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Mirabeau B. Lamar
Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar
American politician (1798-1859).
Wikipedia | Mirabeau B. Lamar
Statements about
Mirabeau B. Lamar
Sex or Gender
Male
Country of Citizenship
United States
Republic of Texas
Date of Birth
8/16/1798
Date of Death
12/19/1859
Instance Of
Human
Place of Birth
Louisville
Place of Death
Richmond
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Occupation
Diplomat
Politician
Journalist
Position Held
Member of the Texas House of Representatives
President of the Republic of Texas
(12/10/1838 - 12/13/1841)
Replaces
:
Sam Houston
Replaced By
:
Sam Houston
Start Time
:
12/10/1838
End Time
:
12/13/1841
Vice President of the Republic of Texas
(10/22/1836 - 12/10/1838)
Replaces
:
Lorenzo De Zavala
Replaced By
:
David G. Burnet
Start Time
:
10/22/1836
End Time
:
12/10/1838
United States Ambassador to Nicaragua
(2/8/1858 - 5/20/1859)
Replaces
:
John H. Wheeler
Replaced By
:
Alexander Dimitry
Start Time
:
2/8/1858
End Time
:
5/20/1859
United States Ambassador to Costa Rica
(9/14/1858 - 5/20/1859)
Replaces
:
Solon Borland
Replaced By
:
Alexander Dimitry
Start Time
:
9/14/1858
End Time
:
5/20/1859
Ambassador
Member of the Georgia State Senate
Commons Gallery
Mirabeau B. Lamar
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Work Location
Austin
Name in Native Language
Mirabeau B. Lamar
Member of Political Party
Democratic-Republican Party
Sibling
Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar I
Loretto Rebecca Lamar
Educated At
Princeton University
Cause of Death
Myocardial Infarction
Manner of Death
Natural Causes
Writing Language
English
Father
John Lamar
Mother
Rebecca Lamar
Spouse
Tabitha Burwell Jordan
(1826 - 1830)
End Cause
:
Death of Subject's Spouse
Start Time
:
1826
End Time
:
1830
Henrietta Maffitt
Candidacy in Election
1838 Republic of Texas Presidential Election
Coat of Arms Image
Place of Burial
Morton Cemetery
Family Name
Lamar
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