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Bexar County
Texas

Politicians who died in Bexar County

Bexar County (no city given): William Jarvis Russell, 1881    San Antonio:      San Antonio, year not specified: James Du Bose Walthall    San Antonio, 1800-1849: Davy Crockett, 1836 — William B. Travis, 1836 — Francisco Ruiz, 1840    San Antonio, 1850-1899: Samuel A. Maverick, 1870 — Thomas W. House, 1880 — James L. Trueheart, 1882 — Edward Degener, 1890 — John Lafayette Camp, 1891 — Henry M. Rice, 1894 — Charles Stewart, 1895 — William Bacon Wright, 1895 — Hamilton Prioleau Bee, 1897 — Norris Wright Cuney, 1898 — Joseph Medill, 1899    San Antonio, 1900-1949: Columbus Upson, 1902 — Frank L. Pitts, 1905 — Charles M. Ferguson, 1906 — George H. Noonan, 1907 — Lyman W. Bliss, 1907 — Moses L. Broocks, 1908 — Edmund N. Morrill, 1909 — Thomas Benton Wheeler, 1913 — John Lafayette Camp, Jr., 1918 — James L. Slayden, 1924 — Samuel Gompers, 1924 — John H. Traylor, 1925 — Lloyd E. Wolfe, 1925 — Thomas Gallagher, 1930 — Harry M. Wurzbach, 1931 — Carlos Bee, 1932 — Harry P. Hynds, 1933 — John Biddle, 1936 — Robert Johnston McMillan, 1941 — Allen F. Moore, 1945 — J. Franklin Spears, 1946 — Charles E. Scull, 1948 — DuVal West, 1949    San Antonio, 1950-1999: Augustus McCloskey, 1950 — Claude Birkhead, 1950 — Vincent Tuero, 1953 — Maury Maverick, 1954 — Glenn A. Abbey, 1962 — John Henry Quota, 1971 — Hallet Thomas Ellsworth, 1974 — E. George Luckey, 1977 — John H. Wood, Jr., 1979 — Adrian Spears, 1991 — Robert F. Wagner III, 1993 — Michael Ference, Jr., 1996 — Frank Tejeda, 1997    San Antonio, 2000-2023: Henry B. Gonzalez, 2000 — James H. DeAtley, 2001 — Dorwin Wallace Suttle, 2001 — Maury Maverick, Jr., 2003 — Lila Cockrell, 2019     See also Texas deathplaces not assigned to counties.

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