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William S. Jennings

Party Affiliation

Democrat

Lt. Governor

None

First Lady

May Austin Mann Jennings

Florida Cabinet

Secretary of State:
John L. Crawford
(1881-1902);
Clay Crawford
(1902-1929)
Comptroller:
William H. Reynolds
(1897-1901);
A.C. Croom
(1901-1912)
Treasurer:
James B. Whitfield
(1897-1903);
William V. Knott
(1903-1912)
Commissioner of Agriculture:
Benjamin E. McLin
(1901-1912)
Attorney General:
William B. Lamar
(1889-1903);
James B. Whitfield
(1903-1904);
William H. Ellis
(1904-1909)
Supt. of Public Instruction:
William N. Sheats (1893-1905)
William S. Jennings

William S. Jennings
(1863-1920)

Eighteenth governor:
January 8, 1901 to January 3, 1905

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