Governor

"It's Governor, still. Do you think I wear this wig to keep my head warm?"

- Weatherby Swann to Carruthers

Governor, or governour, was the title given to a governing official, usually the executive (at least nominally, to different degrees also politically and administratively) of a non-sovereign level of government, ranking under the head of state; furthermore the title applied to officials with a similar mandate as representatives of a chartered company which had been granted exercise of sovereignty, even with its own armed forces, in a colonial area.

England appointed governors to its colonies in the Caribbean, including Port Royal, which was at one time governed by Weatherby Swann before Lord Cutler Beckett assumed control. Other colonies, French, Spanish and Dutch, were also ruled by governors.

Known Govenors

 * Robert Christopher Silehard - Redmond
 * Weatherby Swann's predecessor - Port Royal
 * Weatherby Swann - Port Royal
 * Governor of Douwesen - Douwesen
 * Isenbrandt Jurcksen - Quebradas Costillas
 * Cutler Beckett - East India Trading Company
 * Andrew Bowdash - Tortuga
 * Governor of Tortuga - Tortuga
 * Henry Morgan - Jamaica
 * Governor of Lusee - Isle of Lusee
 * Pierre le Porc - Ille D'Etable De Porc
 * Don Victorio - Padres Del Fuego
 * Garcia de Avaracia - Isla De La Avaracia
 * Juan Ponce de León - Puerto Rico