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*In 1719, after a popular uprising, the Crown took over the administration of South Carolina, and the governor was first elected by "the people." Many historians refer to these last three governors as part of the Royal Governors - but, since the Lord Proprietors' charter had not been officially revoked until 1729, I choose to list these last three here. Most historians do not. |
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