Texas Legislators: Past & Present

Temple Harris McGregor

Full Name: Temple Harris McGregor
Birth date: May 12, 1870
Death date: March 4, 1953

Terms of Service

House, 43rd ⁽¹⁾ Legislature
1/10/1933 - 1/8/1935
Democrat
House, 42nd Legislature
1/13/1931 - 1/10/1933
Democrat
Senate, 34th ⁽²⁾ ⁽³⁾ & 33rd ⁽⁴⁾ Legislatures
1/14/1913 - 5/28/1915
Democrat
House, 30th Legislature
1/8/1907 - 1/12/1909
Democrat

(1) Lawyer. Questionnaire on name, postoffice, occupation, association membership, and relationship to persons in state or county government. 10/11/1933, pp. 588-601. House Journal .
(2) Robert J. Eckhardt, in special election 10/9/1915, succeeded Temple H. McGregor, resigned after 1st Called Session. Members of the Texas Congress 1836-1845; Members of the Texas Legislature 1846-2004 2005.
(3) 34th Legislature - Roll Call of holdover Senators, 1/12/1915, pp. 1-2. Senate Journal .
(4) 33rd Legislature - List of Senators elected on November 5, 1912, oath of office administered, 1/14/1913, pp. 3-4. Senate Journal .

Biographical Notes and Resources

Selected Newspaper articles

Resolutions and Journal entries

43rd Legislature, 3rd C.S. - Resolution expressing appreciation for services of Representatives John Mathis, Sr. and T.H. McGregor, p. 414. House Journal .
Memorial - 53rd Legislature, SCR 23. Senate Journal .

Photographs

Photograph. T.H. McGregor, State Preservation Board
Photograph. T.H. McGregor, State Preservation Board
Photograph. T.H. McGregor, State Preservation Board
Photograph. T.H. McGregor, State Preservation Board
Photograph. T.H. McGregor, State Preservation Board

Other Resources

T.H. McGregor of Austin, Preston L. Anderson of San Antonio, John M. Mathis of Houston, and "Uncle Elmer" Pope of Corpus Christi, "Austinite Last of Famed 'Four Horsemen'," 10/22/1952, p. 4. Austin American .
Memorial, May 1953, p. 353. Texas Bar Journal .
Biographical sketch, Hon. Temple H. McGregor, Volume V, p. 164. Born 5/12/1870 in Lebanon, Tennessee. Texas Under Many Flags 1930.
Eulogy of Representative and Judge A.S. Fisher by Senator T.H. McGregor of Austin, "Funeral Oration at Grave of Capt. Fisher: Glowing Tribute Paid Eminent Jurist by T.H. McGregor in Eloquent Oration," 11/21/1924, p. 2. Williamson County Sun (Georgetown, Texas) .