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| The building is also a Recorded | Texas Historic Landmark (RTHL). |
| In 1997, Recorded | Texas Historic Landmark number 4343 was designated t |
| North | Texas Historic Transportation (NTHT) is an American |
| Hueco Tanks State Historic Site is a | Texas historic site in the Hueco Tanks area, approxi |
| The building is a Recorded | Texas Historic Landmark. |
| Recorded | Texas Historic Landmark - 1967 |
| Dedicated as a | Texas Historic Landmark by the Texas Historical Comm |
| Designated a Recorded | Texas Historic Landmark. |
| In 2008, Recorded | Texas Historic Landmark marker number 15124 was plac |
| Recorded | Texas Historic Landmark-1974 |
| Recorded | Texas Historic Landmark - 1983 |
| Long Creek Cemetery was certified by the | Texas Historical Commission as a Historic Texas Ceme |
| After almost 100 years in the business, the | Texas Historical Commission has awarded Lone Star Ca |
| It became a Recorded | Texas Historical Landmark in 1981. |
| It houses offices of the | Texas Historical Commission. |
| An informational sign posted by the | Texas Historical Commission. |
| The South | Texas Historical Association is a regional organizat |
| "Concrete Cemetery" A | Texas Historical Commission historical marker. |
| The | Texas Historical Commission has marked Marcy's Trail |
| -acre (1.3 ha) historical site operated by the | Texas Historical Commission in downtown Marshall, Te |
| The | Texas Historical Commission has published an exhaust |
| A | Texas Historical Commission marker placed in front o |
| The Galveston and | Texas History Center collects materials relating to |
| The Museum of South | Texas History is located in Edinburg, Texas. |
| n route to Houston in 1952, from The Portal to | Texas History, University of North Texas Libraries. |
| derbilt tender, circa 1940, from The Portal to | Texas History, University of North Texas Libraries. |
| His map marks the first document in | Texas history. |
| Born in Dallas, | Texas, Hoffman graduated from the St. Mark's School |
| Leadership: | Texas Hold 'em Style |
| IRC poker offered limit | Texas hold 'em, limit Omaha hold 'em (Hi-Lo), no-lim |
| e newcomer to poker, having only begun playing | Texas hold 'em in mid-2004. |
| Texas hold 'em | |
| The casino spreads more | Texas Hold'em games than any other casino in the wor |
| rrently, has been incorporated the modality of | Texas holdem tournament. |
| Texas holidays | |
| Texas Holiness University was founded by B. A. Corde | |
| The | Texas Hospital Association is a nonprofit trade asso |
| In 2006, Six Flags over | Texas hosted a 45-hour marathon ride on the Judge Ro |
| l program of its kind; the University of North | Texas hosts a similar program, the Texas Academy of |
| Texas Hotel Records closed in 1996. | |
| The Speaker of the | Texas House of Representatives is the presiding offi |
| Kevin Bailey was a Democratic member of the | Texas House of Representatives representing the 140t |
| between 1842 and 1846, and served in both the | Texas House of Representatives and the Texas Senate. |
| He previously represented the neighboring | Texas's 28th congressional district from 1997 to 200 |
| He served in the | Texas House of Representatives from 1978 to 1990 rep |
| represented Bexar County as a Democrat in the | Texas House of Representatives from 1971 to 1973, an |
| Keenan was elected to the | Texas House of Representatives of the First, Second, |
| In 1844 he was elected to the | Texas House in the Ninth Congress of the Republic of |
| Eiland represents | Texas House district 23, which includes Galveston, J |
| Smith was first elected to the | Texas House of Representatives in 1944 and then to t |
| an American citizen and in was elected to the | Texas House of Representatives, where he served one |
| n July 25, 1939) is a Republican member of the | Texas House of Representatives representing District |
| ublican candidates for state representative in | Texas House District 48, an open seat swing district |
| gust 1967) was a Democratic member of both the | Texas House of Representatives and the Texas Senate |
| The Killer Ds are a group of | Texas House Democrats who left Texas for Ardmore, Ok |
| Swinford previously headed the | Texas House Agriculture & Livestock Committee. |
| d in 1846, as representative of Liberty in the | Texas House of Representatives of the First Texas Le |
| He served in the | Texas House of Representatives (1976-1987), the Texa |
| ed as a Representative from District 58 in the | Texas House of Representatives in the Seventy-fourth |
| Robert Talton, Member of the | Texas House of Representatives |
| Served in the | Texas House of Representatives 1925-1941. |
| (born c. 1931) was a Republican member of the | Texas House of Representatives in the 58th Texas Leg |
| The | Texas House unanimously adopted a resolution (HR. |
| He served in both the | Texas House of Representatives and Texas State Senat |
