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J. W. Flanagan

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Under the new Constitution, Flanagan was elected as Lieutenant Governor in 1869. He only held the position for a month, from January to February 1870. When Texas was readmitted to the Union, the legislature named him, along with
1925: 982: 1900: 731: 472:. He married again (he was widowed twice and married three times), this time to Elizabeth Lane. The three marriages produced a total of eleven children. One of Flanagan's children was 1890: 1930: 223: 972: 724: 1910: 1324: 1669: 717: 616: 140: 1895: 740: 664: 1920: 422: 1905: 425:. Flanagan served as a delegate to both Constitutional Conventions. The first, in 1866, produced a state constitution that was rejected by the 623: 398:
Flanagan established himself in Henderson by opening a store. He bought a farm, speculated in land, and practiced law. Politically, he was a
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and was admitted to the Kentucky bar in 1825. He married Polly Moorman in 1826 and the couple had several children before moving to
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Flanagan died on his farm in Longview in 1887 and was buried next to his first wife, Polly, in their family graveyard in
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1. Because Texas seceded from the Union in 1861, seat was declared vacant from 1861 to 1870 when
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After his Senate term, Flanagan took up residence on one of his farms near
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Flanagan was born to Charles and Elizabeth (Saunders) Flanagan in
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in 1870, before leaving the position to represent Texas in the
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Index

James W. Flanagan
Senator Flanagan (disambiguation)

United States Senator
Texas
Louis Wigfall
Samuel B. Maxey
Lieutenant Governor of Texas
Edmund J. Davis
George W. Jones
Donald Campbell
Richard B. Hubbard
Texas Senate
9th
Malcolm D. Graham
Texas House of Representatives
10th
M. D. K. Taylor
Gordonsville, Virginia
Longview, Texas
Republican
Webster Flanagan
Henderson, Texas
Lieutenant Governor of Texas
United States Senate
Albemarle County
Gordonsville, Virginia
Boonesboro, Kentucky
Cloverport, Kentucky
Ohio River

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