• William Greene, Governor (1748–1755)
• Stephen Hopkins, Governor (1755–1757)
• William Greene, Governor (1757–1758)
• Stephen Hopkins, Governor (1758–1762)
• Samuel Ward, Governor (1762–1763)
• Stephen Hopkins, Governor (1763–1765)
• Samuel Ward, Governor (1765–1767)
• Stephen Hopkins, Governor (1767–1768)
• Josias Lyndon, Governor (1768–1769)
• Joseph Wanton, Governor (1769–1775)
• Nicholas Cooke, Governor (1775–1778)

• Colony of Virginia

• Governors

• George Hamilton, Governor (1698–1737)

• Francis Nicholson, Lieutenant Governor (1698–1705)
• Edward Nott, Lieutenant Governor (1705–1706)
• Edmund Jenings, Acting Governor (1706–1710)
• General Robert Hunter, Lieutenant Governor (1707)
• Alexander Spotswood, Lieutenant Governor (1710–1722)
• Hugh Drysdale, Lieutenant Governor (1722–1726)
• Robert Carter, President of the Council (1726–1727)^[15]
• William Gooch, Lieutenant Governor (1727–1740)

• Willem Anne van Keppel, Governor (1737–1754)

• James Blair, Acting Governor (1740–1741)
• William Gooch, Lieutenant Governor (1741–1749)
• Thomas Lee, Acting Governor (1749–1750)
• Lewis Burwell I/II, Acting Governor (1750–1751)^[16]
• Robert Dinwiddie, Lieutenant Governor (1751–1756)

• John Campbell, Governor (1756–1759)

• Robert Dinwiddie, Lieutenant Governor (1756–1758)
• Francis Fauquier, Lieutenant Governor (1758–1768)

• Jeffery Amherst, Governor (1759–1768)

• John Blair, Sr., Acting Governor (1768)

• Norborne Berkeley, Baron de Botetourt, Governor (1768–1770)
• William Nelson, Acting Governor (1770–1771)
• John Murray, Governor (1771–1775)

Caribbean[]

• Colony of the Bahamas

• Governors

• Elias Haskett, Governor (1700–1701)
• Ellis Lightfoot, Governor (1701–1703)
• Edward Birch, Governor (1704)
• without British rule: see Republic of Pirates
• Woodes Rogers, Governor (1718–1721)
• George Phenney, Governor (1721–1728)
• Woodes Rogers, Governor (1729–1732)
• Richard Fitzwilliam, Acting Governor (1734–1738)
• John Tinker, Governor (1741–1758)^[17]
• John Gambier, Acting Governor (1758–1760)
• William Shirley, Governor (1760–1775)^[18]
• Montfort Browne, Governor (1775–1776)
• John Gambier, Acting Governor (1776–1778)
• John Robert Maxwell, Governor (1780–1782)
• Spanish occupation (1782–1783)
• Andrew de Vau, Acting Governor (1783)
• John Robert Maxwell, Governor (1783–1784)
• James Edward Powell, Lieutenant governor (1784–1786)
• John Brown, Acting Governor (1786–1787)
• John Murray, 4th Earl of Dunmore, Governor (1787–1796)
• Robert Hunt, Acting Governor (1796–1797)
• John Forbes, Lieutenant governor (1797)
• William Dowdeswell, Governor (1797–1801)

• Barbados

• Governors

• Ralph Grey, Governor (1697–1701)
• , Acting Governor (1701–1703)
• Bevil Granville, Governor (1703–1706)
• Mitford Crow, Governor (1707–1710)
• , Acting Governor (1710–1711)
• Robert Lowther, Governor (1711–1720)
• , Acting for Lowther (1714–1715)
• , Acting Governor (1720–1721)
• , Acting Governor (1721–1722)
• Henry Worsley, Governor (1722–1727)
• Thomas Catesby Paget, Governor (1727–1731)
• , Acting Governor (1731)
• Walter Chetwynd, Governor (1731–1732)
• Emanuel Howe, Governor (1733–1735)
• , Acting Governor (1735–1737)
• Orlando Bridgeman, Governor (1737–1738)
• , Governor (1738)
• Thomas Gage, Governor (1738–1739)
• Robert Byng, Governor (1739–1740)
• , Acting Governor (1740)
• Thomas Robinson, Governor (1742–1747)
• Henry Grenville, Governor (1747–1756)
• , Governor (1756–1766)
• , Acting Governor (1766–1768)
• William Spry, Governor (1768–1772)^[19]
• , Acting Governor (1772)
• , Governor (1772–1779)
• , Acting Governor (1779–1780)
• , Governor (1780–1782)
• , Acting Governor (1783–1784)
• , Governor (1784–1793)
• , Acting Governor (1793–1794)
• George Poyntz Ricketts, Governor (1794–1800)
• , Acting Governor (1800–1801)

