Third Texas Legislature

Third Texas Legislature

The Third Texas Legislature met from 5 November 1849 to 3 December 1850 in its regular session and two called sessions. All members of the House of Representatives and about half of the members of the Senate were elected in 1849.

essions

* 3rd Regular session: 5 November 184911 February 1850
* 3rd First called session: 12 August 18506 September 1850
* 3rd Second called session: 18 November 18503 December 1850

Party summary

Officers

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; Lieutenant Governor: John Alexander Greer, Democrat; President "pro tempore": Edward Burleson, Democrat

House of Representatives

; Speaker of the House : Charles G. Keenan, Democrat

Members

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Members of the Texas Senate for the Third Texas Legislature:

House of Representatives

Members of the House of Representatives for the Third Texas Legislature:

* Hamilton P. Bee
* Sam Bogart, Collin County
* Guy M. Bryan, Brazoria County
* George E. Burney, Democrat
* Anthony Butler, Democrat
* Guy Morrison Bryan, Democrat
* David Catchings Dickson, Democrat
* Napoleon B. Charlton, Liberty County
* R.E. Clements
* Jeremiah M. Clough, Harrison County
* William M. Cochran
* William E. Crump, Austin County
* William G. Crump
* David C. Dickson, Grimes County
* William Fields, Liberty County
* Benjamin Cromwell Franklin, Galveston County Democrat
* James S. Gillet, Lamar County
* Thomas M. Hardeman
* William N. Hardeman, Nacogdoches County
* Harrison G. Hendricks, Fannin County
* James K. Holland, Panola County Democrat
* Zimri Hunt
* Joshua Foster Johnson, Titus County Democrat
* William G. W. Jowers, Houston County Democrat
* Charles G. Keenan, Democrat
* Henry M. Lewis
* Emery Lloyd, Rusk County
* Elisha E. Lott, Smith County
* Thomas F. McKinney, Galveston County
* John H. McNairy
* Elliott M. Millican, Brazos County
* Clark L. Owen
* Alfred E. Pace
* John Patrick, Brazos, Leon, and Robertson County
* John Polk, San Augustine County
* J.M. Reynolds
* Hardin R. Runnels, Bowie County
* William Jarvis Russell, Fayette County Democrat
* James W. Scott, Harris County
* Benjamin Selman, Cherokee County
* James Shaw
* John Shea, Harris County
* James G. Sheppard, Washington County
* Burrell P. Smith, Red River County
* J.M. Smith, Shelby County
* Joshua H. Speights
* Darwin M. Stapp
* Adolphus Sterne, Nacogdoches County Democrat
* William H. Stewart
* Edward H. Tarrant, Navarro County
* Benjamin E. Tarver, Washington County Democrat
* Joseph Taylor
* Marion D. K. Taylor, Cass County Democrat
* Wiliiam M. Whittlesey
* Louis T. Wigfall, Harrison County
* James C. Wilson
* William M. "Buckskin" Williams, Red River County Democrat
* James Charles Wilson, Democrat
* William M. Williams, Red River County
* Edward H. Winfield, Cameron County Democrat
* Johnson Wren, Hopkins County

Membership Changes

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* Campbell was elected in a special election on 22 July 1850.
* After his resignation, Taylor was reelected in a special election.

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