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Description of Series
General Counsel's execution case files, 1946-1994,
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Texas Office of the Governor:
An Inventory of Office of the Governor General Counsel Execution Case
Files at the Texas State Archives, 1946-1994
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Creator: |
Texas. Office of the Governor. |
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Title: |
Office of the General Counsel execution case files |
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1946-1994 |
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Abstract: |
Functions of the Texas Governor's Office of the General Counsel include
tracking and analyzing the cases of prisoners on death row. Files consist of
execution summaries by the Governor's General Counsel or Governor's Office (prior to
1973) and summaries by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles (BPP) (or by the Texas
Department of Criminal Justice for the BPP), memoranda and correspondence, clemency
petitions, affidavits, court documents, notes, records from the Texas Department of
Criminal Justice inmate files, Department of Public Safety criminal history records,
clippings, case summaries or similar court reports, citations from legal sources,
and death penalty protest letters. Dates covered are 1946-1994. These records
contain execution case files of the Office of the General Counsel of Texas Governors
Beauford H. Jester, Allan Shivers, Price Daniel, John Connally, Preston Smith, Dolph
Briscoe, Bill Clements, Mark White, and Ann Richards created to track the cases of
death row inmates and to document actions by the courts, the Board of Pardons and
Paroles, and the governor through appeals, requests for stays of execution, or
clemency. |
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Quantity: |
2.75 cubic ft. |
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Language: |
These materials are written in English. |
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Repository: |
Texas State Archives |
The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state, elected by the
citizens every four years. The duties and responsibilities of the governor include
serving as commander-in-chief of the state's military forces; convening special
sessions of the legislature for specific purposes; delivering to the legislature at
the beginning of each regular session a report on the condition of the state, an
accounting of all public money under the governor's control, a recommended biennial
budget, an estimate of the amounts of money required to be raised by taxation, and
any recommendations he deems necessary; signing or vetoing bills passed by the
legislature; and executing the laws of the state. The governor can grant reprieves
and commutations of punishment and pardons, upon the recommendation of the Board of
Pardons and Paroles, and revoke conditional pardons. He appoints numerous state
officials (with the consent of the Senate), fills vacancies in state and district
offices (except vacancies in the legislature), calls special elections to fill
vacancies in the legislature, fills vacancies in the United States Senate until an
election can be held, and serves as ex officio member of several state boards.
The office of governor was first established by the Constitution of 1845 and
superseded the office of president of the Republic of Texas. The position now exists
under authority of Article IV, Section 1 of the Constitution of 1876 and Texas
Government Code, Chapter 401. To be elected governor, a person must be at least
thirty years old, a United States citizen, and a resident of Texas for at least five
years preceding the election. In 1972, the term of office was extended from two to
four years, effective in 1975. Since 1856 the governor has had the use of the
Governor's Mansion.
The General Counsel position within the Texas Office of the Governor was created in
October 1973 when the Executive Director of the Governor's Criminal Justice Division
appointed an individual as General Counsel, to assist him in providing statute
interpretations and in other matters relating to policies and procedures. Today the
Office of the General Counsel is a separate division in the Governor's Office.
Duties of the General Counsel include providing statute interpretations; tracking
inmates on death row as their cases move through the judicial process including all
appeals to the governor for commutations or stays of execution; handling pardon
requests sent to the governor; reviewing proposed settlements, land patents, grant
requests, contracts, easements, and deeds for the governor; analyzing proposed
legislation and regulations for validity and legal effect; assisting appointments
staff in determining eligibility and other legal issues related to proposed
appointments; handling extradition and requisition matters; coordinating ethics
guidelines and training for the governor's office; advising the governor on federal
programs administered by the state; coordinating the governor's criminal justice
policy with the governor's Policy Director; and providing legal advice and handling
litigation filed against the governor or the Governor's Office, in conjunction with
actions of the Attorney General on the governor's behalf.
