Territorial Governors
Prior to becoming its own territory, parts of Michigan were part of Northwest Territory (see List of Governors of Ohio), Indiana Territory (see List of Governors of Indiana) and Illinois Territory (see List of Governors of Illinois).
The following are governors of the Territory of Michigan and the State of Michigan.
| Name | Dates served |
|---|---|
| William Hull | March 1, 1805 to October 29, 1813 |
| Lewis Cass | October 29, 1813 to August 6, 1831 |
| George Bryan Porter | August 6, 1831 to July 6, 1834 |
| Stevens T. Mason | July 6, 1834 to September 15, 1835 |
| John S. Horner | September 15, 1835 to July 3, 1836 |
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