Samuel Argall
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Sir Samuel Argall (baptized 4 December 1580 – c. 24 January 1626) was an English adventurer and naval officer.
Argall served as colonial governor of Virginia and died unmarried.
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The Royal Descents of 600 Immigrants, Gary Boyd Roberts, 2004, Genealogical Publishing Company
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| Preceded by George Yeardley |
Colonial Governor of Virginia 1617-1619 |
Succeeded by George Yeardley |
| Colonial Governors of Virginia |  |
|---|---|
| Wingfield • Ratcliffe • Scrivener • Smith • Percy • Gates • De La Warr • Percy • Dale • Gates • Dale • Yeardley • Argall • Yeardley • Wyatt • Yeardley • West • Pott • Harvey • West • Harvey • Wyatt • Berkeley • Bennett • Digges • Mathews • Berkeley • Colepeper • Howard of Effingham • Andros • Nicholson • Nott • Jenings • Hunter • Orkney (absentee) • Spotswood • "King" Carter • Gooch • Albemarle (absentee) • Gooch • Lee • Dinwiddie • Loudoun • Fauquier • Amherst (absentee) • Fauquier • Botetourt • Nelson • Dunmore |