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Functions of the Office of the General Counsel include tracking and analyzing the
cases of prisoners on death row. These records are the files of the Office of the
Governor and the Office of the General Counsel of Texas Governors that were created
to track the cases of death row inmates and document intervention by the courts, the
BPP (Board of Pardons and Paroles), and the governor through appeals, requests for
stays of execution, or clemency. They contain execution case files of the Texas
Governors Beauford H. Jester, Allan Shivers, Price Daniel, John Connally, Preston
Smith, Dolph Briscoe, Bill Clements, Mark White, and Ann Richards.. Dates covered
are 1946-1994. The files consist of execution summaries by the Governor's General
Counsel or Governor's Office (prior to 1973) and summaries by the BPP (or by the
Texas Department of Criminal Justice for the BPP); memoranda and correspondence;
clemency petitions; affidavits; court documents (judgments, opinions, appeals,
motions, orders, etc.); notes; records from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice
inmate files, including medical or psychological summaries or reports, disciplinary
reports, social histories, and other internal reports about specific inmates, police
reports, investigative reports of detectives; Department of Public Safety criminal
history records; clippings; case summaries or similar court reports; citations from
legal sources; and death penalty protest letters. The execution case files document
each inmate's case, with some or all of the aforementioned documents. Inmate files
with a large amount of records include those of Johnny Will Ford, Howard B. Sticker,
Clarence Lee Brandley, Charles Waymon Barnes, and Joseph Lee Saulter.
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Arrangement |
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These records are arranged as received from the creating agency into three major
chronological groups (1947-1960, 1958-1982, and 1978-1992) and reverse numerical
order by prisoner inmate number within each group. |
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Restrictions on Access
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives search room.
Materials will be retrieved from and returned to storage areas by staff members.
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under Public
Information Act exceptions including, but not limited to: agency memoranda and
working papers (V.T.C.A., Government Code Section 552.111); social security numbers;
common law privacy (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.101); names of recipients
of social services (V.T.C.A., Human Resources Code, Title 2, Section 12.003 and/or
V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.101); driver's license numbers (V.T.C.A.,
Government Code, Section 552.130); names of juvenile offenders (Texas Family Code,
Section 58.005 and/or V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.101); names of victims
of sexual assaults (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.101); criminal histories
prepared by the Department of Public Safety, information about inmates incarcerated
by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice received from the Board of Pardons and
Paroles, and information created by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice
(V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.101 (information confidential by law, Texas
Government Code, Section 508.313)); juror information (V.T.C.A., Code of Criminal
Procedure, Article 35.29), and crime victim impact statements (V.T.C.A., Government
Code, Section 552.1325), an archivist must review these records before they can be
accessed for research. The records may be requested for research under the
provisions of the Public Information Act (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Chapter 552).
The researcher may request an interview with an archivist or submit a request by
mail, fax, or email including enough description and detail about the information
requested to enable the archivist to accurately identify and locate the information
requested. (Note: The Governor's Office has requested that the
State Archives contact the Open Records Coordinator for the Governor's Office
when we receive a Public Information Act request for these records.) If
our review reveals information that may be excepted by the Public Information Act,
we are obligated to seek an open records decision from the Attorney General on
whether the records can be released. The Public Information Act allows the Archives
ten working days after receiving a request to make this determination. The Attorney
General has 45 working days to render a decision. Alternately, the Archives can
inform you of the nature of the potentially excepted information and if you agree,
that information can be redacted or removed and you can access the remainder of the
records.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and may be freely
used in any way. State records also include materials received by, not created by,
state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The researcher is responsible
for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.).
Technical Requirements
Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by the Archives when reviewing
photographic materials.
