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Texas Timeline

Texas Timeline. By Daniel. 1836. Battle of San Jacinto-April 21 Santa Anna surrenders- Sam Houston is elected first president of the R epublic of Texas- S eptember 5 Houston designated as the first capitol of the republic of texas - Stephen F. Austin died-December 27. 1837.

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Texas Timeline

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  1. Texas Timeline By Daniel

  2. 1836 • Battle of San Jacinto-April 21 • Santa Anna surrenders- • Sam Houston is elected first president of the Republic of Texas-September 5 • Houston designated as the first capitol of the republic of texas- • Stephen F. Austin died-December 27

  3. 1837 • United States grants recognition to the republic of texas

  4. 1838 • Mirabeau Lamar is elected president

  5. 1840 • Dallas settlement begins • Kerrville is established

  6. 1842 • Mexican army invades southern Texas and retreats • Mexican army occupies San Antonio and retreats

  7. 1844 • The first state government officials are elected

  8. 1845 • President Polk signs resolution making Texas a state

  9. 1849 • First census taken in Texas

  10. 1854 • Texas set aside $2,000,000 for public educaton

  11. 1855 • Kerrville is established

  12. 1861 • Texas secedes from the union • Sam Houston is replaced for not taking an oath to the confederacy

  13. 1836 1837 1838 1840 1842 1844 1845 1849 1854 1855 1861

  14. The End

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