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Journal of the Secession Convention of Texas (1912), p. 101 (PDF page 209): the roll call on the ordinance as amended, with "Nash of Dallas, Nash of Kaufman" among the yeas (the ordinance providing for the delegation to the Congress of the Confederate States).

Image · dated 1861 (published 1912) · source: Internet Archive (public-domain scan of a 1912 state publication); journalofsecessi00texa.

Journal of the Secession Convention of Texas (1912), p. 101 (PDF page 209): the roll call on the ordinance as amended, with "Nash of Dallas, Nash of Kaufman" among the yeas (the ordinance providing for the delegation to the Congress of the Confederate States).

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Keep in mind: Confirmed: a different question from adoption of the Ordinance of Secession. The William Nash of Kaufman County of 1861 is Likely (not proved) to be the tree's Colonel William Nash (b. 1809 Tennessee, d. 1865 Kaufman) per the delegate list and secondary accounts; he is not shown to be the William of the 1833 Tennessee petition. T. J. Nash of Dallas, who also appears in the Journal, is not shown to be in the family.

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