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Alabama: Governors
Governors of Alabama, 1819-2003 (May be
incomplete!)
William
W. Bibb 1819-20
Thomas
Bibb 1820-21
Israel
Pickens 1821-25
John
Murphy 1825-29
Gabriel
Moore 1829-31
Samuel
B. Moore 1831
John
Gayle 1831-35
Clement
C. Clay 1835-37
Hugh
McVay 1837
Arthur
P. Bagby 1837-41
Benjamin
Fitzpatrick 1841-45
Joshua
Lanier Martin 1845-47
Reuben
Chapman 1847-49
Henry
Watkins Collier 1849-53
John
Anthony Winston 1853-57
Andrew
Barry Moore 1857-61
John
Gill Shorter 1861-63
Thomas
H. Watts 1863-65
Lewis
E. Parsons 1865
Robert
Miller Patton 1865-68
William
H. Smith 1868-70
Robert
B. Lindsay 1870-72
David
Peter Lewis 1872-74
George
S. Houston 1874-78
Rufus
Willis Cobb 1878-82
Edward
A. O'Neal 1882-86
Thomas
Seay 1886-90
Thomas
Goode Jones 1890-94
William
C. Oates 1894-96
Joseph
F. Johnston 1896-1900
William
D. Jelks 1900
William
James Samford 1900-01
William
D. Jelks 1901-04
Russell
McWhorter Cunningham 1904-05
William
D. Jelks 1905-07
Braxton
B. Comer 1907-11
Emmet
O'Neal 1911-15
Charles
Henderson 1915-19
Thomas
E. Kilby 1919-23
William
W. Brandon 1923-27
Bibb
Graves 1927-31
Benjamin
M. Miller 1931-35
Bibb
Graves 1935-39
Frank
M. Dixon 1939-43
Chauncey
Sparks 1943-47
James
E. Folsom 1947-51
Gordon
Persons 1951-55
James
E. Folsom 1955-59
John
Patterson 1959-63
George
C. Wallace 1963-67
Lurleen
B. Wallace 1967-68
Albert
P. Brewer 1968-71
George
C. Wallace 1971-72
George
C. Wallace 1972-79
Fob
James, Jr. 1979-83
George
C. Wallace 1983-87
Guy
Hunt 1987-93
James
E. Folsom, Jr. 1993-95
Fob
James, Jr. 1995-99
Don
Siegelman 1999-2003
Bob
Riley 2003-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
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