| For the Speaker of the | Texas House, see Joe Straus. |
| In the | Texas House, Taylor served three non-consecutive ter |
| formerly represented the 28th District in the | Texas House. |
| Neil challenged the results in the | Texas House. |
| s an eight-story structure in downtown Austin, | Texas housing offices of the Texas Department of Tra |
| A native of Buda, | Texas, Hughson assisted University of Texas at Austi |
| Texas Hurricanes - Team is dormant for the 2010 seas | |
| Born in Houston, | Texas, Hutcheson received an LL.B. from the Universi |
| There is also a commercial | Texas hybrid called BetaSweet. |
| He served unto his death, in Austin, | Texas, in 2002. |
| Brenham is a city in east-central | Texas in Washington County, Texas, United States, wi |
| steel hyper coaster located at Six Flags Over | Texas in Arlington, Texas. |
| Nelson was born in Wichita Falls, | Texas in 1986. |
| x freshmen Republican congressmen elected from | Texas in 1984 known as the Texas Six Pack. |
| e the Reconstruction Era to represent Abilene, | Texas, in the Texas Legislature, where he served unt |
| The only building in Voss, | Texas in 1972. |
| eel roller coaster located at Six Flags Fiesta | Texas in San Antonio, Texas. |
| He arrived in | Texas in 1857. |
| Lindsey was born in Kingsville, | Texas in 1944. |
| VI Technology was founded in Austin, | Texas in 1991 by an electrical engineer and a comput |
| the district include adult film actress Alexis | Texas In 2009, the school district was rated "academ |
| He returned to | Texas in 1845 to serve as a delegate to the Texas st |
| Born in Overton, | Texas in 1933, Buchmeyer received an Associates' Deg |
| Hammack was born in Roscoe, | Texas in 1933. |
| panded to include Northern California in 1970, | Texas in 1978, and Arizona in 1998. |
| Denmore W. Reaves arrived in | Texas in June 1835. |
| received an A.B. degree from the University of | Texas in 1949, and a J.D. in 1950 from the Universit |
| He moved to | Texas in 1836 to near Nacogdoches. |
| She died in Austin, | Texas in March 2010. |
| It is endemic to central | Texas in the United States. |
| The history of Fort Worth, | Texas, in the United States is closely intertwined w |
| steel roller coaster located at Six Flags Over | Texas in Arlington, Texas. |
| Bailey was born in Midland, | Texas in 1907. |
| igrated from Scotland to Kentucky, had come to | Texas in 1836, arriving just after the Texas Revolut |
| r's degree in economics from the University of | Texas in 1996. |
| Handmade Vodka is a vodka produced in Austin, | Texas, in the first legal distillery in Texas, estab |
| His father had come to | Texas in 1897 from Georgia. Gordon was valedictorian |
| Lee Wortham, was on the Railroad Commission of | Texas in 1911 and Secretary of State of the State of |
| He currently lives in Dallas, | Texas, in the United States. |
| Worth, | Texas in 1994, where he remains to this day. |
| Texas in reaching decisions under their own respecti | |
| He moved to | Texas in 1842 and joined the Army of the Republic of |
| She graduated from St. John's School ( | Texas) in 1986 and then went to college at the Unive |
| Geoff Gaberino was born in Dallas, | Texas in 1962. |
| Texas in July | |
| power station located northwest of Jefferson, | Texas in Marion County, Texas. |
| Jones was born in Fort Hood, | Texas in 1966. |
| He served as Lieutenant Governor of | Texas in 1869 and 1870, and then represented Texas i |
| ocated 10 miles (16 km) northeast of Stamford, | Texas in southeastern Haskell County, Texas. |
| He became Chief Justice of Grayson County, | Texas, in 1872. |
| n unsuccessful election attempt to Governor of | Texas in 1920, Bailey moved to Dallas, Texas to prac |
| ooden roller coaster located at Six Flags Over | Texas in Arlington, Texas. |
| be confused with the Meineke Car Care Bowl of | Texas, in Houston, Texas. |
| usilow retired from his professorship at North | Texas in 2008. |
| He served as Poet Laureate of | Texas in 2001. |
| The soccer complex is located in Laredo, | Texas in the Texas A&M International University camp |
| He taught school at Sweetwater, | Texas, in 1906 and 1907. |
| received his law degree from the University of | Texas in 1935 and became the city attorney for Pampa |
| Herbert Eugene Bolton, | Texas in the Middle Eighteenth Century (Berkeley: Un |
| It was formed in Austin, | Texas in 2007. |
| With the legalization of branch banking in | Texas in 1988, Moody National Bank merged with siste |
| erang roller coaster located at Six Flags Over | Texas in Arlington, Texas (USA). |
| They moved to Kerrville, Kerr County, | Texas in 1952. |
| Moss was born in Denton, | Texas in 1984. |
| He was admitted to the State Bar of | Texas in 1971 and admitted to practice before the Fi |
| Tubb was born in Snyder, | Texas in 1963. |
| ended a session of Congress of the Republic of | Texas in Houston, the capital of Texas. |
| Comanches of West | Texas in war regalia, c. 1830. |
