List of Office Holders
Holders of the office of Secretary of State include:
- Charles Pettit, 1776-1779
- Bowes Reed, 1778-1794
- Samuel W. Stockton, 1794-1795
- John Beatty, 1795-1805
- James Linn, 1805-1820
- Daniel Coleman (New Jersey)|Daniel Coleman, 1820-1830
- James D. Westcott, 1830-1840
- Charles G. McChesney, 1840-1851
- Thomas S. Allison, 1851-1861
- Whitfield S. Johnson, 1861-1866
- Horace N. Congar, 1866-1870
- Henry C. Kelsey, 1870-1897
- George Wurts, 1897-1902
- Samuel D. Dickinson, 1902-1912
- David S. Crater, 1912-1915
- Thomas F. Martin, 1915-1926
- Joseph F. S. Fitzpatrick, 1926-1931
- Thomas A. Mathis, 1931-1941
- Joseph A. Brophy, 1941-1946
- Lloyd B. Marsh, 1946-1954
- Edward J. Patten, 1954-1962
- Robert J. Burkhardt, 1962-1970
- Paul J. Sherwin, 1970-1972
- Robert M. Falcey (acting), 1972-1974
- J. Edward Crabiel, 1974-1977
- Francis J. Carragher (acting), 1977
- George W. Lee (acting), 1977
- Donald Lan, 1977-1982
- Jane Burgio, 1982-1990
- Joan Haberle, 1990-1992
- Daniel Dalton, 1992-1994
- Lonna Hooks, 1994-1998
- Carol Cronheim (acting), 1998-1999
- DeForest Soaries, 1999-2001
- Regena Thomas, 2002-2006
- Nina Mitchell Wells, 2006-2010
- Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno, 2010-
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