Gove Saulsbury (born May 29, 1815 in Kent County, Delaware; died July 31, 1881 in Dover, Delaware) succeeded William Cannon as the forty-first Governor of Delaware, serving between March 1, 1865 and January 17, 1871, including the whole of 1866.
Gove Saulsbury (born May 29, 1815 in Kent County, Delaware; died July 31, 1881 in Dover, Delaware) succeeded William Cannon as the forty-first Governor of Delaware, serving between March 1, 1865 and January 17, 1871, including the whole of 1867.
Gove Saulsbury (born May 29, 1815 in Kent County, Delaware; died July 31, 1881 in Dover, Delaware) succeeded William Cannon as the forty-first Governor of Delaware, serving between March 1, 1865 and January 17, 1871, including the whole of 1869.
William Cannon (born March 15, 1809 in Bridgeville, Delaware; died March 1, 1865 in Bridgeville, Delaware) succeeded William Burton as the fortieth Governor of Delaware, serving between January 20, 1863 and his death. Following the end of Cannon's term as Governor of Delaware, Gove Saulsbury (born May 29, 1815 in Kent County, Delaware; died July 31, 1881 in Dover, Delaware) became the forty-first Governor of Delaware, serving between March 1, 1865 and January 17, 1871.
Gove Saulsbury (born May 29, 1815 in Kent County, Delaware; died July 31, 1881 in Dover, Delaware) succeeded William Cannon as the forty-first Governor of Delaware, serving between March 1, 1865 and January 17, 1871. Following the end of Saulsbury's term as Governor of Delaware, James Ponder (born October 31, 1819 in Milton, Delaware; died November 5, 1897 in Milton, Delaware) became the forty-second Governor of Delaware, serving between January 17, 1871 and January 19, 1875.
Richard Bassett (born April 17, 1745 in Cecil County, Maryland; died August 15, 1815 in Kent County, Delaware) succeeded Daniel Rogers as the thirteenth Governor of Delaware, serving between January 9, 1799 and March 3, 1801. Following the end of Bassett's term as Governor of Delaware, James Sykes (born March 27, 1761 in Dover, Delaware; died October 18, 1822 in Dover, Delaware) became the fourteenth Governor of Delaware, serving between March 3, 1801 and January 19, 1802.
Delaware Governor's Mansion was created in 1790.
Gove Saulsbury (born May 29, 1815 in Kent County, Delaware; died July 31, 1881 in Dover, Delaware) succeeded William Cannon as the forty-first Governor of Delaware, serving between March 1, 1865 and January 17, 1871, including the whole of 1870.
Jack Markell became the Governor of Delaware on 20 January 2009/
Delaware - Governor:Jack Markell (Democrat)
Jack Markell is the 73rd and current Governor of Delaware. Markell was first elected Governor in 2008 and reelected in 2012. He is a member of the Democratic Party. The Governor in Delaware serves a four year term and is limited to two terms.
David Hall - Delaware governor - was born on 1752-01-04.