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∙ 14y agoThe first governor of Pennsylvania did not take office until 1790.
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∙ 12y agoi think its Benjamin Franklin
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How long was Benjamin Franklin the Governor of Pennsylvania?
he was not a governor. actually he was a governor for pennyslvania from 1785-1787. so ignore that guy^__^
Who was the Governor of Pennsylvania in 1845?
David R. Porter (born October 31, 1788 in Norristown, Pennsylvania; died August 6, 1867 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) succeeded Joseph Ritner as the ninth Governor of Pennsylvania, serving between January 15, 1839 and January 21, 1845. Following the end of Porter's term as Governor, Francis R. Shunk (born August 7, 1788 in Trappe, Pennsylvania; died July 20, 1848) became the tenth Governor of Pennsylvania, serving between January 21, 1845 and July 9, 1848.
Who was the Governor of Pennsylvania in 1840?
David R. Porter (born October 31, 1788 in Norristown, Pennsylvania; died August 6, 1867 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) succeeded Joseph Ritner as the ninth Governor of Pennsylvania, serving between January 15, 1839 and January 21, 1845, including the whole of 1840.
Who was the Governor of Pennsylvania in 1841?
David R. Porter (born October 31, 1788 in Norristown, Pennsylvania; died August 6, 1867 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) succeeded Joseph Ritner as the ninth Governor of Pennsylvania, serving between January 15, 1839 and January 21, 1845, including the whole of 1841.
Who was the Governor of Pennsylvania in 1844?
David R. Porter (born October 31, 1788 in Norristown, Pennsylvania; died August 6, 1867 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) succeeded Joseph Ritner as the ninth Governor of Pennsylvania, serving between January 15, 1839 and January 21, 1845, including the whole of 1844.
Who was the Governor of Pennsylvania in 1842?
David R. Porter (born October 31, 1788 in Norristown, Pennsylvania; died August 6, 1867 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) succeeded Joseph Ritner as the ninth Governor of Pennsylvania, serving between January 15, 1839 and January 21, 1845, including the whole of 1842.
Who was the Governor of Pennsylvania in 1846?
Francis R. Shunk (born August 7, 1788 in Trappe, Pennsylvania; died July 20, 1848) succeeded David R. Porter as the tenth Governor of Pennsylvania, serving between January 21, 1845 and July 9, 1848, including the whole of 1846.
Who was the Governor of Pennsylvania in 1847?
Francis R. Shunk (born August 7, 1788 in Trappe, Pennsylvania; died July 20, 1848) succeeded David R. Porter as the tenth Governor of Pennsylvania, serving between January 21, 1845 and July 9, 1848, including the whole of 1847.
Who was the Governor of Pennsylvania in 1839?
Joseph Ritner (born March 25, 1780 in Reading, Pennsylvania; died October 16, 1869) succeeded George Wolf as the eighth Governor of Pennsylvania, serving between December 15, 1835 and January 15, 1839. Following the end of Ritner's term as Governor, David R. Porter (born October 31, 1788 in Norristown, Pennsylvania; died August 6, 1867 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) became the ninth Governor of Pennsylvania, serving between January 15, 1839 and January 21, 1845.
Who was the Governor of Pennsylvania in 1848?
Francis R. Shunk (born August 7, 1788 in Trappe, Pennsylvania; died July 20, 1848) succeeded David R. Porter as the tenth Governor of Pennsylvania, serving between January 21, 1845 and July 9, 1848. Following Shunk's resignation, William F. Johnson (born November 29, 1808 in Greensburg, Pennsylvania; died October 25, 1872 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) became the eleventh Governor of Pennsylvania, serving between July 26, 1848 and January 20, 1852.
What is Benjamin Franklins title?
One of the titles for Benjamin Franklin was President of the state of Pennsylvania. Benjamin Franklin was president from October 18, 1785 to November 5, 1788.
Who was the Governor of Maryland in 1786?
William Smallwood (born 1732 in Charles County, Maryland; died February 14, 1792 in Marbury, Maryland) succeeded William Paca as the fourth Governor of Maryland, serving between November 26, 1785 and November 24, 1788, including the whole of 1786.