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The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The
terms can be used to find similar or related records. |
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Corporate Names: |
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Texas. Office of the
Governor. Office of the General Counsel. |
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Texas. Board of Pardons and
Paroles. |
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Texas. Dept. of Public
Safety. |
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Texas. Dept. of Criminal
Justice. |
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Subjects: |
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Executions and
executioners--Texas. |
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Capital punishment--Texas. |
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Criminal justice, Administration
of--Texas. |
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Document Types: |
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Correspondence--Texas--Capital
punishment--1946-1994. |
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Petitions--Texas--Capital
punishment--1946-1994. |
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Legal documents--Texas--Capital
punishment--1946-1994. |
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Memorandums--Texas--Capital
punishment--1946-1994. |
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Clippings (information
artifacts)--Texas--Capital punishment--1946-1994. |
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Judicial records--Texas--Capital
punishment--1946-1994. |
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Notes--Texas--Capital
punishment--1946-1994. |
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Reports--Texas--Capital
punishment--1946-1994. |
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Photographs--Texas--Capital
punishment--1946-1994. |
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Functions: |
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Advising Texas governors. |
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Decision making. |
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The following materials are offered as possible sources of
further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the records. The
listing is not exhaustive. |
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Texas State Archives |
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Texas Office of
the Governor, Criminal Justice Division records, 1973-1990 (bulk 1987-1990), 28
cubic ft. |
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Texas Governor Mark White, Records, 1947, 1962-1987, undated (bulk
1983-1986), 424.75 cubic ft. (see the series General
Counsel files, 1947, 1962-1986, 4.3 cubic ft.) |
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Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, Execution case files, 1954-1964, 4.5
cubic ft. [Restricted] |
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Texas Court of Criminal Appeals execution case files,
1974-2010, 1,141.75 cubic ft. |
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Texas Governor
George W. Bush General Counsel's execution files at the Texas State Archives
1886, 1892, 1903, 1912-1921, 1925, 1932, 1939-2000 (bulk 1986-2000), 68.24 cubic
ft. |
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Dr. Robert P. Pierce Collection, Death row files
and assorted prison records and papers, 1877, 1963, 1978-1979, 1982-1995,
undated, 1.48 cubic ft. |
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Texas Governor Allan Shivers records, 1937-1964,
1968, undated (bulk 1949-1956), 561 cubic ft. |
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Texas Governor Price Daniel records, 1944-1966, undated,
bulk 1957-1962, approximately 466 cubic ft. |
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Texas Governor Beauford H. Jester records, 1946-1949, 84
cubic ft. |
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Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Death row inmate files, 1923-1973, 14
cubic ft. |
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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, the
University of Texas at Austin |
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Dolph Briscoe
papers, 1932-2010, 1,045 ft., 7 in. |
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Ann W.
Richards papers, 1933-2000, ca. 1500 ft. |
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(Identify the item), Texas Office of the Governor General Counsel execution case
files. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and
Archives Commission.
Accession number: 2002/213
Records were transferred from the George Bush Presidential Library to the Texas
State Library and Archives Commission in July 2002.
Jessica Tucker, January 2012
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General Counsel's execution case files, 1946-1994,
2.75 cubic ft. |
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1947-1960
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Williams, George, #419,
1959-1960 |
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Draper, Howard, #417, 1960 |
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Moon, Nearvel, #416, 1960 |
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Moses, George, #414,
1959-1960 |
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Smith, Jesse Doffies, #413,
1959 |
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Williams, Milton, #412,
1958-1959 |
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Slater, Philip, #411,
1958-1959 |
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Blankenship, Alvin Charles, #408,
1958 |
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Thompson, Theodore, #407,
1958 |
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Mack, John Wayne, #406, 1958 |
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White, Charlie, #405,
1958-1957 |
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Wright, John, #403, 1957 |
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Bingham, Leonard, #396,
1956 |
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Pierce, Timothy, #395, 1956 |
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McGarven, Yancy A., #394,
1956-1957 |
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Fite, Flaudell, #393, 1956 |
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Washington, Marion A., #391,
1956 |
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Walker, Tommy Lee, #390, 1954,
1956 |
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Ellisor, Merle Wayne, #389,
1955-1957 |
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Farrar, Carrol, #388, 1952,
1954-1955 |
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Gordon, Johnnie Elwood, #387,
1955 |
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Jackson, Floyd Ray, #386,
1955 |
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Meyer, Henry William, #384,
1955 |
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Butcher, Harry F., #383,
1955 |
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Sampson, Maurice, #380, 1954 |
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Whitaker, Walter E., #379,
1954 |
