The Political Graveyard: Texas Republic Senate

Texas Republic Senate

Members of the Texas Republic Senate, 1836-45 (May be incomplete!)

Blank district: William Lockhart Hunter 1843-44 David S. Kaufman 1843-45 Gustavus A. Parker 1843-44 Isaac Parker 1843-45 Robert McAlpin Williamson 1843-44 George Washington Wright 1843-45 Jesse Grimes 1844-45 John Caldwell 1844-45 Henry L. Kinney 1844-45 James K. McCrearey 1844-45 Henry J. Munson 1844-45 Timothy Pilsbury 1844-45 Richard Roman 1844-45 Samuel H. Luckie 1845 Nicholas Henry Darnell 1845 Middleton Tate Johnson 1845 José Antonio Navarro 1845
District of Austin and Colorado: Oliver Jones 1838-40
District of Austin, Colorado and Fort Bend: James B. Miller 1840-41 Wyly Martin 1841-42 Thomas S. McFarland 1841-42 Oliver Jones 1842-43
District of Bastrop, Fayette, Gonzales and Travis: James Webb 1841-42 James Webb 1842-44
District of Bastrop, Gonzales and Fayette: Edward Burleson 1838-39
District of Bexar: Francisco Ruiz 1836-37 Thomas Jefferson Green 1837 Juan N. Seguin 1838-40 William H. Daingerfield 1840-42 Ludwig Colquhoun 1842 John W. Smith 1842-45
District of Brazoria: William Harris Wharton 1836 James Collinsworth 1836 William G. Hill 1837 William Harris Wharton 1837-39 William Jarvis Russell 1838 Anson Jones 1839-41 Timothy Pilsbury 1841-42 William Houston Jack 1842-44
District of Colorado and Austin: Alexander Somervell 1836-38
District of Fayette, Bastrop and Gonzales: James Seaton Lester 1839-41
District of Goliad, Refugio and San Patricio: Edwin Morehouse 1836 John Dunn 1837-40 James W. Byrne 1840-43
District of Harris, Liberty and Galveston: Francis Moore, Jr. 1839-42 William Lawrence 1842-45
District of Harrisburg and Liberty: Robert Wilson 1836-38 Robert Wilson 1839
District of Jasper and Jefferson: Stephen H. Everitt 1836-40 George Alexander Pattillo 1842-45
District of Matagorda, Jackson and Victoria: Albert Clinton Horton 1836-38 Harvey W. Kendrick 1838-41 Clark L. Owen 1841-42 John Rugeley 1843-44
District of Milam: Sterling C. Robertson 1836-38
District of Milam and Robertson: Beden Stroud 1838-41 James Shaw 1841-44
District of Mina and Gonzales: James Seaton Lester 1836-38
District of Nacogdoches: Robert Anderson Irion 1836-37 Isaac Watts Burton 1837-40
District of Nacogdoches and Houston: Kindred H. Muse 1840-43
District of Red River: Richard Ellis 1836-39
District of Red River and Fannin: Robert Potter 1840-42 James Titus 1842-43
District of San Augustine: Shelby Corzine 1836 Henry W. Augustine 1837 John Alexander Greer 1838-45
District of Shelby and Sabine: Willis H. Landrum 1836-37 Emory Rains 1837-39
District of Shelby, Sabine and Harrison: James Gaines 1840-42 Leonard Randal 1842-43
District of Washington: Jesse Grimes 1836-37 George Washington Barnett 1837-43

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1839 Mar 14: William Harris Wharton, died in office.

1836 Dec 22: Edwin Morehouse, resigned.

1837 Nov 24: Henry W. Augustine, resigned.

1842: Moseley Baker, defeated.

1842 Apr 26: Wyly Martin, died in office.

1845 Jan 12: John W. Smith, died in office.

1844 Aug 20: William Houston Jack, died in office.

1842 Mar 2: Robert Potter, died in office.

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