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Martin Parmer TX12044

Picture Courtesy of Keith Peterson

Born in Virginia, June 4, 1778. Died in Jasper County, March 2, 1850. A delegate to the constitutional convention of Missouri, 1821. Senator in legislature of Missouri. Second in command in the Fredonian War in Texas, 1826. Member of the Consultation 1835. Signed the Declaration of Independence, 1836. Parmer County, Texas, named in his honor.

Erected by the State of Texas - 1936

Texas State Cemetery, 909 Navasota St, Austin, Travis County Texas


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