Ben Ramsey

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Ben Ramsey (1903-1985) was a Texas politician who served in a succession of offices during the mid-20th century. He served in both Houses of the Texas Legislature, as secretary of state, lieutenant governor, and railroad commissioner.

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Preceded by
S. R. Williams		 Member of the Texas House of Representatives
from District 11 (San Augustine)
1931–1935		 Succeeded by
Winter W. King
Preceded by
John S. Redditt		 Texas State Senator
from District 3 (San Augustine)
1941–1949		 Succeeded by
Ottis E. Lock
Preceded by
Paul H. Brown		 Secretary of State of Texas
1949-1950		 Succeeded by
John Ben Shepperd
Preceded by
Allan Shivers		 Lieutenant Governor of Texas
1951–1963		 Succeeded by
Preston Smith
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Lieutenant Governors of Texas
Horton • Greer • Henderson • Dickson • Runnels • Lubbock • Clark • Crockett • Stockdale • Jones • J.W. Flanagan • Campbell • D.W. Flanagan • Fountain • Pickett • Hubbard • Sayers • Storey • Martin • Gibbs • Wheeler • Pendleton • Crane • Jester • Browning • Neal • A.B. Davidson • Mayes • Hobby, Sr. • Johnson • L. Davidson • T.W. Davidson • Miller • Witt • Woodul • Stevenson • J.L. Smith • Shivers • Ramsey • P. Smith • Barnes • Hobby, Jr. • Bullock • Perry • Ratliff • Dewhurst
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