Thomas Hodges (Governor of Bombay)

Thomas Hodges served as the Governor of Bombay (now Mumbai) during a specific period of British colonial rule in India. Historical records indicate he held this position for a relatively short term, succeeding a previous governor and preceding another appointee of the East India Company or the British Crown (depending on the era). The exact dates of his tenure and details of his administration often require verification from primary historical documents and official records of the British East India Company and subsequent British administrations in India. Information about his governorship is often found in colonial administration archives, historical accounts of Bombay, and biographies of individuals associated with the East India Company and British governance in India. His contributions and impact on the administration, economy, or social fabric of Bombay during his governorship are topics for further historical research.