Terms of Service

• House, 37th ^{(1) (2)} Legislature
  1/11/1921 - 3/31/1922
  Democrat
  

(1) Description of three vacancies in Legislature, caused by death of Sen. W.L. Hall of Wharton and resignations of J.C. Marshall of Hardeman county and L. Webb of Rusk county. "Urging Governor to Call a Special Legislature," 3/31/1922, p. 1. Bryan Eagle .
(2) Gary B. Sanford, in special election 5/6/1922, succeeded Lumpkin Webb, died after 2nd Called Session [sic]. Members of the Texas Congress 1836-1845; Members of the Texas Legislature 1846-2004 2005.

Biographical Notes and Resources

Photographs

• Photograph. L. Webb, State Preservation Board

Other Resources

• "Representative Webb Calls on the Eagle," 2/3/1922, p. 1. "Representative L. Webb, of Henderson, was here today and called on the Eagle . . . Webb served in the 37th Legislature but stated he would not run for reelection." Bryan Eagle .
• Death notice, "Former Solon Passes," 7/14/1939, p. 6. "Former State Representative L. Webb, 71, dairyman and master farmer, died at his home here [Henderson] on Thursday." Bryan Eagle .
• Census of 1920 - Lumpkin Webb, Henderson, Rusk County, age 52, born circa 1868 in Georgia, farmer, spouse Bettie. FamilySearch .
• L. Webb, birth date 8/13/1867 in Georgia; death date 7/13/1929 in Henderson, Rusk County, Texas; dairyman. FamilySearch Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 .
• Lumpkin Webb (1867-1939), burial in Old Henderson City Cemetery, Henderson, Rusk County; spouse Bettie Wagnon Webb. Find a Grave .
• 37th Legislature (1921) - L. Webb, postoffice Henderson, nativity Georgia, age 53, 10 years in Texas, farmer, Democrat. Texas Legislative Manual .

Committee Information

• 37th R.S. - 1921
• Common Carriers  
• Labor  
• Municipal and Private Corporations  
• Penitentiaries  
• Stock and Stock Raising