Governors of Mexican Texas
Mexican Governors of Mexican Texas
- Jose Feliz Trespalacios (1822–1823)
- Jose Feliz Trespalacios (1822–1823)
- Luciano Garcia (1823–1824)
Mexican Governors of Coahuila y Texas
- Rafael Gonzales (1824–1826)
- Victor Blanco (1826–1827)
- Jose Maria Viesca (1827–1830)
- Ramon Eca y Musquiz (1830–1831)
- Juan Martin de Veramendi (1832–1833)
- Juan Jose de Vidaurri y Villasenor (1833–1834)
- Juan Jose Elguezabal (1834–1835)
- Jose Maria Cantu (1835-1835)
- Agustin M. Viesca (1835-1835)
- Marciel Borrego (1835-1835)
- Ramon Musquiz (1835-1835)
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