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Brown, Donald Hawkins, #378,
1954 |
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Rayson, Marvin, #377, 1950 |
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Barnes, Charles Waymon, #376,
1953-1954
[2 folders] |
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Richardson, Jimmy, #375,
1954 |
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Klinedinst, Charles Edward Mauck, #374,
1954 |
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Gage, Willie Lee, #373,
1954 |
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Green, Walter Collins, #372,
1953-1954 |
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Clark, Charles D., #371,
1953-1954 |
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Allison, Louis, #370, 1953 |
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Farmer, Jack, #369, 1953 |
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Gasway, Samuel James, #368,
1953 |
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Hulen, R.J., #367, 1952-1953 |
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Paris, Alton, #364, 1952 |
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Preston, Major, #362, 1952 |
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Haley, Thomas, #361, 1952 |
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Darious, Golemon, #360,
1952-1953 |
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Savage, Henry, #359, 1952 |
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Johnson, Marvin Eugene, #358,
1952 |
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Reed, Booker T., #357, 1952 |
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Jones, W.K., #355, 1952 |
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Johnson, Robert Lee, #354,
1952 |
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Sims, L.C., #349, 1951 |
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McMurrin, Richard S., #348,
1951 |
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Matthews, Allen, #347, 1951 |
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Edwards, Albert, #346, 1951 |
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Mitchell, Steve, #345, 1951 |
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Robinson, W.D., #343, 1951 |
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Williams, Sam, #342, 1951 |
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Bessard, Morris, #341, 1951 |
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Mouton, Abbie, #339, 1951 |
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Adair, Fred Felix, Jr., #338,
1951 |
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Williams, Allen Conway, #337,
1951 |
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Patterson, J.B., #336,
1950-1951 |
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Price, Thomas Jefferson, #335,
1950-1951 |
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Ross, Herman Lee, #334,
1952 |
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Johnson, Edward Exnoal, Jr., #333,
1950 |
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McFarland, Eugene, #332,
1950 |
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White, Dan, #331, 1950 |
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Pickett, Ben, #330, 1950 |
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Henderson, Porter, #329,
1950 |
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Lewis, Felix, #328, 1950 |
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Ray, William R., #327,
1949-1950 |
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Edwards, Nathaniel, #326,
1950 |
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Bunn, Lee Everett, #325,
1950 |
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Smith, William, Jr., #324,
1950 |
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Gibson, Samuel B., #323,
1949-1950 |
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Morrow, J.W., Jr., #321,
1950 |
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Cleveland, Stovall, Jr., #320,
1948-1949 |
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McClendon, F.M., #319, 1949 |
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Kerzee, General, #318, 1949 |
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Wilson, William, Jr., #317,
1949 |
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Jones, W. Fred, #316, 1949 |
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Blackmon, James Willis, #315,
1949-1950 |
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Northern, Buster, #313, 1949 |
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Larkin, Thomas, #312, 1948 |
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Williams, Thurman, #311,
1948 |
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Moore, Wilson, #310,
1948-1949 |
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Hill, Andrew, #309, 1948 |
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Smith, Cleo, #308, 1948 |
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Brown, Henry, #307, 1948 |
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McCaine, Riley B., #306,
1948 |
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Coleman, John Amos, #304,
1948 |
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Saulter, Joseph Lee, #301,
1948
[2 folders] |
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Sims, Willie, #300, 1948 |
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Rushing, Clayton, #299, 1948 |
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Johnson, Bennie Louis, #298,
1947-1948 |
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West, Nolan, #297,
1947-1948 |
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Cline, Lonnie Harvey, #296,
1947-1948 |
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Davis, Raymond, #295, 1947 |
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Pearson, Elijah, #294, 1947 |
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Adams, Arthur, #293, 1947 |
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Allen, Charlie, #291, 1947 |
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Norris, William Alfred, #290,
1947 |
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Allen, Oscar, #289, 1947 |
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Wilson, Huey, #288, 1947 |
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Henderson, L.D., #286, 1947 |
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Zachary, P.H., #285,
1946-1947 |
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1958-1982
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Dunn, Thomas Lennon, #782 (commuted to life 4/15/87),
1985 |
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Barrow, Lee Roy, #718 (commuted to life, 02/26/82),
1982 |
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Beasley, Raymond Harold, #697 (commuted to life
12/04/87), 1981-1982 |
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Adams, Randall Dale, #602,
1977-1981 |
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Johnson, Joseph, Jr., #453,
1964 |
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O'Connor, Laurence, #452,
1964 |
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Bradford, Bobby Clyde, #449,
1964 |
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Echols, James Andrew, #448,
1963-1964 |
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Parker, Jesse Earl, #447,
