Republic of Texas

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Republic of Texas

Felix Huston

He was a Lawyer. He was a Slave trader.

He brung 500-700 volunteers for the Texas army. He died in his hometown.

He raised his own troops. He sent Jose de Urrea to attack Goliad.

Cheif Bowels

Served as a Principal Cheif of the Comanches. Fought in the Cherokeee-American war.

Was nick-named "The Bowl". Satue made for him.

Leader of the Cherokee. Born in North Carolina.

Jack Coffee Hays

He was a Texas Ranger. He was indicted into the Texas Ranger Hall Of Fame.

Fought the Comanche people. He fought in the Mexican-American war.

His real name was John but people called him Jack. He was involved in many armed conflicts.

Sam Houston

Houston was a very important part of the Texas Revolution. As he was the leader of the Texas Revolution.

He had 3 wives, his current was Margeret Lea Houston.He had 8 siblings.Was actually not born in Texas but in Virginia.

First President of Texas.He was voted president in 1836 and 1841.Then was was senator of Texas in 1845

Edwin Moore

He was actually born in Virgina. He was the Commadore of the Texas Navy

He was assigned to the USS Hornet. He was a classmate with Robert E.Lee.

He only lived to be 55. He went to Alexandria Academy.

Jose Navarro

He was a revolutionary. Signed the Texas Decleration of Independence

He was born into a rich Spanish Family. He was a Merchant.

Was born in Spanish Texas. He was a Texas Statesman.

Anson Jones

Was nick-named the "Architect of Annexation. Was a doctor before a president

Last president of the republic of Texas. Helped Texas annex into the U.S.

He commited Suicide. He went to Thomas Jefferson university.

Mirabeau Lamar

He had 2 kids,2 siblings and 2 wives. He was a poet.

He was an attorney before a president. He was born in Georgia.

He was One of the worst presidents in Texas history. Spent &+ million dollars of Texas' debt.