The Political Graveyard: Texas Declaration of Independence

Texas Declaration of Independence

Signers, Texas Declaration of Independence, 1836 (May be incomplete!)
Jesse B. Badgett 1836 George Washington Barnett 1836 Thomas Barnett 1836 Stephen W. Blount 1836 John W. Bower 1836 Asa Brigham 1836 Andrew Briscoe 1836 John Wheeler Bunton 1836 John S. D. Byrom 1836 Matthew Caldwell 1836 Samuel P. Carson 1836 George C. Childress 1836 William Clark, Jr. 1836 Robert M. Coleman 1836 James Collinsworth 1836 Edward Conrad 1836 William Carrol Crawford 1836 Lorenzo de Zavala 1836 Richard Ellis 1836 Stephen H. Everitt 1836 John Fisher 1836 S. Rhoads Fisher 1836 James Gaines 1836 Thomas J. Gazley 1836 Benjamin Briggs Goodrich 1836 Jesse Grimes 1836 Robert Hamilton 1836 Bailey Hardeman 1836 Augustine Blackburn Hardin 1836 Sam Houston 1836 William D. Lacey 1836 Albert H. Latimer 1836 Edwin Oswald LeGrand 1836 Samuel A. Maverick 1836 Collin McKinney 1836 Michel Brindamour Menard 1836 William Menefee 1836 John W. Moore 1836 William Mottley 1836 José Antonio Navarro 1836 Martin Parmer 1836 Sydney O. Penington 1836 Robert Potter 1836 James Power 1836 John S. Roberts 1836 Sterling C. Robertson 1836 Francisco Ruiz 1836 Thomas Jefferson Rusk 1836 William B. Scates 1836 George W. Smyth 1836 Elijah Stapp 1836 Charles B. Stewart 1836 James G. Swisher 1836 Charles S. Taylor 1836 David Thomas 1836 John Turner 1836 Edwin Waller 1836 Claiborne West 1836 James B. Woods 1836

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