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Nathaniel Macon Burford

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Burford was elected presiding judge of Dallas County in 1874 and judge for the 11th Judicial District in 1876, resigning the following year due to health problems. He served as a United States commissioner from 1879 to 1881.
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in Dallas and its first Master. On January 18, 1854, Burford married fellow Tennessean Mary J. Knight. Knight was the daughter of O. W. Knight, an early pioneer of
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as a private. In 1862, however, Burford raised the 19th Texas Cavalry regiment and was elected as its colonel. The 19th Texas was a part of the
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to enlist, but was turned down because Tennessee's quota of troops had already been filled. After a sojourn to
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Burford died May 10, 1898, in Dallas and is buried in the Greenwood Cemetery there. Burford was an
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between 1866 and 1869. Burford was also an attorney and a state district judge, and during the
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1. Federal military officials declared all elective office vacant as of April 25, 1869.
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declared all elective offices in Texas vacant, ending Burford's legislative career.
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In 1856 Burford was selected as judge of the new 16th Judicial District, seated in
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Burford was born to Nancy McAlister and John Hawkins Burford on June 24, 1824, in
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district court. Finding the local bar too full for his ambitions, he moved on to
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Journal of the House of Representatives. Eleventh Legislature, State of Texas
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5 in his pocket and letters of recommendation from, among others, Gov.
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He returned to private practice and, in 1866, was elected to the
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in 1845. He studied law in McMinnville and was accepted into the
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Texas. Legislature. House of Representatives (1866).
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Texas House of Representatives
Smith County, Tennessee
Dallas, Texas
Greenwood Cemetery
Dallas, Texas
Alma mater

Confederate States of America
Confederate States Army

Colonel
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American Civil War
Texas
Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives
Civil War
19th Texas Cavalry Regiment
Smith County, Tennessee
Irving College
McMinnville
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Mexican–American War
Knoxville
Shreveport, Louisiana
Jefferson, Texas
Cass County
Dallas
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J. Pinckney Henderson

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