Antonio de Ulloa[6] 1766-1768 Alejandro O'Reilly[7] 1769-1770 Luis de Unzaga 1770-1777 Bernardo de Galvez[8] 1777-1785 Estevan Miró (_ad interim_ 1785-1786) 1785-1791 F. L. Hector, Baron de Carondelet 30 Dec. 1791-1797 M. Gayoso de Lemos (died in office) 1797-1799 Francisco Bouligny, José M. Vidal, acting military and civil-political governors 1799 Sebastian de Casa Calvo de la Puerta, Marquis de Casa Calvo 1799-1801 Juan M. de Salcedo 1801-1803 _French Domination 1800-1803._[9] Laussat, Colonial Prefect 30 Nov.-20 Dec. 1803 _American Domination since 1803._ _Territorial Period._ William C. C. Claiborne (appointed 1803) 1804-1812 _Statehood Period._ William C. C. Claiborne, Democratic Republican 1812-1816 Jacques Villeré, Democratic Republican 1816-1820 Thomas B. Robertson, Democratic Republican (resigned) 1820-1822 Henry S. Thibodaux, Democratic Republican (acting) 1822-1824 Henry S. Johnson, Democratic Republican 1824-1828 Pierre Derbigny, Democratic Republican (died in office) 1828-1829 Armand Beauvais and Jacques Dupré (acting) 1829-1831 André B. Roman, Whig 1831-1835 Edward D. White, Whig 1835-1839 André B. Roman, Whig 1839-1843 Alfred Mouton, Whig 1843-1846 Isaac Johnson, Democrat 1846-1850 Joseph Walker, Democrat 1850-1853 Paul O. Hébert, Democrat 1853-1856 Robert C. Wickliffe, Democrat 1856-1860 Thomas O. Moore, Democrat 1860-1862 George F. Shepley, Military Governor 1862-1864 Henry W. Allen, Confederate 1864-1865 Michael Hahn, Unionist and Military 1864-1865 James M. Wells, Democrat (acting) 1865-1867 Benjamin F. Flanders, Military 1867 Joshua Baker, Military 1867-1868 Henry C. Warmoth, Republican 1868-1873 Pinckney B. S. Pinchback, Republican (acting) 1873 John McEnery,[10] Democrat-Liberal Republican 1873 William P. Kellogg, Radical Republican 1873-1877 Stephen B. Packard,[11] Radical Republican (contestant) 1877 Francis T. Nicholls, Democrat 1877-1880 Louis A. Wiltz, Democrat (died in office) 1880-1881 Samuel D. McEnery, Democrat (Lieutenant-Governor,