Jim T. Lindsey

Jim T. Lindsey (February 1, 1926 – April 2, 2013) was an American politician.

Early life

Born in Bowie County, Texas, Lindsey received his law degree from Baylor Law School and was in real estate.[1] Lindsey served in the Texas House of Representatives 1949-1957 as a Democrat and served as Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives from 1955 to 1957.[2] He died in Redwood Valley, California.

Notes

Speakers of the Texas House of Representatives
Crump Brown Branch Crump Bourland Perkins Henderson Keenan Dickson Runnels Bee W. Taylor Locke M. Taylor Buckley Darnell Buckley M. Taylor Burford Evans Sinclair M. Taylor Bryan Bonner Cochran Reeves Gibson Foster Pendleton Alexander Milner Cochran Smith Dashiell Sherrill Prince Neff Seabury Love Kennedy Marshall Rayburn Terrell Woods Fuller Thomason Thomas Seagler Satterwhite Bobbitt Barron Minor Stevenson Calvert Morse Leonard Daniel Gilmer Reed Manford Senterfitt Lindsey Carr Turman Tunnell Barnes Mutscher Slider Price Daniel Jr. Clayton Lewis Laney Craddick Straus Bonnen Phelan

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