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"One of the last of Travis' Rifles . . . Ward was a member of the Travis Rifles, who helped drive out the carpetbag Gov. E.J. Davis, who was entrenched in the capitol . . . ," 7/30/1933.
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Judge Robert Hamilton Ward, birth date 12/27/1852 in Warrenton, Virginia; death date 7/29/1933 in Houston, Harris County, Texas; attorney.
FamilySearch Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 .
Robert Hamilton Ward (1852-1933), photo, burial in Oakwood Cemetery, Austin, Travis County.
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Biographical sketch and portrait, Judge Robert Hamilton Ward, Volume III, pp. 40-41. Served in the Legislature 1895-1897.
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