taken from A.W.Moore Supplement to History of the Isle of
Man
Date | Governor (Earlier title was Captain) |
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English Suzerainty | |
? 1290 | Richard de Burgh (Burgo) |
? 1293 | John Balliol |
? 1298 | Antony Bek |
1310 | Henri de Bello Monte |
1311 | Piers Gaveston |
1312 | Henri de Bello Monte |
Direct Rule - see Lords | |
1399 | Henry de Percy (Earl of Northumberland) |
1405 | Michael Blundel |
1417 | John Litherland |
[?1418] | ? John Fazakerly (given in Manx Note Book - also by Feltham; John Cote was arrained for arguing with Fazakerly in 1428) |
1422 | John Walton |
1428 | Henry Byron |
no records from 1428-1496 | |
1496 | Peter Dutton |
1497 | Henry Radcliffe |
1508 (?1505) | Ralph Rushton |
1511 | John Ireland |
1518 | John Fazakerley (? 1418 - confusion though given in Quayle's list) |
1521 | Thomas Danport |
1527 | Henry Stanley |
1532 | John Ffleming |
1536 | George Stanley |
1545 | William Stanley |
1552 | Henry Stanley |
1576 | John Harmer |
1580 | John Sherburn [? Richard Sherburne (or Shireburne) of Stonyhurst 1578-1591 - Richard - the second son of Richard Sherburne of Stonyhurst, born 1546, was appointed Captain of IoM, moved there with first wife who died 1591, same year as his father (had 5 children + a illegitimate daughter - he moved back to Stoneyhurst, remarried 1611 (moved body of 1st wife back to Stonyhurst, a recusant Catholic]. |
Bishop Meyrick [? unlikely] | |
1592 | Cuthbert Gerrard (+ Thomas Mortimer Deputy Captain) |
1593 | William Stanley |
1594 | Ranulph Stanley - died 1595 and supposed buried at Kirk Malew |
1595 | Thomas Gerard (Imposed by Queen Elizabeth)[Governor to 1608] |
1596 | Piers Legh [Captain to 1597, Deputies William Lucas, Edward Ellis, Edward More, Charles Young, Thomas Molyneux until 1609] |
1599 | Cuthbert Gerard [? deputy] |
1600 | Robert Molyneux [? deputy ] |
1609 | John Ireland |
1623 | Frederick Liege [?] |
1626 | Edward Holmewood |
1627 | Charles Gerard |
1639 | Ffoulkes Hunckes |
1640 | John Greenhalge [Greenhalgh] |
1651 | Philip Musgrave |
Colonel R. Dukinfield | |
1652 | Matthew Cadwal |
1656 | William Christian |
1659 | James Chaloner |
1660 | Roger Nowel |
1664 | Bishop Barrow |
1673 | Henry Nowell (deputy from 1662) |
1677 | Henry Stanley |
1678 | Robert Heywood |
1690 | Roger Kenyon |
1693 | William Sacheverell |
1696 | Nicholas Sankey (col) |
1701 | James Cranstoun |
1703 | Robert Maudesley |
1713 | Charles Z. Stanley |
1718 | Alexander Horne (deputy from 1713) |
1723 | John Lloyd |
1725 | Thomas Horton |
1736 | James Murray |
1744 | Patrick Lindsey |
1751 | Basil Cochrane |
1761 | John Wood |
1777 | Edward Smith |
1793 | John Murray, Fourth Duke of Atholl |
after 1832 all were tititled Lieutenant Governor and expected to be resident on the Island |
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1832 | John Ready |
1845 | Chas. Hope |
1860 | Francis-Stainsby-Conantt Piggot |
1863 | H B Loch |
1888 | Spencer Walpole |
1893 | John W. Ridgeway |
1895 | Lord Henniker |
1902 | Lord Raglan |
1918 | Sir Wm. Fry |
1925 | Sir Claude Hill |
1931 | Sir Montagu Butler |
1937 | Vice-Admiral the Earl of Granville |
1945 | Air Vice-Marshal Sir G.Bromet |
1952 | Sir Ambrose D. Flux Dundas |
Lieutenant-Governors - usually resident whereas Governor was generally non-resident | |
1773 | Henry Hope |
1775 | Richard Dawson |
1790 | Alexander Shaw |
1804 | Lord Henry Murray (illicit Commission) he was legally only a deputy |
1805 | Cornelius Smelt |
Some additional information from
J.R Dickenson The Lordship of Man under the Stanleys 1996
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Any comments, errors or omissions
gratefully received The
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