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A list of '''governors''' from the state of '''[[California]]'''.<ref>http://www.californiagovernors.ca.gov/h/biography/index_term.html</ref>
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A list of '''governors''' from the state of '''[[California]]'''.<ref>http://www.californiagovernors.ca.gov/h/biography/index_term.html</ref><ref>http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Military-Governor-of-California</ref>
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==Spanish Military Governors of California Nueva==
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Name !! Years
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|-
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| Gaspar de Portola
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| 1769-1770
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|-
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| Pedro Fages
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| 1770-1774
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|-
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| Fernando Rivera y Moncada
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| 1774-1777
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|}
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==Spanish Governors of Las Californias==
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Name !! Years
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|-
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| Felipe de Neve
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| 1777-1782
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|-
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| Pedro Fages
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| 1782-1791
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|-
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| Jose Antonio Romeu
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| 1791-1792
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|-
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| Jose Joaquin de Arrillaga
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| 1792-1794, 1800-1804
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|-
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| Diego de Borica
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| 1794-1800
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|-
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| Pere d'Alberni i Teixidor
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| 1800
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|}
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==Spanish Governors of Alta California==
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Name !! Years
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| Jose Joaquin de Arillaga
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| 1804-1814
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| Jose Dario Arguello
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| 1814-1815
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| Pablo Vicente de Sola
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| 1815-1822
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|}
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==Mexican Governors of Alta California==
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{| class="wikitable"
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! Name !! Years
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| Luis Antonio Arguello
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| 1822-1825
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| Jose Maria de Echeandia
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| 1825-1831
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| Manuel Victoria
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| 1831-1832
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| Pio Pico
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| 1832, 1845-1846
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| Agustin V. Zamorano
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| 1832-1833 (North)
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|-
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| Jose Maria de Echeandia
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| 1832-1833 (South)
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| Jose Figueroa
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| 1833-1835
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|-
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| Jose Castro
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| 1835
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| Nicolas Gutierrez
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| 1836
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| Mariano Chico
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| 1836
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| Juan Bautista Alvarado
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| 1836-1837, 1838-1842
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| Carlos Antonio Carillo
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| 1837-1838
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| Manuel Micheltorina
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| 1842-1845
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|-
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| Jose Maria Flores<ref>Opposition to the United States.</ref>
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| 1846-1847
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|-
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| Andres Pico<ref>Opposition to the United States.</ref>
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| 1847
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|}
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==President of the Republic of California==
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Name !! Years
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| William B. Ide
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| 1846
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|}
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==United States Military Governors of California==
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Name !! Years
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| John Drake Sloat
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| 1846
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| Robert Field Stockton
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| 1846-1847
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| [[John C. Fremont]]
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| 1847
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| Stephen W. Kearny
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| 1847
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| Richard Barnes Mason
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| 1847-1849
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| Persifor Frazer Smith
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| 1849
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|-
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| Bennett C. Riley
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| 1849
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|}
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==State Governors of California==
 
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Revision as of 00:39, February 7, 2009

A list of governors from the state of California.[1][2]

Spanish Military Governors of California Nueva

Name Years
Gaspar de Portola 1769-1770
Pedro Fages 1770-1774
Fernando Rivera y Moncada 1774-1777

Spanish Governors of Las Californias

Name Years
Felipe de Neve 1777-1782
Pedro Fages 1782-1791
Jose Antonio Romeu 1791-1792
Jose Joaquin de Arrillaga 1792-1794, 1800-1804
Diego de Borica 1794-1800
Pere d'Alberni i Teixidor 1800

Spanish Governors of Alta California

Name Years
Jose Joaquin de Arillaga 1804-1814
Jose Dario Arguello 1814-1815
Pablo Vicente de Sola 1815-1822

Mexican Governors of Alta California

Name Years
Luis Antonio Arguello 1822-1825
Jose Maria de Echeandia 1825-1831
Manuel Victoria 1831-1832
Pio Pico 1832, 1845-1846
Agustin V. Zamorano 1832-1833 (North)
Jose Maria de Echeandia 1832-1833 (South)
Jose Figueroa 1833-1835
Jose Castro 1835
Nicolas Gutierrez 1836
Mariano Chico 1836
Juan Bautista Alvarado 1836-1837, 1838-1842
Carlos Antonio Carillo 1837-1838
Manuel Micheltorina 1842-1845
Jose Maria Flores[3] 1846-1847
Andres Pico[4] 1847

President of the Republic of California

Name Years
William B. Ide 1846

United States Military Governors of California

Name Years
John Drake Sloat 1846
Robert Field Stockton 1846-1847
John C. Fremont 1847
Stephen W. Kearny 1847
Richard Barnes Mason 1847-1849
Persifor Frazer Smith 1849
Bennett C. Riley 1849

State Governors of California

Name Party Years
Peter Burnett Independent Democrat 1849-1851
John McDougall Independent Democrat 1851-1852
John Bigler Democrat 1852-1856
J. Neeley Johnson Know Nothing 1856-1858
John Weller Democrat 1858-1860
Milton Latham Lecompton Democrat 1860
John Downey Lecompton Democrat 1860-1862
Leland Stanford Republican 1862-1863
Frederick Low Unionist 1863-1867
Henry Haight Democrat 1867-1871
Newton Booth Republican 1871-1875
Romualdo Pacheco Republican 1875
William Irwin Democrat 1875-1880
George Perkins Republican 1880-1883
George Stoneman Democrat 1883-1887
Washington Bartlett Democrat 1887
Robert Waterman Republican 1887-1891
Henry Markham Republican 1891-1895
James Budd Democrat 1895-1899
Henry Gage Republican 1899-1903
George Pardee Republican 1903-1907
James Gillett Republican 1907-1911
Hiram Johnson Republican 1911-1917
William Stevens Republican 1917-1923
Friend Richardson Republican 1923-1927
C. C. Young Republican 1927-1931
James Rolph Republican 1931-1934
Frank Merriam Republican 1934-1939
Culbert Olson Democrat 1939-1943
Earl Warren Republican 1943-1953
Goodwin Knight Republican 1953-1959
Edmund G. "Pat" Brown Democrat 1959-1967
Ronald Reagan Republican 1967-1975
Edmund G. "Gerry" Brown Democrat 1975-1983
George Deukmejian Republican 1983-1991
Pete Wilson Republican 1991-1999
Gray Davis Democrat 1999-2003
Arnold Schwarzenegger Republican 2003-present

Notes

  1. ↑ http://www.californiagovernors.ca.gov/h/biography/index_term.html
  2. ↑ http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Military-Governor-of-California
  3. ↑ Opposition to the United States.
  4. ↑ Opposition to the United States.
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