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Thomas M. Waller (born January 1, 1840 in New York, New York; died January 24, 1924 in New London, Connecticut) succeeded Hobart B. Bigelow as the thirty-sixth Governor of Connecticut, serving between January 3, 1883 and January 8, 1885. Following the end of Waller's term as Governor, Henry Baldwin Harrison (born September 11, 1821 in New Haven, Connecticut; died October 29, 1901 in New Haven, Connecticut) became the thirty-seventh Governor of Connecticut, serving between January 8, 1885 and January 7, 1887.
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Who was the Governor of Connecticut in 1886?
Henry Baldwin Harrison (born September 11, 1821 in New Haven, Connecticut; died October 29, 1901 in New Haven, Connecticut) succeeded Thomas M. Waller as the thirty-seventh Governor of Connecticut, serving between January 8, 1885 and January 7, 1887, including the whole of 1886.
Who is Jodi Rell?
Well Jodi Rell is Connecticut's state governor and she is the second woman governor in connecticut. :) Well Jodi Rell is Connecticut's state governor and she is the second woman governor in connecticut. :)
Who was the Governor of Connecticut in 1887?
Henry Baldwin Harrison (born September 11, 1821 in New Haven, Connecticut; died October 29, 1901 in New Haven, Connecticut) succeeded Thomas M. Waller as the thirty-seventh Governor of Connecticut, serving between January 8, 1885 and January 7, 1887. Following the end of Harrison's term as Governor, Phineas C. Lounsbury (born January 10, 1841 in Ridgefield, Connecticut; died June 22, 1925 in Ridgefield, Connecticut) became the thirty-eighth Governor of Connecticut, serving beteen January 7, 1887 and January 10, 1889.
Who was the Governor of the Colony of Connecticut?
The first governor of the Connecticut colony is John Haynes
Who was Governor of the Colony of Connecticut?
The first governor of the Connecticut colony is John Haynes
Who was the Governor of Connecticut in 1884?
Thomas M. Waller (born January 1, 1840 in New York, New York; died January 24, 1924 in New London, Connecticut) succeeded Hobart B. Bigelow as the thirty-sixth Governor of Connecticut, serving between January 3, 1883 and January 8, 1885, including the whole of 1884.
Who was the Governor of Connecticut in 1883?
Hobert B. Bigelow (born May 16, 1834 in North Haven, Connecticut; died October 12, 1891 in New Haven, Connecticut) succeded Charles B. Andrews as the thirty-fifth Governor of Connecticut, serving between January 5, 1881 and January 3, 1883. Following the end of Bigelow's term as Governor, Thomas M. Waller (born January 1, 1840 in New York, New York; died January 24, 1924 in New London, Connecticut) became the thirty-sixth Governor of Connecticut, serving between January 3, 1883 and January 8, 1885.
Who was the Governor of Ohio in 1885?
George Hoadly (born July 31, 1826 in New Haven, Connecticut; died August 26, 1902 in New York, New York) succeeded Charles Foster as the thirty-sixth Governor of Ohio, serving between January 14, 1884 and January 11, 1886, including the whole of 1885.
Who is the the governor in Connecticut?
Dannel Malloy
Who is the head of the Connecticut government?
The people of Connecticut, but they elect a Governor to run things.
Who was the Governor of Connecticut in 2008?
John G. Rowland (born May 24, 1957 in Waterbury, Connecticut) succeeded Lowell P. Weicker as the seventy-first Governor of Connecticut, serving between January 4, 1995 and July 1, 2004. Following the end of Rowland's term as Governor, Jodi Rell (born June 16, 1946 in Norfolk, Virginia) became the seventy-second, and current, Governor of Connecticut, serving since July 1, 2004.
Who was the Governor of Connecticut in 1784?
Jonathan Trumbull (born October 12, 1710 in Lebanon, Connecticut; died August 17, 1785 in Lebanon, Connecticut), the first Governor of Connecticut, served between July 4, 1776 and May 13, 1784. Following the end of Trumbull's term as Governor, Matthew Griswold (born March 25, 1714 in Lyme, Connecticut; died April 28, 1799 in Lyme, Connecticut) became the second Governor of Connecticut, serving between May 13, 1784 and May 11, 1786.