1963-1964 |
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Lavan, John, #444, 1963 |
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McIntyre, Bennie Lee, #441,
1962-1963 |
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Gibson, Roscoe, #440, 1962 |
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Sneed, Joe D., #439,
1962-1963 |
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Stein, Bobby Louis, #438,
1962 |
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Mosley, Walter Henry, #437,
1962 |
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Bradley, Herbert Lemuel, #435,
1962 |
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Wilson, Donald Ray, #434,
1961-1962 |
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Luton, Leo Daniel, #432,
1961-1963 |
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Forgey, Charles Louis, #431,
1961-1962 |
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Wiley, Roosevelt, #430,
1961-1962 |
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Leath, Fred Thomas, #429,
1961 |
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Edwards, James, #426, 1961 |
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Johnson, Adrian, #424,
1959-1962 |
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Stickney, Howard B., #423,
1959-1962
[6 folders] |
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Information on executions,
1972 |
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Supreme Court decision on death penalty (clippings),
1972 |
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SB (Senate Bill) 114, 1971 |
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Execution records, undated,
1964-1967
[3 folders] |
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Williams, Charles E., #422,
1960-1961 |
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Martinez, Euselio Regalado, #421,
1960 |
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Philpot, Willie Edward, #420,
1959-1960 |
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Holmes, Samuel M., #418,
1959-1960 |
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Shaver, Jimmy N., #404, 1955,
1957-1958 |
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Lamkin, Marshall, #402,
1957-1958 |
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Hall, Wilburn Monroe, #401,
1957 |
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Williams, Junior Lee, #400, 1957,
1960 |
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McHenry, John Edward, #398,
1956 |
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Webb, Leslie, #397, 1956 |
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Cross, James C., 1965 |
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[This individual was not on Death
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Cross, James (clippings),
1965-1976 |
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Ford, Johnny Will,
1961-1962
[3 folders] |
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[This individual was not on Death
Row.] |
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1978-1992
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(Cases from Gov. Ann Richards' tenure),
1991-1994
[3 folders] |
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Rice, Tony, #883, 1987 |
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Butler, Jerome, #852, 1974, 1983,
1990 |
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Havard, Patrick Curtis, #809,
1985-1986 |
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Williams, Toby Lynn, #806, 1985-1986,
1992 |
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Smith, Sammie Louis, #791,
1985 |
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Motley, Jeffery Dean, #789,
1985 |
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Marquez, Mario, #776, 1984 |
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Huffman, Jim Davis, #775,
1984 |
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McCoy, Stephen Albert, #769,
1989 |
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Guzmon, Jose Moises, #766,
1985-1987 |
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Cruz, Justin Seven, #765,
1984 |
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Smith, James Edward, #763, 1984,
1990 |
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Wyle, James, III, #757, 1984 |
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Skelton, John, #750, 1983,
1986 |
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Streetman, Robert S., #746, 1986,
1988 |
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Montoya, Ramon, #737, 1983,
1986 |
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Bush, Paul Barry, #726,
1982 |
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Armstrong, Kerry Douglas, #707,
1982 |
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Derrick, Mikel James, #701, 1982,
1989-1990 |
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Bonham, Antonio Nathaniel, #700, 1980-1981, 1983,
1986 |
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Jernigan, Joseph Paul, #699, 1975, 1979, 1981,
1984 |
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Burns, Victor Renay, #693,
1981 |
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Thompkins, Phillip Daniel, #687,
1981 |
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Turner, Joseph Paul, #682,
1981 |
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Ibanez, Efren Castro, #681,
1981 |
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Brandley, Clarence Lee, #680, 1980-1981,
1985-1989
[2 folders] |
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Williams, Calvin Joseph, #666, 1980-1981,
1985-1986 |
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Wilkerson, Claude Lee, #648,
1979-1980 |
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Dugas, Ovide Joseph, #645,
1979 |
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Buffington, James, G., Sr., #630,
1979 |
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Cass, Mark R., #627, 1979 |
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Roeder, David, Allen, #622, 1975,
1977-1978 |
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Holloway, Emmett Murray, #616,
1978 |
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Thompson, John Russel, #610, 1977-1978,
1985-1986 |
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Starvaggi, Joseph Blaine, #586,
1980 |
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Zimmerman, John Charles, #582,
1977 |
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Crawford, Murriel, Jr., #569, 1976-1977, 1981,
1985 |
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Bravo, Margarito, #567, 1965-167, 1972, 1977, 1982,
1986 |
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Battie, Billy Joe, #548,
1976-1978 |
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Bodde, Gerald Lee, #543, 1976, 1978-1979,
1982-1983, 1986 |
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Chambers, Ronald Curtis, #539, 1976, 1978,
1986 |
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Warren, Don, L., #536,
1974-1975 |
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Jones, Jessie Ray, #531, 1975-1976,
1978 |
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Woodkins, Calvin, #523,
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