| This object was discovered in | Texas in 2005. |
| a Lutheran church located near Cranfills Gap, | Texas in an unincorporated community known as Norse, |
| ut 30 miles (48 kilometers) north of Amarillo, | Texas, in the Texas Panhandle. |
| ate highway that runs from Montague to Nocona, | Texas in Montague County, Texas. |
| al gas fired power plant located near Bastrop, | Texas in Bastrop County, Texas. |
| As of February 2006, Wier lives in Georgetown, | Texas in a retirement community called Sun City Texa |
| He moved the company to Dallas, | Texas in 1991. |
| James had lived in Dodge, Huntsville, | Texas in his childhood. |
| steel roller coaster located at Six Flags Over | Texas in Arlington, Texas. |
| endured its only defeat of the season against | Texas in the Red River Shootout. |
| eadquarters to its current location in Austin, | Texas in September 2000. |
| Hodges died in San Antonio, | Texas in 1966. |
| He resigned and moved to Fort Worth, | Texas, in 1893. |
| - Anacua ( | Texas in the United States, Mexico) |
| Calvert died in Austin, | Texas in September 1981. |
| He received a B.A. from the University of | Texas in 1946 and an LL.B. from the University of Te |
| met Jane Bowers while playing shows in Austin, | Texas in the late 1950s. |
| There is another Cooper, | Texas in Houston County, Texas. |
| Mitchell was born in Austin, | Texas in 1980. |
| Rogers High School (Rogers, | Texas), in Rogers, Texas |
| He died in his hometown of McKinney, | Texas in 1986. |
| al gas fired power plant located near Bastrop, | Texas in Bastrop County, Texas. |
| There is another Cooper, | Texas in Delta County, Texas. |
| eepti got her MFA in Acting from University of | Texas in Austin, Texas. |
| ciate degree from El Centro College in Dallas, | Texas in 1975, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the |
| Wolf died of cancer in Fort Worth, | Texas in 1979. |
| Reeves graduated from St. Mark's School of | Texas in 1982 where he was a member of the wrestling |
| Pulling into the pits at | Texas in 2007 |
| Minta Holmsley, a pioneer woman from Comanche, | Texas, in the award-winning book, Texas Women on the |
| Allee became deputy sheriff of Karnes County, | Texas, in 1882. |
| Gregg was the first elected Bishop of | Texas in 1859. |
| He moved to Milam County, | Texas in 1884 and in 1885, he was married to Mrs. Pa |
| left Maryland, via New York and New Orleans to | Texas in October 1865. |
| Also while Bishop of Northwest | Texas, in 2005 the rector and a majority of St. Nich |
| Burk Burnett began moving cattle from South | Texas in 1874 to near present-day Wichita Falls, Tex |
| Hochheim, | Texas, in the United States of America |
| steel roller coaster located at Six Flags Over | Texas in Arlington, Texas, United States. |
| She is currently attending the University of | Texas in Austin, Texas where she resides, and will b |
| He was arrested in | Texas in June 1937, while working as a cook, for his |
| The Bank of | Texas in Devine |
| Later relocated from Mississippi to | Texas in Summer of 1980, eventually settling in Nort |
| h School in Philadelphia and the University of | Texas in Austin, Texas. |
| A branch campus was opened in Frisco, | Texas in 2006. |
| He died in Waco, | Texas in 1901. |
| Soph returned to | Texas in 1987 and is currently a Professor in the Ja |
| IDEA Quest is a charter school in Edinburg, | Texas in the IDEA Public Schools district. |
| McCombs was born in Spur, | Texas in 1927. |
| s a hard rock band that formed in Port Arthur, | Texas in 1992, soon thereafter establishing themselv |
| The Bowl led many Cherokees families into | Texas in 1820. |
| He also became as Secretary of State of | Texas in 1851 and later a judge in the Second Judici |
| Dajani was born in | Texas in 1970. |
| He was in private practice in Houston, | Texas in 1955. |
| Farrell died in Vernon, | Texas in 1996. |
| Vu died of leukemia in Houston, | Texas, in 2004. |
| The Hogs would upset #10 | Texas in Little Rock also, but lost to Texas A&M and |
| Jules Bledsoe was born in Waco, | Texas in 1898. |
| Because of health issues, Brown returned to | Texas in 1863 and served the remainder of the war in |
| He graduated from The University of | Texas in Austin. |
| administrative office is located near Houston, | Texas, in the The Woodlands, an unincorporated area |
| Elrod was born in Port Arthur, | Texas in 1966 and grew up in Baytown, Texas. |
| Roy was born in Brownwood, | Texas in 1948. |
| He moved to | Texas in 1837 and settled in Galveston. |
| Croucher died in Houston, | Texas in 1980 at age 65. |
| Bernard Ferdinand Popp was born in Nada, | Texas in 1917. |
| He returned to | Texas in 1958, got married and began taking classes |
| r station located southeast of Mount Pleasant, | Texas in Titus County, Texas. |
| ited States in 1850 and settled in Sisterdale, | Texas, in the Texas Hill Country west of San Antonio |
| He founded the town of Hockley, | Texas in 1835. |
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