Terms of Service

• House, 23rd ⁽¹⁾ Legislature
  1/10/1893 - 3/26/1894
  Democrat
  

Biographical Notes and Resources

Photographs

• Photograph. P.H. Golden, State Preservation Board
• Photograph. P.H. Golden, Texas State Library and Archives Commission

Other Resources

• Confederate States Army, Private, Iberia Grays. Obituary, Patrick Henry Golden, "P.H. Golden Dead: He Was Prominent in Labor Circles and a Confederate Veteran," 2/24/1898, p. 12. Born in New Orleans. "During the second term of Gov. James S. Hogg's administration Mr. Golden was elected a state representative. He resigned this position just before the close of the term and became street superintendent of this city." Dallas Morning News .
• GOLDEN, PATRICK HENRY [HARRY] (1846–1898). Handbook of Texas Online .
• "His father, a Confederate soldier in the Civil War, was killed at the battle of Gettysburg, and an obituary for Harry Golden three decades later stated that, as a teenager, Harry enlisted in the 'Iberia Grays' in 1863 and served for the remainder of the war. There are no records of any Confederate unit known as the 'Iberia Grays'; perhaps the unit in question was the Iberville Greys, but there is no record of Golden serving in that unit or any other, so his Confederate record remains something of a mystery." Handbook of Texas Online .
• Biographical sketch, P.H. Golden. "He is the present nominee for the Legislature," born 7/19/1846 in New Orleans, married Mary E. Scoby 11/23/1878. Lewis Publishing Company. Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas, 1892, pp. 938-939, crediting Dallas Public Library. Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries) .
• Mentioned in: Nicola, Carson. On the Labor Front: Uncovering Dallas's Union Legislators 1890-1920. Texas Christian University, May 8, 2023. Texas Christian University .

Committee Information

• 23rd R.S. - 1893
• Labor (Chair) 
• Public Buildings and Grounds  
• Roads, Bridges and Ferries  
• State Affairs  
• Town and City Corporations