Cornelius Ennis (September 26, 1813 – February 13, 1899) was a cotton shipper and railroad executive who served as Mayor of Houston, Texas. His shipping...
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become Ennis as it built north towards Dallas. The city was established that year and surveyed a year later. It is named after Cornelius Ennis, a founder...
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merchant of Ennis. They married in July 1836 in Limerick. Cornelius was a solicitor (from 1811) and later also magistrate for Clare. Cornelius (or Corney)...
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Priscilla Myers. "Ennis, Cornelius (1813–1899)", Handbook of Texas. Accessed December 28, 2020. "Ennis, Cornelius (1813–1899). Cornelius Ennis, mayor of Houston...
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Whitmarsh 16 1859 William King 15 1858 Alexander McGowan 14 1856–1857 Cornelius Ennis 13 1855–1856 James H. Stevens 12 1853–1854 Nathan Fuller 11 1849–1852...
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Political offices Preceded by Nathan Fuller Mayor of Houston, Texas 1853–1854 Succeeded by Cornelius Ennis...
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Political offices Preceded by Cornelius Ennis Mayor of Houston 1858 Succeeded by William King Preceded by Horace D. Taylor Mayor of Houston 1867–1868...
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capital of twenty-five other investors. These included Paul Bremond, Cornelius Ennis, William J. Hutchins, and John H. Sterrett. One of the company's antecedents...
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his junior season, Ennis joined the Long Beach State 49ers, and immediately garnered the starting small forward role. In 2011–12, Ennis earned honorable...
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MG Cornelius E. Ryan August 1950 – May 1951 MG Ray E. Porter May 1951 – May 1953 MG Paul DeWitt Adams May 1953 – December 1953 MG Riley F. Ennis May...
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