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词条 List of colonial governors of the Danish Gold Coast
释义

  1. Colonial Heads of the Danish Gold Coast Settlements

  2. References

  3. See also

{{Use dmy dates|date=April 2012}}

Colonial Heads of the Danish Gold Coast Settlements

The Danish Gold Coast was established on the eastern Gold Coast (present-day Ghana):

  • Fort Friedensborg (Ningo)
  • Fort Christiansborg
  • Fort Augustaborg (Tshi)
  • Fort Prinzenstein (Keta)
  • Fort Konigenstein (Ada).

(Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office)

TenureIncumbentNotes
Danish Suzerainty
1657/8Danish Gold Coast Settlements established on the eastern Gold Coast
1658Heinrich Carloff, {{small>Opperhoved}}[1] 
1659Samuel Schmidt, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
1659 to 1662Jost Cramer, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
1662 to 1668Henning Albrecht, {{small>Opperhoved}}  
1668 to 1674Bartholomaus von Gronstein, {{small>Governor—1st to be designated as governor}} 
1674 to 1677Conrad Crull, {{small>Governor}}[2]  
1677 to 1681Peter With, {{small>Opperhoved}}  
1681Magnus Prang, {{small>Governor}}[3] 
to 1698Erik Tylleman, {{small>Opperhoved}}  
10 June 1698 to 23 December 1698Erik Oehlsen, {{small>Opperhoved}}  
23 December 1698 to 31 August 1703John Trawne, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
11 September 1703 to 23 April 1704Hartvig Meyer, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
23 April 1704 to 5 May 1705Peter Sverdrup, {{small>acting Opperhoved}} 
5 May 1705 to 25 May 1705Peter Petersen, {{small>acting Opperhoved}} 
25 May 1705 to 17 August 1711Erik Olsen Lygaard, {{small>Opperhoved}}2nd Term}}
17 August 1711 to 26 November 1717Bfantz Boye, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
26 November 1717 to 6 August 1720Knud Røst, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
6 August 1720 to 24 January 1722Peter Østrup, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
25 January 1722 to 22 January 1723Niels Jensen Østrup, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
22 January 1723 to 27 April 1724Christian Andreas Syndermann, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
27 April 1724 to 1 March 1727Hendrik von Suhm, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
4 March 1727 to 18 September 1727Fred Pahl, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
18 September 1727 to 24 December 1728Andreas Willumsen, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
24 December 1728 to 12 August 1735Anders Pedersen Waerøe, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
12 August 1735 to 14 June 1736Severin Schilderup, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
14 June 1736 to 20 June 1740Enevold Nielson Boris, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
20 June 1740 to 26 May 1743Peter Nikolaj Jørgensen, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
26 May 1743 to 3 February 1744Christian Glob Dorph, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
3 February 1744 to 11 March 1745Jørgen Billsen, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
11 March 1745 to 23 March 1745Thomas Brock, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
23 March 1745 to 23 April 1745Johan Wilder, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
23 April 1745 to 21 June 1746August Frederik Hackenburg, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
21 June 1746 to 1750Joost Platfusz, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
Danish crown colony
1750 to 6 March 1751Joost Platfusz, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
6 March 1751 to 8 March 1751Magnus Christopher Lützow, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
8 March 1751 to 21 July 1752Magnus Hacksen, {{small>acting Opperhoved}} 
21 July 1752 to 11 March 1757Carl Engman, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
11 March 1757 to 14 February 1762Christian Jessen, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
14 February 1762 to 20 October 1766Carl Gottleb Resch, {{small>Opperhoved}} 
20 October 1766 to 11 January 1768Christian Tychsen, {{small>Governor}} 
11 January 1768 to 2 July 1769Frantz Joachim Kuhberg, {{small>Governor}} 
