Robert McAlpin Williamson

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Robert McAlpin Williamson was a 19th-century Texas judge, legislator, and Texas Revolution veteran who played a prominent role in the early political and legal development of the Republic of Texas.

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instanceOf American politician
Texas Revolution veteran
judge
person
alternateName Three-Legged Willie NERFINISHED
birthDate 1804-01-01
birthPlace Georgia NERFINISHED
causeOfNickname used a wooden leg brace creating appearance of three legs
citizenship Republic of Texas NERFINISHED
United States of America
countryOfActivity Republic of Texas NERFINISHED
State of Texas NERFINISHED
deathDate 1859-12-22
deathPlace Wharton County, Texas NERFINISHED
educatedAt self-taught in law
era 19th century
familyName Williamson NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork journalism
law
politics
givenName Robert
hasCauseOfFame prominent role in early Texas legal system
hasPhysicalDisability severe leg deformity
honorificEponym Williamson County, Texas NERFINISHED
influenced development of Texas jurisprudence
knownFor early political development of the Republic of Texas
service as a judge in the Republic of Texas
service in the Texas Revolution
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Congress of the Republic of Texas NERFINISHED
Texas House of Representatives NERFINISHED
Texas Senate NERFINISHED
militaryBranch Texian Army NERFINISHED
notableWork editor of early Texas newspapers
occupation judge
lawyer
newspaper editor
politician
participantIn Battle of San Jacinto NERFINISHED
Texas Revolution NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment Texian independence movement
positionHeld judge of the Third Judicial District of the Republic of Texas
member of the House of Representatives of the Republic of Texas
member of the Senate of the Republic of Texas
residence Austin, Texas NERFINISHED
San Felipe de Austin NERFINISHED
Washington-on-the-Brazos NERFINISHED

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Williamson County namedAfter Robert McAlpin Williamson
subject surface form: Williamson County, Texas