Governors of East Jersey (1674–1702)
- See also: Lords Proprietor (1665–1703) and Governors under the Proprietors (1665–1674)
| Philip Carteret | 1674–1682 | |
| Robert Barclay | 1682–1688 | |
| Edmund Andros | 1688–1689 | Governed as the Dominion of New England |
| Andrew Hamilton | 1692–1697 | |
| Jeremiah Basse | 1698–1699 | |
| Andrew Hamilton | 1699–1702 |
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