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William C. Oates (born November 31/December 1, 1835 in Bullock County, Alabama; died September 9, 1910 in Montgomery, Alabama) succeeded Thomas G. Jones as the twenty-ninth Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1894 and December 1, 1896. Following the end of Oates' term as Governor, Joseph F. Johnston (born March 23, 1843 in Lincoln County, North Carolina; died August 8, 1913 in Washington DC) became the thirtieth Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1896 and December 1, 1900.
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Who was the Governor of Alabama in 1887?
Thomas Seay (born November 20, 1846 in Greene County, Alabama; died March 30, 1896 in Greensboro, Alabama) succeeded Edward A. O'Neal as the twenty-seventh Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1886 and December 1, 1890, including the whole of 1887.
Who was the Governor of Alabama in 1889?
Thomas Seay (born November 20, 1846 in Greene County, Alabama; died March 30, 1896 in Greensboro, Alabama) succeeded Edward A. O'Neal as the twenty-seventh Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1886 and December 1, 1890, including the whole of 1889.
Who was the Governor of Alabama in 1890?
Thomas Seay (born November 20, 1846 in Greene County, Alabama; died March 30, 1896 in Greensboro, Alabama) succeeded Edward A. O'Neal as the twenty-seventh Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1886 and December 1, 1890. Following the end of Seay's term as Governor, Thomas G. Jones (born November 26, 1844 in Macon, Georgia; died April 28, 1914 in Montgomery, Alabama) became the twenty-eighth Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1890 and December 1, 1894.
What was the name of Alabama's state governor?
The current governor of Alabama is Kay Ivey.
When was Alabama Governor's Mansion created?
Alabama Governor's Mansion was created in 1907.
Who was the Governor of Alabama in 1894?
Thomas G. Jones (born November 26, 1844 in Macon, Georgia; died April 28, 1914 in Montgomery, Alabama) succeeded Thomas Seay as the twenty-eighth Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1890 and December 1, 1894. Following the end of Jones' term as Governor, William C. Oates (born November 31/December 1, 1835 in Bullock County, Alabama; died September 9, 1910 in Montgomery, Alabama) became the twenty-ninth Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1894 and December 1, 1896.
Who is Alabama's Lieutenant Governor and what is their party?
The current Lieutenant Governor of Alabama is Kay Ivey and she is a Republican. Ivey assumed office as Lieutenant Governor of Alabama on January 17, 2011.
Who was the Governor of Alabama in 1886?
Edward A. O'Neal (born September 20, 1818 in Madison County, Alabama; died November 20, 1890 in Florence, Alabama) succeeded Rufus T. Cobb as the twenty-sixth Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1882 and December 1, 1886. Following the end of Edward A. O'Neal's term in office, Thomas Seay (born November 20, 1846 in Greene County, Alabama; died March 30, 1896 in Greenboro, Alabama) became the twenty-seventh Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1886 and December 1, 1890.
Who was the Governor of Florida in 1896?
Henry L. Mitchell (born September 3, 1831 near Birmingham, Alabama; died October 14, 1903 in Tampa, Florida) succeeded Francis P. Fleming as the sixteenth Governor of Florida, serving between January 3, 1893 and January 5, 1897, including the whole of 1896.
What is the current governor's name in Alabama?
Robert J. Bentley is current Governor of Alabama
Who was the Governor of Alabama in 1897?
Joseph F. Johnston (born March 23, 1843 in Lincoln County, North Carolina; died August 8, 1913 in Washington DC) succeeded William C. Oates as the thirtieth Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1896 and December 1, 1900, including the whole of 1897.
Who was the Governor of Alabama in 1898?
Joseph F. Johnston (born March 23, 1843 in Lincoln County, North Carolina; died August 8, 1913 in Washington DC) succeeded William C. Oates as the thirtieth Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1896 and December 1, 1900, including the whole of 1898.
