William H. Daingerfield
William H. Daingerfield | |
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106th Mayor of San Antonio | |
In office 1838–1838 | |
Preceded by | John William Smith |
Personal details | |
Born | 1808 Alexandria, Virginia |
Died | 1878 Prince George's County, Maryland |
Profession | Lawyer |
William H. Daingerfield (1808–1878) was the one-hundred-and-sixth Mayor of San Antonio, Texas.
Early life
William H. Daingerfield was born in Alexandria, Virginia in 1808.
Daingerfield attended the University of Virginia from 1828–1829, before becoming a lawyer in Maryland. He was also a farmer in the state.[1]
Texas politician
He was the one-hundred-and-sixth mayor of San Antonio, Texas (1838), a Texas Senator for Bexar County (1840–1842), Texas Secretary of the Treasury (1842–1844) and chargé d'affaires for the Republic of Texas in the Netherlands (1844–1845).[1]
Later life
He moved to Washington D.C. in 1860 to again practice law. 18 years later, he died in Prince George's County, Maryland.[1]
References
- ^ a b c Redding S. Sugg, Jr., "DAINGERFIELD, WILLIAM HENRY", accessed October 12, 2011. Published by the Texas State Historical Association, in the Handbook of Texas Online.
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Preceded by Juan Seguín 1837–1840 | Republic of Texas Senate Republic of Texas Senator from Bexar District 1840–1842 | Succeeded by Ludovic Colquhoun (1842 abducted by Mexican Army) John William Smith 1842–1845 |
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- Antonio de los Santos
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- Juan Leal Goraz (2nd time)
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- Juan Delgado
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- Patricio Rodríguez
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- Luis Antonio Menchaca
- Manuel Delgado
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- José Curbelo (3rd time)
- Juan José Flores
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- Francisco Flores (2nd time)
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(1821–1836)
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- José Miguel de Arciniega (2nd time)
- Juan Seguín
- José Ángel Navarro (2nd time)
- Francisco Antonio Ruiz
- José María Salinas (4th time)
(1836–1844)
- John W. Smith
- William H. Daingerfield
- Antonio Menchaca (Pro Tem)
- Samuel Maverick
- John W. Smith (2nd)
- Juan Seguín (2nd)
- Francis Guilbeau (Pro Tem)
- John W. Smith (3rd)
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- Edward Dwyer
- Bryan Callaghan, Sr.
- Charles F. King
- S. S. Smith
- Charles F. King (2nd)
- S. S. Smith (2nd)
- J. M. Devine
- J. S. McDonald
- Charles F. King (3rd)
- J. M. Devine (2nd)
- John M. Carolan
- James R. Sweet
- J. M. Devine (3rd)
- J. H. Beck (Pro Tem)
- A. A. Lockwood
- James R. Sweet (2nd)
- Samuel Maverick (2nd)
- P.L. Buquor
- J. H. Lyons
- O. Cleveland
- J. H. Lyons (2nd)
- Wilhelm Carl August Thielepape
- S. G. Newton
- Francois P. Giraud
- James H. French
- Bryan Callaghan Jr.
- A. I. Lockwood (Pro Tem)
- George Paschal
- Henry Elmendorf (Pro Tem)
- Henry Elmendorf
- Bryan Callaghan Jr. (2nd)
- Marshall Hicks
- Frederick Terrell (Pro Tem)
- John P. Campbell
- Bryan Callaghan Jr. (3rd)
- William L. Richter (Pro Tem)
- A. H. Jones
- Albert Steves (Pro Tem)
- Clinton G. Brown
- Sam C. Bell
- O. B. Black
- John W. Tobin
- Phil Wright (Pro Tem)
- C. M. Chambers
- C. K. Quin (Pro Tem)
- C. K. Quin
- Maury Maverick
- C. K. Quin (2nd)
- Gus B. Mauerman
- Alfred Callaghan
- A. C. (Jack) White
- Sam Bell Steves
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- John Gatti
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- Nelson Wolff
- Bill Thornton
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- Ron Nirenberg
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