• Cayman Islands, overseas territory

• Chief magistrates

• William Cartwright, Chief magistrate (1750–1776)
• William Bodden, Chief magistrate (1776–1823)

• British Grenada

• Governors

• George Scott, Governor (1762–1764)

• Colony of Jamaica

• Governors

• William Beeston, Acting Governor (1693–1699), Governor (1699–1702)
• William Selwyn, Governor (1702)
• Peter Beckford, Acting Governor (1702)
• Thomas Handasyde, Acting Governor (1702–1704), Governor (1704–1711)
• Archibald Hamilton, Governor (1711–1716)
• Peter Heywood, Governor (1716–1718)
• Nicholas Lawes, Governor (1718–1722)
• Henry Bentinck, Governor (1722–1726)
• John Ayscough, Acting Governor (1726–1728)
• Robert Hunter, Governor (1728–1734)
• John Ayscough, Acting Governor (1734–1735)
• John Gregory, Acting Governor (1735)
• Henry Cunningham, Governor (1735–1736)
• John Gregory, Acting Governor (1736–1738)
• Edward Trelawny, Governor (1738–1752)
• Charles Knowles, Governor (1752–1756)
• Henry Moore, Acting Governor (1756)
• George Haldane, Governor (1756–1759)
• Henry Moore, Acting Governor (1759–1762)
• William Henry Lyttelton, Governor (1762–1766)
• Roger Hope Elletson, Governor (1766–1767)
• William Trelawny, Governor (1767–1772)
• John Dalling, Acting Governor (1772–1774)
• Basil Keith, Governor (1774–1777)
• John Dalling, Governor (1777–1781)
• Archibald Campbell, Acting Governor (1781–1783), Governor (1783–1784)
• Alured Clarke, Governor (1784–1790)
• Thomas Howard, Governor (1790–1791)
• , Acting Governor (1791–1795)
• Alexander Lindsay, Governor (1795–1801)

South America[]

• Falkland Islands

• Governors

• John McBride, HMS Jason, Governor (1767–1768)
• Rayner, Governor (1768–1769)
• Anthony Hunt, HMS Tamar, Governor (1769–1770)
• George Farmer, Governor (1770)
• John Burr, HMS Hound, Governor (1771–1772)
• Samuel Wittewrong Clayton, Governor (1773–1776)

Asia[]

• Ceylon – Frederick North, Governor of Ceylon (1798–1805)
• Madras – Edward Clive, Governor of Madras (1798–1803)

Australia[]

• New South Wales –

• John Hunter, Governor of New South Wales (1795–1800)
• Philip Gidley King, Governor of New South Wales (1800–1806)

British isles[]

• Guernsey, Crown dependency

• British monarchs are the Dukes of Normandy
• Governors

• Charles Churchill,^[20] Governor (1706–1714)
• Giles Spencer, Governor (1711)^[20]
• Daniel Harvey,^[20] Governor (1715–1732)
• Lewis Dollon, Governor (1726)^[20]
• George Cholmondeley,^[20] Governor (1732–1733)
• Richard Sutton,^[20] Governor (1733–1737)
• François de La Rochefoucauld,^[21] Governor (1737–1739)
• Thomas Fermor, Governor (1739–1742)
• Algernon Seymour, Governor (1742–1750)
• John Ligonier, Governor (1750–1752)
• John West, Governor (1752–1766)
• Richard Lyttelton, Governor (1766–1770)
• Jeffery Amherst, Governor (1770–1797)
• Charles Grey, Governor (1797–1807)

