List of Governors of Jersey
| Date | Governor |
|---|---|
| 1503-1531 | Sir Hugh Vaughan |
| 1532-1534 | Sir Anthony Oughtred |
| 1534-1536 | Sir Arthur Darcy |
| 1536-1537 | Sir Thomas Vaux, Lord Vaux |
| 1537-1550 | Sir Edward Seymour |
| 1550-1574 | Sir Hugh Paulet |
| 1547-1590 | Sir Amyas Paulet |
| 1590-1600 | Anthony Paulet |
| 1600-1603 | Sir Walter Raleigh |
| 1603-1630 | Sir John Peyton |
| 1631-1643 | Sir Thomas Jermyn |
| 1644-1651 | Sir Henry Jermyn, 1st Earl of St Albans |
| 1651-1654 | Colonel James Heane |
| 1655-1659 | Colonel Robert Gibbon |
| 1659-1660 | Colonel John Mason |
| 1660 | Colonel Carew Raleigh |
| 1660-1665 | Sir Henry Jermyn, 1st Earl of St Albans |
| 1665-1679 | Sir Thomas Morgan, 1st Baronet |
| 1679-1684 | Sir John Lanier |
| 1684-1704 | The Lord Jermyn |
| 1704-1722 | General Henry Lumley |
| 1723-1749 | Richard Temple, 1st Viscount Cobham |
| 1749-1761 | Lieutenant General John Huske |
| 1761-1772 | George Keppel, 3rd Earl of Albemarle |
| 1772-1795 | Field Marshal Henry Seymour Conway |
| 1795-1796 | Field Marshal Sir George Howard |
| 1796-1807 | The Marquess of Townshend |
| 1807-1820 | The Earl of Chatham |
| 1820-1854 | The Lord Beresford (Last Governor) |
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