Upper Canada: Governors: 1792-1841The Lieutenant Governors of the Province of Upper Canada were formally subordinate to the Governors-in-Chief of Upper Canada regularly appointed since 1791, but never taking office while serving concurrently as Governors-in-Chief of Lower Canada. |
Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Upper Canada |
8 Jul 1792 - 17 Aug 1799 |
John Graves Simcoe [1] |
17 Aug 1799 - 21 Aug 1805 |
Peter Hunter [2] |
President Administering the Government of the Province of Upper Canada |
11 Sep 1805 - 25 Aug 1806 |
Alexander Grant [3] |
Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Upper Canada |
25 Aug 1806 - 13 Aug 1818 |
Francis Gore |
13 Aug 1818 - 4 Nov 1828 |
Sir Peregrine Maitland [4] |
4 Nov 1828 - 25 Jan 1836 |
Sir John Colborne [4] |
25 Jan 1836 - 23 Mar 1838 |
Sir Francis Bond Head |
23 Mar 1838 - 22 Nov 1839 |
Sir George Arthur |
Captain General and Governor-in-Chief in and over the Province of Upper Canada [5] |
22 Nov 1839 - 9 Feb 1841 |
Charles Edward Poulett-Thomson (from 1840 Baron Sydenham, of Sydenham, in the county of Kent, and of Toronto, in Canada) [6][7][8] |