• Bailiffs

• Edmund Andros, Bailiff (1674–1713)
• , Bailiff (1714–1728)
• , Bailiff (1728–1751)
• , Bailiff (1752–1758)
• , Bailiff (1758–1771)
• , Bailiff (1771–1800)
• , Bailiff (1800–1810)

• Kingdom of Ireland, effectively a client state of England (to 1706) / Great Britain (1707–1800)

• British monarchs are the Monarchs of Ireland
• Lord Lieutenant of Ireland

• The Earl of Rochester: 28 December 1700
• The Duke of Ormonde: 19 February 1703
• The Earl of Pembroke: 30 April 1707
• The Earl of Wharton: 4 December 1708
• The Duke of Ormonde: 26 October 1710
• The Duke of Shrewsbury: 22 September 1713
• The Earl of Sunderland: 21 September 1714
• Lords Justices: 6 September 1715
• The Viscount Townshend: 13 February 1717
• The Duke of Bolton: 27 April 1717
• The Duke of Grafton: 18 June 1720
• The Lord Carteret: 6 May 1724
• The Duke of Dorset: 23 June 1730
• The Duke of Devonshire: 9 April 1737
• The Earl of Chesterfield: 8 January 1745
• The Earl of Harrington: 15 November 1746
• The Duke of Dorset: 15 December 1750
• The Duke of Devonshire: 2 April 1755
• The Duke of Bedford: 3 January 1757
• The Earl of Halifax: 3 April 1761
• The Earl of Northumberland: 27 April 1763
• The Viscount Weymouth: 5 June 1765
• The Earl of Hertford: 7 August 1765
• The Earl of Bristol: 16 October 1766 (did not assume office)
• The Viscount Townshend: 19 August 1767
• The Earl Harcourt: 29 October 1772
• The Earl of Buckinghamshire: 7 December 1776
• The Earl of Carlisle: 29 November 1780
• The Duke of Portland: 8 April 1782
• The Earl Temple: 15 August 1782
• The Earl of Northington: 3 May 1783
• The Duke of Rutland: 12 February 1784
• The Marquess of Buckingham: 27 October 1787
• The Earl of Westmorland: 24 October 1789
• The Earl FitzWilliam: 13 December 1794
• The Earl Camden: 13 March 1795
• The Marquess Cornwallis: 14 June 1798

Mediterranean[]

• Gibraltar

• Governors

• Prince George of Hesse-Darmstadt, Governor (1704–1704)
• Henry Nugent, Governor (1704)
• John Shrimpton, Governor (1704–1707)
• Roger Elliott, Governor (1707–1711)
• Thomas Stanwix, Governor (1711–1713)
• David Colyear, Governor (1713–1720)
• Richard Kane, Governor (1720–1727)
• Jasper Clayton, Governor (1727–1730)
• Joseph Sabine, Governor (1730–1739)
• Francis Columbine, Governor (1739–1740)
• William Hargrave, Governor (1740–1748/9)
• Humphrey Bland, Governor (1748/9–1754)
• Thomas Fowke, Governor (1754–1756)
• James O'Hara, Governor (1756–1757)
• William Home, Governor (1757–1761)
• John Toovey, Acting Governor (1761)
• John Parslow, Acting Governor (1761)
• Edward Cornwallis, Governor (1761–1776)
• John Irwin, Acting Governor (1765–1767)
• Robert Boyd, Acting Governor (1776–1777)
• George Augustus Eliott, Governor (1777–1790)
• Robert Boyd, Acting Governor (1790)
• Robert Boyd, Governor (1790–1794)
• Henry Clinton, Governor (1794–1795)
• Charles Rainsford, Governor (1794–1795)
• Charles O'Hara, Governor (1795–1802)

• Malta Protectorate

• Alexander Ball, Civil Commissioner of Malta (1799–1801)

Courland and Semigallia[]

Duchy of Courland and Semigallia

Couronian colonies

Denmark[]

