Texas
Texas is a state in the South Central region of the United States. At 268,596 square miles, and with more than 30 million residents in 2023, it is the second-largest U.S. state by both area and population.
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David Catchings Dickson
Former Lieutenant Governor of Texas
James C. Neill
American Politician
Rodney Thomas
American football player
Arthur P. Bagby, Jr.
Confederate military officer
John Wilkins Whitfield
Politician
Filemon Vela Sr.
Former Judge
Harry Nyquist
American-Swedish engineer
Marcel Albert
French flying ace
Bill Haley
American musician
Edward H. Hurst
Military personnel
Heinrich Lamm
Medical doctor
George F. Good Jr.
Leonard Eugene Dickson
American mathematician
Jim Cason
American football player
Joan Inhofe Johnson
Solon Borland
Former United States Senator
Gloria Jean Coons
Coy Wayne Wesbrook's ex-wife
Buddy Quaid
Electrician
Manuel Fernández Castrillón
General
Jay Arnold
Director
Edwin Myrwyn Rowlands
American member of the Assembly
Robert Potter
American Politician
John Kimbrough
Musical artist ‧ Charles Kimbrough's son
Ernie Andrews
American singer
Edmund Montgomery
American philosopher
John M. Pinckney
William H. Wharton
Former Republic of Texas Senator
The Bowl
Leader
Bror Julius Olsson Nordfeldt
Artist
Dennis Duncan
Canadian football player
Daron Norwood
American singer
Rip Hawk
American professional wrestler
Brushy Bill Roberts
Gino Hernandez
American professional wrestler
Jay Morrish
American landscaper
Philip Nolan
Texas trader
William Harrison Martin
Former Senator of Texas
Joseph Abbott
Former United States Representative
George Sykes
Officer
Eustace Mullins
American writer
Clyde Goodnight
American football player
James Barney Hubbard
Murderer
Spike Dykes
American football coach
Larry Hovis
American singer
Al Ater
Former Louisiana Secretary of State
Alan Bean
American naval officer
Michael DeBakey
American surgeon
