Florida: Governors: 1821-1822
| Governor of the Provinces of the Floridas, exercising the powers of the Captain General, and of the Intendant of the Island of Cuba, over the said Provinces, and of the Governors of said Provinces respectively | |
| 17 Jul 1821 - 8 Oct 1821 | Andrew Jackson [1][2] |
| East Florida | |
| Acting Governor of East Florida | |
| 8 Oct 1821 - 20 Jun 1822 | William Grafton Delaney Worthington [2] |
| West Florida | |
| Acting Governor of West Florida | |
| 8 Oct 1821 - 20 Jun 1822 | George Walton [2] |
- Also in the United States.
- Jackson was commissioned to exercise the functions of the governors of East and West Florida on 10 Mar 1821, and assumed executive authority upon the transfer of the Spanish possessions to the United States at Pensacola on 17 Jul 1821.
- Following the departure of Jackson from Pensacola on 8 Oct 1821, executive functions were exercised by Worthington and Walton. Jackson signed his resignation in Nashville, Tennessee, on 13 Nov 1821. It was delivered to the President of the United States who accepted it notifying Jackson by a letter dated 31 Dec 1821, Washington, D.C.