Danish West India Company, Denmark–Norway

Danish colonial empire

• Monarchs

• Danish West Indies

• Governors of St. Thomas and St. John

• Johan Lorensen (1693–1702)
• Claus Hansen, Governor (1702–1706)
• , Governor (1706–1708)
• , Interim Governor (1708–1710)
• , Governor (1710–1716)
• Erich Bredal, Governor (1716–1724)
• Friderich Moth, Governor (1724–1727)
• , Governor (1727–1733)
• , Governor (1733–1736)
• , Governor (1736–1744)
• , Governor (1740–1744)
• , Governor (1744–1747)
• , Governor (1747–1758)
• Christian Leberecht von Prøck, Governor general (1756–1766)

• Governors of St. Croix

• , Governor of St. Croix (1735–1747)
• , Chief ad interim of St. Croix (1736–1744)
• , Chief ad interim of St. Croix (1744–1747)
• , Governor of St. Croix (1747–1751)
• Peter Clausen, Governor of St. Croix (1751–1758)

• Governors of St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix

• Christian Leberecht von Prøck, Governor general (1758–1766)

• , Governor of St. Thomas & St. John (1758–1760)
• , Governor of St. Thomas & St. John (1760–1764)
• , Governor of St. Thomas & St. John (1764)
• , Governor of St. Thomas & St. John (1764–1765)
• , Governor of St. Thomas & St. John (1765–1766)

• Peter Clausen, Governor general (1766–1771)

• , Governor of St. Thomas, St. John (1766–1773)

• Frederick Moth, Governor general (1770–1772)
• , Governor general (1772–1773)
• , Governor general (1773)

• , Governor of St. Thomas, St. John (1773–1796)

• Peter Clausen, Governor general (1773–1784)
• , Governor general (1784–1787)
• , Governor general (1787–1794)
• , Governor general (1794–1796)
• , Governor general (1796–1799)

• , Governor of St. Thomas, St. John (1796–1800)

• , Governor general (1799–1801)

• , Governor of St. Thomas, St. John (1800–1801)

France[]

Ancien Régime of France, Kingdom of France (1791–92), French First Republic

French colonial empire

• Heads of state
• Prime ministers

Caribbean

• French Grenada

• Governors

• Jean Le Comte, Governor (1649–1654)
• , Governor (1654–1658)
• Dubuc, Governor (1658)
• , Governor (1658–1664)
• Vincent, Governor (1664–1670)
• , Governor (1671–1674)
• , Governor (1675–1679)
• Jacques de Chambly, Governor (1679–1680)
• Nicholas de Gabaret, Governor (1680–1689)
• , Governor (1690–1695)
• , Governor (1695?–1696?)
• , Governor (1696–1700)

Mediterranean

• French Malta

• Claude-Henri Belgrand de Vaubois, Military Governor of Malta (1798–1800)

North America

• New France

• Governors general (See also)

• Louis-Hector de Callière, Governor general (1698–1703)
• Philippe de Rigaud Vaudreuil, Governor general (1703–1725)
• Charles de la Boische, Marquis de Beauharnois, Governor general (1725–1747)
• Roland-Michel Barrin de La Galissonière, Governor general (1747–1749)
• Jacques-Pierre de Taffanel de la Jonquière, Marquis de la Jonquière, Governor general (1749–1752)
• Michel-Ange Duquesne de Menneville, Governor general (1752–1755)
• Pierre François de Rigaud, Marquis de Vaudreuil-Cavagnal, Governor general (1755–1760)

• Placentia, Newfoundland

• Governors

• Joseph de Monic, Governor (1697–1702)
• Daniel d'Auger de Subercase, Governor (1702–1706)
• Philippe Pastour de Costebelle, Governor (1706–1713)

Oceania

• Falkland Islands

• Louis Antoine de Bougainville, Governor (1764–1767)

Germany[]

German Empire

German colonial empire

Italy[]

Italy

Italian colonial empire

Japan[]

Empire of Japan

Japanese colonial empire

Netherlands[]

