The Political Graveyard: Texas: State Supreme Court

Texas: State Supreme Court

Justices of the Texas State Supreme Court, 1845-2000 (May be incomplete!)
Royal Tyler Wheeler 1845-64 John Hemphill 1846-58 Abner Smith Lipscomb 1846-56 Oran Milo Roberts 1857-65 Richard Coke 1866- Stockton P. Donley 1866- Andrew Jackson Hamilton 1866- Asa Hoxie Willie 1866 Albert H. Latimer 1869 Peter W. Gray 1874 Oran Milo Roberts 1874-78 John Ireland 1875-76 Asa Hoxie Willie 1882-88 Thomas J. Brown 1893-1911 William F. Ramsey 1911-12 Thomas Hawthorne Phillips 196? Price Daniel 1971- Lloyd Doggett 1989-94 John Cornyn 1990-97 Alberto R. Gonzales 1999-2000

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1864 Apr 9: Royal Tyler Wheeler, died in office.

1971: Price Daniel, appointed.

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