The First Texas Legislature convened from February 16 to May 13, 1846 in regular session. Members of the House of Representatives and Senate were elected in December 1845, after an election on October 13, 1845 that ratified the proposed state constitution.
1st Regular session: February 16–May 13, 1846
Lieutenant Governor
Albert Clinton Horton, Democrat
President pro tempore
Edward Burleson, Democrat
Speaker of the House
William Crump, Democrat, February 16 – May 1, 1846
William H. Bourland, Democrat, May 1–11, 1846
Stephen W. Perkins, Democrat, May 11–13, 1846
Speaker of the House pro tempore
John Brown, Democrat, acting Speaker March 3–9, 1846
Edward Thomas Branch, Democrat, acting Speaker March 9–16, 1846
Members of the Texas Senate for the First Texas Legislature:
Members of the House of Representatives for the First Texas Legislature:
Adams
Barry
William H. Bourland, Democrat
Edward Thomas Branch, Democrat
John Brown, Democrat
James M. Burroughs
William Leslie Cazneau
Charleton
Edward Clark, Democrat
Wilds K. Cook, Democrat
James Cronican
William E. Crump, Democrat
Echols
Nicholas Henry Darnell
David Catchings Dickson, Democrat
Dupree
Durham
Echols
Eddy
Haden Harrison Edwards
George Bernard Erath
James Shackleford Gillett
Gilliam
Benjamin Gooch
Peter W. Gray
James Wilson Henderson, Democrat
Spearman Holland
Volney E. Howard
Hudson
Robert Anderson Irion
Jones
Charles G. Keenan, Democrat
Evans Mabry
John N. McClarty
McCown
Benjamin McCulloch
Thomas Stuart McFarland
McNeill
Elliott McNeil Millican
Steward Alexander Miller
Samuel Fountain Moseley
Muckleroy
Mullens
Noble
Duncan Campbell Ogden
George A. Pattillo
Elisha M. Pease
Stephen W. Perkins, Democrat
Perry
Railey
Rayner
Samuel Redgate, Democrat
John Washington Rose
Alexander J. Russell
Ryburn
William Turner Sadler
Savage
Ashbel Smith
James Smith
Charles Bellinger Tate Stewart, Democrat
Henry Williams Sublett, Democrat
Arthur Swift
B. F. Tankersly
James A. Truitt, Democrat
White
Williams
James Willie
Alyssa Petty Third Texas Senate