2 July 1769 to 11 June 1770Joachim Christian Otto, {{small>acting Governor}} 
11 June 1770 to 15 June 1772Johan Daniel Frøhlich, {{small>acting Governor}} 
15 June 1772 to 24 June 1777Niels Urban Aarestrup, {{small>acting Governor}} 
24 June 1777 to 2 December 1780Johan Conrad von Hemsen, {{small>Governor}} 
2 December 1780 to 21 April 1788Jens Adolph Kjoge, {{small>acting Governor}} 
21 April 1788 to 23 October 1789Johan Friedrich Kipnasse, {{small>acting Governor}} 
23 October 1789 to July 1792Andreas Rieselsen Bjørn, {{small>Governor}} 
July 1792 to 25 January 1793Andreas Hammer, {{small>acting Governor}} 
25 January 1793 to 30 June 1793Andreas Hammer, {{small>Governor}} 
30 June 1793 to 3 August 1793Bendt Olrich, {{small>Governor}} 
3 August 1793 to 17 August 1795 Baron Christian Friedrich von Hager, {{small>Governor}} 
October 1795 to 31 December 1799Johan Peter David Wrisberg, {{small>Governor}}1st Term}}
31 December 1799 to 3 December 1802Johan David Ahnholm, {{small>acting Governor}} 
3 December 1802 to 15 April 1807Johan Peter David Wrisberg, {{small>Governor}}2nd Term}}
15 April 1807 to 1 March 1817Christian Schiønning, {{small>Governor}} 
3 March 1817 to 5 October 1817Johan Emanuel Rechter, {{small>Governor}} 
5 October 1817 to 6 May 1819Jens Nikolas Cornelius Reiersen, {{small>acting Governor}} 
6 May 1819 to 1 January 1821Christian Svanekjaer, {{small>acting Governor}} 
1 January 1821 to 5 September 1821Peter Svane Steffens, {{small>Governor}} 
5 September 1821 to 23 December 1823Matthias Thønning, {{small>acting Governor}} 
23 December 1823 to 7 May 1825Johan Christopher von Richelieu, {{small>Governor}} 
7 May 1825 to 30 September 1827Niels Brøch, {{small>acting Governor}}1st Term}}
30 September 1827 to 1 August 1828Jens Peter Flindt, {{small>Governor}} 
1 August 1828 to 20 January 1831Heinrich Gerhard Lind, {{small>acting Governor}}1st Term}}
29 January 1831 to 21 October 1831Ludwig Vincent von Hein, {{small>Governor}} 
21 October 1831 to 4 December 1831Helmut von Arenstorff, {{small>Governor}} 
4 December 1831 to 1 March 1833Niels Brøch, {{small>Governor}}2nd Term}}
1 March 1833 to 21 July 1833Heinrich Gerhard Lind, {{small>acting Governor}}2nd Term}}
21 July 1833 to 26 December 1834Edvard von Gandil, {{small>acting Governor}} 
26 December 1834 to 19 August 1837Frederik Segfried Mørch, {{small>acting Governor}} 
19 August 1837 to 18 March 1839Frederik Segfried Mørch, {{small>Governor}} 
19 March 1839 to 18 August 1839Hans Angel Giede, {{small>acting Governor}} 
18 August 1839 to 24 May 1842Lucas Dall, {{small>acting Governor}} 
24 May 1842 to 26 August 1842Bernhard Johan Christian Wilkens, {{small>acting Governor}} 
26 August 1842 to 15 March 1844Edvard James Arnold Carstensen, {{small>acting Governor}}[4]1st Term}}
18 March 1844 to 5 July 1844Edvard Ericksen, {{small>acting Governor}} 
5 July 1844 to 9 October 1844George Lutterodt, {{small>acting Governor}} 
9 August 1844 to 10 April 1847Edvard James Arnold Carstensen, {{small>Governor}}2nd Term}}
10 April 1847 to 20 February 1850Rasmus Eric Schmidt, {{small>acting Governor}} 
30 March 1850Gold Coast Settlements sold to Britain and incorporated into the Gold Coast Colony

References

1. ^Danish: means Factor (agent); Factor, also rendered as Station Chief
2. ^Ole Justesen, ed. Danish Sources for the History of Ghana 1657–1754 Vol. 1 (1657–1735). Copenhagen: The Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters, 2005. p. 48 {{ISBN|87-7304-312-5}}
3. ^The title of Governor was bestowed on three individuals before 1766: von Gronstein; Crull; and Prang.
4. ^Closing the Books: Governor Edward Carstensen on Danish Guinea, 1842–50. Translated from the Danish by Tove Storsveen. Accra, Ghana: Sub-Saharan Publishers, 2010.

See also

  • Colonial Heads of Ghana (Gold Coast)
    • Colonial Heads of Brandenburger Gold Coast
    • Colonial Heads of Dutch Gold Coast
    • Colonial Heads of Portuguese Gold Coast
    • Colonial Heads of Prussian Gold Coast
    • Colonial Heads of Swedish Gold Coast
  • Brandenburger Gold Coast
  • British Gold Coast
  • Danish Gold Coast
  • Dutch Gold Coast]
  • Portuguese Gold Coast
  • Prussian Gold Coast
  • Swedish Gold Coast
  • Ghana
    • Heads of State of Ghana
    • Heads of Government of Ghana

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