- U.S. Senators from Texas Who Died In
Office:
- U.S. Representatives from Texas Who Died In
Office:
- David
S. Kaufman, January 31, 1851
- Gustave
Schleicher, January 10, 1879
- William
H. Crain, February 10, 1896
- John
W. Cranford, March 3, 1899
- Robert
Emmet Burke, June 5, 1901
- Reese
Calhoun DeGraffenreid, August 29, 1902
- John
L. Sheppard, October 11, 1902
- John
M. Pinckney, April 24, 1905
- Lucian
W. Parrish, March 27, 1922
- Robert
Q. Lee, April 18, 1930
- Harry
M. Wurzbach, November 6, 1931
- Daniel
E. Garrett, December 13, 1932
- Clay
Stone Briggs, April 29, 1933
- James
P. Buchanan, February 22, 1937
- Joseph
J. Mansfield, July 12, 1947
- Milton
H. West, October 28, 1948
- Sam
Rayburn, November 16, 1961
- Albert
Thomas, February 15, 1966
- Joe R.
Pool, July 14, 1968
- Wright
Patman, March 7, 1976
- Mickey
Leland, August 7, 1989
- Frank
Tejeda, January 30, 1997
- Delegates from Texas to the Confederate
Provisional Congress Who Died In Office:
- Representatives from Texas in the
Confederate Congress Who Died In Office:
- Governors of Texas Who Died In
Office:
- Lieutenant Governors of Texas Who Died In
Office:
- Members of the Texas State Senate Who Died
In Office:
- Members of the Texas State House of
Representatives Who Died In Office:
- John
Titus Smith, February 16, 1874
- Archer
Thomas Gay, March 28, 1901
- Lee
J. Rountree, May 2, 1923
- Irma
Rangel, March 18, 2003
- Joe
E. Moreno, May 6, 2005
- Adjutant Generals of Texas Who Died In
Office:
- Vice-Presidents of the Texas Republic Who
Died In Office:
- Texas Republic Secretaries of State Who Died
In Office:
- Texas Republic Postmasters General Who Died
In Office:
- Members of the Texas Republic Senate Who
Died In Office:
- William
Harris Wharton, March 14, 1839
- Robert
Potter, March 2, 1842
- Wyly
Martin, April 26, 1842
- William
Houston Jack, August 20, 1844
- John
W. Smith, January 12, 1845
- Members of the Texas Republic House of
Representatives Who Died In Office:
- Chief Justices of the Texas Supreme Court
Who Died In Office:
- Justices of the Texas State Supreme Court
Who Died In Office:
- Judges, Texas Court of Appeals Who Died In
Office:
- District Judges in Texas Who Died In
Office:
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