List of heads of state of Haïti

Governors-General of Haiti, 1804
Jean-Jacques Dessalines: 1 January–22 September 1804 (proclaimed Emperor of Haiti)

[edit] Emperors of Haiti, 1804-1806
Jacques I: 22 September 1804–17 October 1806

[edit] Heads of State of the State of Haiti, 1806-1811
Henri Christophe: 17 October 1806–28 March 1811 (Proclaimed King of Haiti)
HRH Henri Christophe was Ordained King by the Monsiegneure of Milot which represented the Roman Catholic Church.


[edit] Kings of Haiti, 1811-1820
Henri I: 28 March 1811–8 October 1820

[edit] Presidents of the Republic of Haiti, 1806-1849
Henri Christophe: 28 December 1806–27 January 1807
Bruno Blanchet (acting): 27 January–10 March 1807
Alexandre Pétion: 10 March 1807–29 March 1818
Jean-Pierre Boyer: 30 March 1818–13 March 1843
Charles Riviere-Herard : 13 March 1843–2 May 1844
Philippe Guerrier: 3 May 1844–15 April 1845
Jean-Louis Pierrot: 16 April 1845–1 March 1846
Jean-Baptiste Riché: 1 March 1846–27 February 1847
Faustin Soulouque: 1 March 1847–26 August 1849 (proclaimed Emperor of Haiti)

[edit] Emperors of Haiti, 1849-1859
Faustin I: 26 August 1849–15 January 1859

[edit] Presidents of Haiti, 1859-present
Fabre Geffrard: 16 January 1859–13 March 1867
Nissage Saget (provisional): 20 March–2 May 1867
Sylvain Salnave: 4 May 1867–27 December 1869
Nissage Saget: 27 December 1869–13 May 1874
Council of Secretaries of State: 13 May–14 June 1874
Michel Domingue: 14 June 1874–15 April 1876
Pierre Théoma Boisrond-Canal: 23 April 1876–17 July 1879
Joseph Lamothe (provisional): 26 July–2 October 1879
Lysius Salomon: 2 October 1879–10 August 1888
Pierre Théoma Boisrond-Canal (provisional): 10 August–16 October 1888
François Denys Légitime: 16 October 1888–22 August 1889
Monpoint Jeune (provisional): 23 August–17 October 1889
Florvil Hyppolite: 17 October 1889–24 March 1896
Tirésias Simon Sam: 31 March 1896–12 May 1902
Pierre Théoma Boisrond-Canal (provisional): 26 May–17 December 1902
Pierre Nord Alexis: 17 December 1902–2 December 1908
François C. Antoine Simon: 6 December 1908–3 August 1911
Cincinnatus Leconte: 24 July 1911–8 August 1912
Tancrède Auguste: 8 August 1912–3 May 1913
Michel Oreste: 12 May 1913–27 January 1914
Oreste Zamor: 8 February–29 October 1914
Joseph Davilmar Théodore: 6 November 1914–22 February 1915
Jean Vilbrun Guillaume Sam: 25 February–28 July 1915
Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave: 12 August 1915–15 May 1922
Louis Bornó: 15 May 1922–15 May 1930
Louis Eugène Roy: 15 May–18 November 1930
Sténio Vincent: 18 November 1930–15 May 1941
Élie Lescot: 15 May 1941–11 January 1946
Franck Lavaud (Chairman of the Military Executive Committee): 11 January–16 August 1946
Dumarsais Estimé: 16 August 1946–10 May 1950
Franck Lavaud (Chairman of Government Junta): 10 May–6 December 1950
Paul Eugène Magloire: 6 December 1950–12 December 1956
Joseph Nemours Pierre-Louis (provisional): 12 December 1956–4 February 1957
Franck Sylvain (provisional): 7 February–1 April 1957
Executive Government Council: 6 April–20 May 1957
Daniel Fignolé (provisional): 25 May–14 June 1957
Antonio Thrasybule Kebreau (Chairman of the Military Council): 14 June–22 October 1957
François Duvalier: 22 October 1957–21 April 1971
Jean-Claude Duvalier: 21 April 1971–6 February 1986
Henri Namphy (President of the National Council of Government): 7 February 1986–7 February 1988
Leslie Manigat: 7 February–20 June 1988
Henri Namphy: 20 June–17 September 1988
Prosper Avril: 17 September 1988–10 March 1990
Herard Abraham: 10 March 1990–13 March 1990
Ertha Pascal-Trouillot (provisional): 13 March 1990–7 February 1991
Jean-Bertrand Aristide: 7 February–30 September 1991
Raoul Cédras (leader of Military Junta): 30 September–8 October 1991
Joseph Nérette (provisional): 8 October 1991–19 June 1992
Marc Bazin (acting): 19 June 1992–15 June 1993
Jean-Bertrand Aristide: 15 October 1994–February 1996
Émile Jonassaint (provisional): 12 May–12 October 1994
Jean-Bertrand Aristide: 12 October 1994–7 February 1996
René Préval: 7 February 1996–7 February 2001
Jean-Bertrand Aristide: 7 February 2001–29 February 2004
Boniface Alexandre (provisional): 29 February 2004–7 May 2006
René Préval: 7 May 2006–present

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