This person's success encouraged the endeavors of Green DeWitt and MartÃ­n De LeÃ³n. He is depicted leaning against a stump and clutching his rifle in a marble statue created by Elisabet Ney for a state capitol building. This man's father founded the town of Potosi in Missouri and gained his fortune as an early lead tycoon. He worked with Erasmo Seguin to loosen regulations that banned slavery and forced his constituents to practice Catholicism. This man, who ignored the limitations placed on him by the Law of April 1830, helped raise the army that put down Haden Edwards' (*) Fredonia rebellio
This person's success encouraged the endeavors of Green DeWitt and MartÃ­n De LeÃ³n. He is depicted leaning against a stump and clutching his rifle in a marble statue created by Elisabet Ney for a state capitol building. This man's father founded the town of Potosi in Missouri and gained his fortune as an early lead tycoon. He worked with Erasmo Seguin to loosen regulations that banned slavery and forced his constituents to practice Catholicism. This man, who ignored the limitations placed on him by the Law of April 1830, helped raise the army that put down Haden Edwards' (*) Fredonia rebellion. After the death of his father, Moses, this man took over leadership of the "Old Three Hundred." The foremost of the empresarios, this man established a settlement on the Brazos River. This man was eventually eclipsed in stature by younger politicians like Mirabeau Lamar and Sam Houston. For 10 points, name this leader of early American migration to Texas who names its modern state capital. 
This person's success encouraged the endeavors of Green DeWitt and MartÃ­n De LeÃ³n.
Stephen Fuller  Austin