William Marvin (April 14 1808 – July 9 1902) was an American lawyer politician and United States federal judge. He was the seventh Governor of FloridaBorn in Fairfield New York Marvin read law in 1834 and entered private practice in Phelps New York in 1834. President Andrew Jackson appointed him United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida Territory at Key West in 1835 and he served in that position until 1839.
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