Burr H. Duval - Facts

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Duval County, Texas is named after him.

His father, William Pope Duval was the first territorial governor of Florida.

Two of his brothers also fought in the Texas Revolution. His brother, John Crittenden Duval, was also captured at Goliad, however was spared from execution.

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Name Duval, Burr H.
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Date of birth 1809
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Date of death March 27, 1836
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