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Territorial Governors of Florida

"The Floridas are ceded and I have at last received a letter from the President and one from the Sec. of War requesting that I would accept of the Government of that country"
- Andrew Jackson to Richard Keith Call
   
February 13, 1821

History
Brief history of Florida's territorial governors.
Western Union telegram Documents
Richard Keith Call's correspondence with Andrew Jackson.
Sniff kit Photos
Photographs of portraits of the Territorial Governors.
Timeline
Timeline of the succession of the Territorial Governors from 1821 to 1844.


Andrew Jackson, William DuVal, John Eaton, Richard Keith Call, Robert Reid and John Branch each served as Governor of the territory of Florida.

The documents in this unit show the complicated relationships between these men who shaped the history of Florida and the nation.

 

 

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