Jonathan Luter was a resident of Smith County, Texas since 1845. He served as both county tax assessor and as a Texas State Legislator for the county. He was a Captain during the Civil War in the Confederate Army Co. D 15th Reg. Texas Infantry. He was married to Mary Ann Worrell and they had 7 children.∼Married Mary Ann Worrell Jan 7, 1841 in Coosa County, Alabama. Moved to Texas in 1845.
Captain CSA, Company C,
15 Texas Volunteer Infantry Services
Tax assessor and collector of Smith County, Texas 1850-1857. Elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 1857 and re-elected in 1859.
Captain CSA, Company C,
15 Texas Volunteer Infantry Services
Tax assessor and collector of Smith County, Texas 1850-1857. Elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 1857 and re-elected in 1859.
Jonathan Luter was a resident of Smith County, Texas since 1845. He served as both county tax assessor and as a Texas State Legislator for the county. He was a Captain during the Civil War in the Confederate Army Co. D 15th Reg. Texas Infantry. He was married to Mary Ann Worrell and they had 7 children.∼Married Mary Ann Worrell Jan 7, 1841 in Coosa County, Alabama. Moved to Texas in 1845.
Captain CSA, Company C,
15 Texas Volunteer Infantry Services
Tax assessor and collector of Smith County, Texas 1850-1857. Elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 1857 and re-elected in 1859.
Captain CSA, Company C,
15 Texas Volunteer Infantry Services
Tax assessor and collector of Smith County, Texas 1850-1857. Elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 1857 and re-elected in 1859.
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