Dutch Republic, Batavian Republic

Dutch colonial empire

• Monarchs
• Prime ministers

Asia

• Dutch East Indies

• Governors general

• Willem van Outhoorn, Governors general (1691–1704)
• Joan van Hoorn, Governors general (1704–1709)
• Abraham van Riebeeck, Governors general (1709–1713)
• Christoffel van Swoll, Governors general (1713–1718)
• Hendrick Zwaardecroon, Governors general (1718–1725)
• Mattheus de Haan, Governors general (1725–1729)
• Diederik Durven, Governors general (1729–1732)
• Dirck van Cloon, Governors general (1732–1735)
• Abraham Patras, Governors general (1735–1737)
• Adriaan Valckenier, Governors general (1737–1741)
• Johannes Thedens, Governors general (1741–1743)
• Gustaaf Willem van Imhoff, Governors general (1743–1750)
• Jacob Mossel, Governors general (1750–1761)
• Petrus Albertus van der Parra, Governors general (1761–1775)
• Jeremias van Riemsdijk, Governors general (1775–1777)
• Reynier de Klerck, Governors general (1777–1780)
• Willem Arnold Alting, Governors general (1780–1796)
• Pieter Gerardus van Overstraten, Governors general (1796–1801)

Oman[]

Yaruba dynasty, Al Said of Oman

• Monarchs

• Mombasa

• Walis

• , Wali (1698–1728)
• unknown Wali (1729–1735)
• , Wali (1735–1739)
• , Wali (1739–1745)
• , Wali (1746)

Ottoman Empire[]

Ottoman Empire

Eyalets and Vilayets

• Sultans
• Grand viziers

Portugal[]

Kingdom of Portugal

Portuguese colonial empire

Monarchs

Africa[]

• Angola – Miguel António de Melo, Governor of Angola (1797–1802)
• Portuguese Cape Verde

• Governors

• , Governor (1698–1702)
• , Governor (1702–1702)
• , Governor (1702–1707)
• , Governor (1707–1710)
• , Governor (1710–1715)
• , Governor (1715–1715)
• , Governor (1715–1719)
• , Governor (1719–1720)
• , Governor (1720–1725)
• , Governor (1726–1728)
• , Governor (1728–1733)
• , Governor (1733–1737)
• , Governor (1736–1738)
• Chamber Senate (1738–1741)
• , Governor (1741–1751)
• , Governor (1751–1751)
• , Governor (1752–1756)
• , Governor (1756–1761)
• , Governor (1761–1761)
• , Governor (1761–1764)
• , Governor (1764–1766)
• , Governor (1766–1767)
• , Governor (1768–1777)
• , Governor (1777–1781)
• , Governor (1781–1782)
• , Acting Governor (1782–1783)
• , Governor (1784–1789)
• , Governor (1789–1793)
• José da Silva Maldonado d'Eça, Governor (1793–1795)
• , Governor (1796–1802)

• Portuguese Moçambique

• Governors

• , Governor (1699–1703)
• , Governor (1703–1706)
• , Governor (1706–1708)
• , Governor (1708–1712)
• , Governor (1712–1714)
• , Governor (1714–1716)
• , Governor (1716–1719)
• , Governor (1719–1722)
• , Governor (1722–1723)
• , Governor (1723–1726)
• , Governor (1726–1730)
• , Governor (1730–1733)
• , Governor (1733–1736)
• , Governor (1736–1740)
• , Governor (1740–1743)
• , Governor (1743–1746)
• , Governor (1746–1750)
• , Governor (1750–1752)

• Colony of Moçambique, the Zambezi and Sofala

• , Governor (1752–1758)
• , Governor (1758)
• , Governor (1758–1759)
• , Governor (1759–1763)
• , Governor (1763–1765)
• , Governor (1765–1779)
• Provisional administration, (1779–1780)
• , Governor (1780–1781)
• , Acting Governor (1781–1782)
• , Governor (1782)
• Provisional administration, (1782–1786)
• , Governor (1786–1793)
• , Governor (1793–1797)
• , Governor (1797–1801)

