Who was the Governor of Alabama in 1888?

Answer 1

Israel Pickens (born January 30, 1780 in Concord, North Carolina; died April 24, 1827 in Matanzas, Cuba) succeeded Thomas Bibb as the third Governor of Alabama, serving between November 9, 1821 and November 25, 1825, including the whole of 1824.

Answer 2

David P. Lewis (born January 1, 1820 in Charlotte County, Virginia; died July 3, 1884 in Huntsville, Alabama) succeeded Robert B. Lindsey as the twenty-third Governor of Alabama, serving between November 17, 1872 and November 24, 1874. Following the end of David P. Lewis' term in office, George S. Houston (bon January 17, 1811 in Franklin, Tennessee; died December 31, 1879 in Athens, Alabama) became the twenty-fourth Governor of Alabama, serving between November 24, 1874 and November 28, 1878.

Answer 3

George S. Houston (bon January 17, 1811 in Franklin, Tennessee; died December 31, 1879 in Athens, Alabama) succeeded David P. Lewis as the twenty-fourth Governor of Alabama, serving between November 24, 1874 and November 28, 1878, including the whole of 1875.

Answer 4

Benjamin Fitzpatrick (born June 30, 1802 in Greene County, Georgia; died November 21, 1869 in Wetumpka, Alabama) succeedded Arthur P. Bagby as the eleventh Governor of Alabama, serving between November 22, 1841 and December 10, 1845, including the whole of 1844.

Answer 5

Benjamin Fitzpatrick (born June 30, 1802 in Greene County, Georgia; died November 21, 1869 in Wetumpka, Alabama) succeedded Arthur P. Bagby as the eleventh Governor of Alabama, serving between November 22, 1841 and December 10, 1845. Following the end of Fitzpatrick's term in office, Joshua L. Martin (born December 5, 1799 in Blount County, Tennessee; died November 2, 1856 in Tuscaloosa, Georgia) became the twelfth Governor of Alabama, serving between December 10, 1845 and December 16, 1847.

Answer 6

Thomas Seay (born November 20, 1846 in Greene County, Alabama; died March 30, 1896 in Greensboro, Alabama) succeeded Edward A. O'Neal as the twenty-seventh Governor of Alabama, serving between December 1, 1886 and December 1, 1890, including the whole of 1888.