Juan Seguín

Colonel and Mayor of San Antonio

Juan Seguín - Colonel and Mayor of San Antonio
Born

October 27th, 1806
218 years ago

Died

1890
135 years ago — 84 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

United States

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Served as a prominent figure in Texas history, participating in the Texas Revolution and playing a significant role in the fight for independence from Mexico. Elected as mayor of San Antonio, contributed to the city's early governance and development. Also served in the Texas Senate, advocating for the rights of Texas citizens. Involved in several military campaigns during the Texas Revolution, particularly noted for his leadership at the Battle of San Jacinto. Additionally, worked as a judge and highlighted the importance of civic duty in the formative years of Texas.

Served as the 101st Mayor of San Antonio

Led troops at the Battle of San Jacinto

Participated in the Texas Revolution

Served in the Texas Senate

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