• Portuguese São Tomé

• Governors

• , Governor (1697–1702)
• , Governor (1702–1709)
• , Governor (1709)
• French Junta (1709–1715)
• , Governor (1715–1716)
• Chamber Senate (1716–1717)
• , Governor (1717–1720)
• Junta (1720–1722)
• , Governor (1722–1727)
• , Governor (1727–1734)
• , Governor (1734–1736)
• , Governor (1736–1741)
• , Governor (1741)
• Chamber Senate (1741–1744)
• , Governor (1744)
• , Acting Governor (1744–1745)
• , Governor (1747–1748)
• Chamber Senate (1748–1751)
• , Governor (1751)
• Chamber Senate (1751–1753)

• Portuguese São Tomé and Príncipe

• Governors

• Chamber Senate (1753–1755)
• , Governor (1755)
• Chamber Senate (1755–1758)
• , Governor (1758–1761)
• Chamber Senate (1761–1767)
• , Governor (1767–1768)
• Chamber Senate (1768–1770)
• , Governor (1770–1778)
• , Governor (1778–1782)
• , Governor (1782–1788)
• , Governor (1788–1797)
• , Governor (1797)
• , Acting Governor (1797)
• , Governor (1797–1798)
• , Governor (1798–1799)
• , Governor (1799)
• , Governor (1799–1802)

Asia[]

• Portuguese Macau –

• , Governor of Macau (1797–1800)
• Jose Manuel Pinto, Governor of Macau (1800–1803)

South America[]

Russia[]

Russian Empire: Russian colonial empire

Spain[]

Bourbon Spain

Spanish colonial empire

• Monarchs
• Prime ministers

• Spanish Netherlands

• Governors

• Eugene of Savoy, Governor (1716-1724)
• Wirich Philipp von Daun, Governor (1725)
• Maria Elisabeth of Austria, Governor (1725-1741)
• Friedrich August von Harrach-Rohrau, Governor (1741-1744)
• Maria Anna of Austria, Governor (1744)
• Charles Alexander of Lorraine, Governor (1744-1780)
• Maria Christina of Austria-Lorraine with Albert Casimir of Saxony, Governor (1781-1793)
• Charles of Austria-Lorraine, Governor (1793-1794)

• Viceroyalty of New Granada – Pedro Mendinueta y Múzquiz, Viceroy of New Granada (1797–1803)
• Viceroyalty of New Spain (complete list) —

• José Sarmiento de Valladares, Viceroy (1696–1701)^[22]
• Juan Ortega y Montañés, Viceroy (1696, 1701–1702)^[23]
• Francisco Fernández de la Cueva, Viceroy (1702–1711)^[24]
• Fernando de Alencastre, Viceroy (1711–1716)^[25]
• Baltasar de Zúñiga, Viceroy (1716–1722)^[26]
• Juan de Acuña, Viceroy (1722–1734)^[27]
• Juan Antonio de Vizarrón y Eguiarreta, archbishop & viceroy (1734–1740)^[28]
• Pedro de Castro y Figueroa, Viceroy (1740–1741)^[29]
• Pedro Malo de Villavicencio, President of the Royal Court & interim viceroy (1741–1742)^[30]
• Pedro Cebrián, Viceroy (1742–1746)^[31]
• Juan Francisco de Güemes, Viceroy (1746–1755)^[32]
• Agustin Ahumada y Villalon, Viceroy (1755–1769)^[33]
• Francisco Antonio de Echávarri, President of the Royal Court and interim viceroy (1760)^[34]
• Francisco Cajigal de la Vega, interim viceroy (1760)^[35]
• Joaquín de Montserrat, Viceroy (1760–1766)^[36]
• Carlos Francisco de Croix, Viceroy (1766–1771)^[37]
• Antonio María de Bucareli, Viceroy (1771–1779)^[38]
• Francisco Romá y Rosell, Regent of the Royal Court & interim viceroy (1779)^[39]
• Martín de Mayorga, interim viceroy (1789–1783)^[40]
• Matías de Gálvez, Viceroy (1783–1784)^[41]
• , Regent of the Royal Court & Interim Viceroy (1784–1785)
• Bernardo de Gálvez, Viceroy (1785–1786)^[42]
• Eusebio Sánchez Pareja, Regent of the Royal Court & Interim Viceroy (1786–1787)
• Alonso Núñez de Haro y Peralta, archbishop & viceroy (1787)^[43]
• Manuel Antonio Flórez, Viceroy (1787–1789)^[44]
• Juan Vicente de Güemes, Viceroy (1789–1794)^[45]
• Miguel de la Grúa Talamanca, Viceroy (1794–1798)^[46]
• Miguel José de Azanza, Viceroy (1798–1800)^[47]
• Félix Berenguer de Marquina (1800–1803)

