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... banquet ever given in this city on the day when the archives were first brought here. Lamar... knew who had died. President Houston and Lamar, with the heads of departments, bore him to the grave
Account of the Removal of the Remains of Stephen F. Austin from Peach Point Cemetery in Brazoria County, Texas to State Cemetery, Austin, Texas, October 18 to 20, 1910: Searching Inside
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... PRESIDENTS HOUSTON AND LAMAR THOUGHT OF HIM. General Sam Houston, in his last great speech in the United
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... Mirabeau Lamar said: "The claims of General Austin on the affections of the people of Texas
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... and S. Rhodes Fisher, as pallbearers; his relatives, President Houston and Vice-President Lamar
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... and Vice-President Lamar; officers of the civil list, officers of the army, officers of the navy and clerks
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.... E. Mezes of the University of Texas. Honorary pallbearers: Governor T. M. Campbell, Judge R. R
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... studies at the Transylvania University, in Lexington, Ky. In 1810, returned home in Missouri. and went
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... years course in the Transylvania University. Being known as a man of learning, popular and unusual
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... studies at a university in Kentucky at the age of 17. "After he finished school his father put him
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... journal. His papers are in a vault of our State University. That Constitution was adopted in substance
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... and private correspondence now in our State University, and for years enjoyed the friendship of his trusted
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