The most famous person to hold this office married Margaret Lea and released the militia to put down the Regulator-Moderator War. The second person to officially hold this position almost caused financial collapse when he issued valueless paper currency dubbed "redbacks." David G. Burnet held this title twice in an interim role, while the last person to hold it was Anson Jones, a doctor who was once the "Apothecary General." The aforementioned second one, Mirabeau B. Lamar, came after Burnet who had negotiated the treaties of Velasco and led a mass evacuation known as the Runaway Scrape, which moved the capital to Harrisburg from Washington-on-the-Brazos. FTP, name this position most famously held twice by Sam Houst
The most famous person to hold this office married Margaret Lea and released the militia to put down the Regulator-Moderator War. The second person to officially hold this position almost caused financial collapse when he issued valueless paper currency dubbed "redbacks." David G. Burnet held this title twice in an interim role, while the last person to hold it was Anson Jones, a doctor who was once the "Apothecary General." The aforementioned second one, Mirabeau B. Lamar, came after Burnet who had negotiated the treaties of Velasco and led a mass evacuation known as the Runaway Scrape, which moved the capital to Harrisburg from Washington-on-the-Brazos. FTP, name this position most famously held twice by Sam Houston, the highest office in a certain Republic and later U.S. state.
The most famous person to hold this office married Margaret Lea and released the militia to put down the Regulator-Moderator War.
President of the Republic of Texas (or equivalents that include "President" and "Texas")