Sidney Sherman

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Sidney Sherman was a Texas Revolution officer and politician best known for leading a volunteer regiment at the Battle of San Jacinto and later serving in the Republic of Texas legislature.

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Sidney Sherman canonical 4

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instanceOf military officer
person
politician
battle Battle of San Jacinto
birthDate 1805-07-23
birthPlace Marlborough, Massachusetts, United States
burialPlace Lakeview Cemetery, Galveston, Texas, United States
citizenship Republic of Texas
United States of America
conflict Texas Revolution
deathDate 1873-08-01
deathPlace Galveston, Texas, United States
linked to: Galveston
familyName Sherman
givenName Sidney
hasHonor Sherman County, Texas, named in his honor
Sidney Sherman Bridge in Harris County, Texas, named in his honor
knownFor leading a volunteer regiment at the Battle of San Jacinto
service in the Republic of Texas legislature
legislativeBody Congress of the Republic of Texas
militaryBranch Texian Army
militaryRank colonel
notableWork Command of a volunteer regiment at the Battle of San Jacinto
occupation planter
politician
soldier
officeHeld member of the House of Representatives of the Republic of Texas
religion Methodism
residence Galveston, Texas, United States
linked to: Galveston

Harris County, Texas, United States
linked to: Harris County
spouse Catherine Isabel Cox Sherman
stateRepresented Republic of Texas

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Battle of San Jacinto commander Sidney Sherman
Sherman, Texas namedAfter Sidney Sherman
Sherman, Texas namedAfter Sidney Sherman
subject linked to: Sherman
Sherman County, Texas namedAfter Sidney Sherman
subject linked to: Sherman County