Samuel Stevens Jr. (born July 13, 1778 in Talbot County, Maryland; died February 7, 1860 in Talbot County, Maryland) succeeded Samuel Sprigg as the eighteenth Governor of Maryland, serving between December 16, 1822 and January 9, 1826, including the whole of 1823.
Samuel Stevens Jr. (born July 13, 1778 in Talbot County, Maryland; died February 7, 1860 in Talbot County, Maryland) succeeded Samuel Sprigg as the eighteenth Governor of Maryland, serving between December 16, 1822 and January 9, 1826, including the whole of 1825.
Samuel Stevens Jr. (born July 13, 1778 in Talbot County, Maryland; died February 7, 1860 in Talbot County, Maryland) succeeded Samuel Sprigg as the eighteenth Governor of Maryland, serving between December 16, 1822 and January 9, 1826. Following the end of Stevens' term as Governor, Joseph Kent (born January 4, 1779 in Calvert County, Maryland; died November 1837 in Bladensburg, Maryland) became the nineteenth Governor of Maryland, serving between January 9, 1826 and January 15, 1829.
Samuel Sprigg (born c. 1783 in Prince George's County, Maryland; died April 21, 1855) succeeded Charles Goldsborough as the seventeenth Governor of Maryland, serving between December 20, 1819 and December 16, 1822. Following the end of Sprigg's term as Governor, Samuel Stevens Jr. (born July 13, 1778 in Talbot County, Maryland; died February 7, 1860 in Talbot County, Maryland) became the eighteenth Governor of Maryland, serving between December 16, 1822 and January 9, 1826.
Thomas Johnson was the first Governor of the US State of Maryland and Leonard Calvert was the first Governor of the English Colony of Maryland.
Thomas Johnson was the first elected governor of Maryland.Leonard Calvert was the first Governor of the Maryland Colony and Thomas Johnson was the first Governor of the US State of Maryland.
George Read (born September 18, 1733 in Cecil County, Maryland; died September 21, 1798 in New Castle, Delaware) succeeded Thomas McKean as the third Governor of Delaware, serving between October 20, 1777 and March 31, 1778. Following the end of Read's term as Governor, Caesar Rodney (born October 7, 1728 in Kent County, Delaware; died June 26, 1784 in Kent County, Delaware) became the fourth Governor of Delaware, serving between March 31, 1778 and November 6, 1781.
The voters of Maryland.
The Maryland State House is located in Annapolis, Maryland. It houses the Maryland General Assembly, plus the offices of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
Thomas Johnson was the first governor of Maryland, holding office from 1777 to 1779.
Edward Lloyd - Governor of Maryland - died on 1834-06-02.
Edward Lloyd - Governor of Maryland - was born on 1779-07-22.