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Note: from 1804 to 1812, what would later become the State of Louisiana was known as the " Orleans Territory". The contemporary " Louisiana Territory" was to the north, and did not including modern Louisiana.
| Name | Party | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| William C. C. Claiborne | Jeff. Rep. | 1812-1816 |
| Jacques Villeré | Jeff. Rep. | 1816-1820 |
| Thomas B. Robertson | Jeff. Rep. | 1820-1824 |
| Henry S. Thibodaux | Jeff. Rep. | 1824-1824 |
| Henry Johnson | Jeff. Rep. | 1824-1828 |
| Pierre Derbigny | Jeff. Rep. | 1828-1829 |
| Armand Beauvais | Jeff. Rep. | 1829-1830 |
| Jacques Dupre | Jeff. Rep. | 1830-1831 |
| Andre B. Roman | Whig | 1831-1835 |
| Edward D. White | Whig | 1835-1839 |
| Andre B. Roman | Whig | 1839-1843 |
| Alexandre Mouton | Democratic | 1843-1846 |
| Isaac Johnson | Democratic | 1846-1850 |
| Joseph Marshall WalkerJoseph Marshall Walker ( 1786 20 January, 1856) was a Louisiana soldier, politician. He was Governor of Louisiana, United States, in 1850 1853. Marshall was born to a English father and a French Creole mother in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisian | Democratic | 1850-1853 |
| Paul O. Hebert | Democratic | 1853-1856 |
| Robert C. Wickliffe | Democratic | 1856-1860 |
| Thomas O. Moore | Democratic | 1860-1862 |