Governors
See also: Royal Governor of La FloridaGovernors under British rule:
- George Johnstone (1763–66)
- Montfort Browne (acting, 1766–1769)
- John Eliot (appointed 1767, arrived April 1769, committed suicide shortly afterward)
- Montfort Browne (acting, 1769)
- Elias Durnford (acting, 1769–1770)
- Peter Chester (1770–1781)
Governors under Spanish rule:
- Arturo O'Neill de Tyrone: (May 9, 1781 – 1794)
- Enrique White: (1794–1796)
- Francisco de Paula Gelabert: (1796)
- Vicente Folch y Juan: (June 1796 – March 1811)
- Francisco San Maxent: (March 1811 – 1812)
- Mauricio de Zúñiga: (1812–1813)
- Mateo González Manrique: (1813–1815)
- José de Soto: (1815–1816)
- Mauricio de Zúñiga: (1816)
- Francisco San Maxent: (1816)
- José Masot: (1816 – May 26, 1818)
- William King: (United States military governor, May 26, 1818 – February 4, 1819)
- José María Callava: (February 4, 1819 – July 17, 1821)
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