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Ross, Lawrence Sullivan, 1838-1898

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Personal name headingRoss, Lawrence Sullivan, 1838-1898
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Variant(s)Ross, Sul, 1838-1898
See alsoTexas. Governor (1887-1891 : Ross)
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Associated countryUnited States
LocatedCollege Station (Tex.)
Birth date1838-09-27
Death date1898-01-03
Place of birthBentonsport (Iowa)
Place of deathCollege Station (Tex.)
AffiliationFlorence Wesleyan University
Texas Rangers
Confederate States of America. Army. Texas Cavalry. Ross' Brigade
Texas. Legislature. Senate
Texas. Governor
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Profession or occupationSoldiers Legislators Governors College presidents
Found inDeShields, J. T. Cynthia Ann Parker ... 1886.
Benner, J.A. Sul Ross, soldier, statesman, educator, c1983: CIP t.p. (Sul Ross) galley (Lawrence Sullivan Ross)
Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Portraits of Texas Governors web page, May 24, 2016: (Lawrence Sullivan Ross, Jan. 18, 1887-Jan. 20, 1891; moved to Austin in 1846 and Waco in 1849; joined Texas Rangers and took part in the campaign of Middleton Tate Johnson in 1860; in 1891, became president of Texas A&M College)
Handbook of Texas Online, May 24, 2016: (Lawrence Sullivan (Sul) Ross; born at Bentonsport, Iowa Territory, Sept. 27, 1838; immigrated to Texas in 1839; attended Baylor Univ.; A.B. degree from Wesleyan Univ., Florence, Ala., in 1859; married Elizabeth Dorothy Tinsley, May 28, 1861; enlisted in Confederate Army, mid-1861; commanded Texas Cavalry Brigade until men surrendered in May 1865; president of Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas until his death; died at College Station, Jan. 3, 1898)
Legislative Reference Library of Texas, Governors of Texas, 1846-present web page, May 24, 2016: (Lawrence Sullivan Ross, member, Texas Senate, 1881-1883)
Associated languageeng