The Political Graveyard: Texas: State Supreme Court (original) (raw)

Justices of the Texas State Supreme Court, 1845-2016 (May be incomplete!)
Royal Tyler Wheeler 1845-64Abner Smith Lipscomb as of 1846-56Oran Milo Roberts as of 1857-65Richard Coke 1866Stockton P. Donley 1866Andrew Jackson Hamilton 1866Asa H. Willie as of 1866Albert H. Latimer as of 1869Lemuel D. Evans as of 1870-73Peter W. Gray as of 1874Oran Milo Roberts as of 1874-78John Ireland as of 1875-76Asa H. Willie 1882-88Reuben Reid Gaines 1885-94Thomas J. Brown as of 1893-1911Leroy Gilbert Denman 1894-99William F. Ramsey 1911-12Nelson Phillips as of 1912-15James P. Hart 1940Thomas Hawthorne Phillips 1960Price Daniel 1971-Jack Hightower as of 1988Lloyd Doggett as of 1989-94John Cornyn as of 1990-97Jack Hightower as of 1992-95Greg Abbott as of 1995-2002Alberto R. Gonzales 1999-2000

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

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