Sam Rayburn remembered in Comanche tribute page
The Comanche Chief reflects on Sam Rayburn's life from birth in 1882 in Tennessee to long service in Texas politics and national leadership. It notes his gradual rise from state representative to speaker, his marriage and divorce, church affiliation, and enduring influence, with remarks on his Democratic stance and residence in Texas.
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Texas
Samuel Taliaferro
Toliver) Rayburn
Roane County
Tennessee
Commerce
East Texas State College
Mayo Brothers
Gorman
Scranton Academy
Fannin County
House of Representatives
Primitive Baptist Church
Tioga
Grayson County
Southern Baptist Convention
Comanche County
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