The Political Graveyard: Texas Republic House of Representatives

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Texas Republic House of Representatives

Members of the Texas Republic House of Representatives, 1836-55 (May be incomplete!)
John Kirby Allen 1836 Samuel T. Allen 1836-37 Branch Tanner Archer 1836 Hayden S. Arnold 1836 D. Davis D. Baker 1836 Moseley Baker 1836 Edward Thomas Branch 1836-38 Thomas Jefferson Green 1836 John W. Moore 1836 Richard Roman 1836-37 John Austin Wharton 1836-37 George Washington Wright 1836-37 Joseph Baker 1837-38 Edward Burleson 1837-38 Kelsey Harris Douglass 1837-38 Thomas Jones Hardeman 1837-39 Patrick C. Jack 1837-38 Oliver Jones 1837-38 William Hester Patton 1837-38 Daniel Rowlett 1837-38 Peyton Sterling Wyatt 1837 Thomas J. Rusk 1837-38 Edward H. Tarrant 1837 Moseley Baker 1838-39 Louis P. Cooke 1838-39 John M. Hansford 1838-40 George Washington Hill 1838-41 Sam Houston 1838 Isaac Parker 1838-40 Richard Roman 1838-39 James Shaw 1838-39 John Austin Wharton 1838 George Washington Wright 1838-39 José Antonio Navarro 1838-39 James Armstrong 1839-40 William Lockhart Hunter 1839 William Houston Jack 1839-40 David S. Kaufman 1839-41 Frederic Neibling 1839 Daniel Rowlett 1839-40 James Wright 1839-41 Henry W. Augustine 1840-41 S. Slade Barnett 1840 Thomas Barnett 1840 Greenbury H. Harrison 1840-41 Albert H. Latimer 1840-42 Gustavus A. Parker 1840-42 Timothy Pilsbury 1840-41 James Reily 1840-41 James Shaw 1840-41 Henry Smith 1840 Isaac Van Zandt 1840-42 Robert McAlpin Williamson 1840-43 Cullen Curlee Arnett 1840-41 George Blow, Jr. 1840-41 Kenneth Lewis Anderson 1841-42 Louis P. Cooke 1841-42 George Alexander Pattillo 1841-42 George Tyler Wood 1841-42 Archibald Wynns 1841-42 Jesse Grimes 1841-43 George Washington Hill 1842-43 Frederic Neibling 1842 Isaac Parker 1842-43 Richardson A. Scurry 1842-44 Matthias Ward 1842-44 Joseph H. Barnard 1843-44 James Keenan Davis 1843-44 Daniel Rowlett 1843-44 James Armstrong 1844-45 William Gordon Cooke 1844-45 John McClanahan Lewis 1844-45 Evans Mabry 1844-45 Robert McAlpin Williamson 1844-45 George W. Smyth 1844-45 Gustavus A. Parker 1845 Peter W. Gray 1850 J. C. Harrison 1855

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1838 Dec 17: John Austin Wharton, died in office.

1841: Moseley Baker, defeated.

1845 Jan 22: Gustavus A. Parker, died in office.

1855 Nov 9: J. C. Harrison, died in office.

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