• Captaincy General of Cuba – , Governor of Cuba (1799–1812)
• Spanish East Indies – Rafael María de Aguilar y Ponce de León, Governor-General of the Philippines (1793–1806)
• Commandancy General of the Provincias Internas – , Commandant General of the Interior Provinces (1793–1802)
• Viceroyalty of Peru – Ambrosio O'Higgins (1796–1801)

• Captaincy General of Chile – Joaquín del Pino y Rozas, Royal Governor of Chile (1799–1801)

• Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata – Gabriel de Avilés, Viceroy of the Río de la Plata (1799–1801)
• Falkland Islands

• Governors

• Felipe Ruíz Puente, Governor (1767–1773)
• Domingo Chauria, Governor (1773–1774)
• Francisco Gil Lemos, Governor (1774–1777)
• Ramón de Carassa, Governor (1777–1779)
• Salvador de Medina, Governor (1779–1781)
• Jacinto de Altolaguirre, Governor (1781–1783)
• Fulgencio Montemayor, Governor (1783–1784)
• Augustín Figueroa, Governor (1784–1786)
• Pedro de Mesa y Casto, Governor (1786–1787)
• Ramón Clairac, Governor (1787–1788)
• Pedro de Mesa y Casto, Governor (1788–1789)
• Ramón Clairac, Governor (1789–1790)
• Juan José de Elizalde, Governor (1790–1791)
• Pedro Pablo Sanguinetto, Governor (1791–1792)
• Juan José de Elizalde, Governor (1792–1793)
• Pedro Pablo Sanguinetto, Governor (1793–1794)
• José Aldana Ortega, Governor (1794–1795)
• Pedro Pablo Sanguinetto, Governor (1795–1796)
• José Aldana Ortega, Governor (1796–1797)
• Luis de Medina Torres, Governor (1797–1798)
• Francisco Javier de Viana, Governor (1798–1799)
• Luis de Medina Torres, Governor (1799–1800)
• Francisco Javier de Viana, Governor (1800–1801)

Sweden[]

Sweden

Swedish colonies

United States[]

• United States: United States territorial acquisitions
• State of Franklin: unrecognized and unauthorized territory (August 1784 – December 1788)

• , President/Governor (December 1784 – December 1788)

• Territory of the United States South of the River Ohio: organized incorporated territory (May 26, 1790 — June 1, 1796). Became the State of Tennessee.

• William Blount, Governor (September 20, 1790 – March 30, 1796) Arrived 10 October 1790.^[48]

• Territory Northwest of the River Ohio: organized incorporated territory (July 13, 1787 — March 1, 1803).

• Arthur St. Clair, Governor (July 15, 1788 – December 14, 1802)^[49]

• District of Columbia:

• Board of Commissioners of the Federal City (22 January 1791 – 1 July 1802)^[50]

• Thomas Johnson (January 22, 1791–August 23, 1794)
• David Stuart (January 22, 1791-September 12, 1794)
• Daniel Carroll (March 4, 1791—May 21, 1795)
• Gustavus Scott (August 23, 1794—December 25, 1800)
• William Thornton (September 12, 1794–July 1, 1802)
• Alexander White (May 21, 1795—July 1, 1802)

• Mississippi Territory: organized incorporated territory (April 7, 1798—December 10, 1817)^[51]

• Governor

• Winthrop Sargent (18 August 1798 - 7 May 1801) Appointed 7 May 1798, arrived 6 August 1798.

• Indiana Territory: organized incorporated territory (July 4, 1800—December 11, 1816)^[52]

• Governor

• Major General William Henry Harrison, Military governor (January 10, 1801 – December 28, 1812). Harrison was the 9th President of the United States (March 4, 1841 – April 4, 1841)

Notes[]

References[]

External links[]

• WorldStatesmen—an online encyclopedia of the leaders of nations and territories