Sixty men signed the Texas Declaration of Independence.
Three of them were born in Mexico.
Fifty-seven of the sixty moved to Texas from the United States.
Fifty-nine of these men were delegates to the Convention, and one was the Convention Secretary, Herbert S. Kimble, who was not a delegate.

Jesse B. Badgett
George Washington Barnett
Thomas Barnett
Stephen W. Blount
John W. Bower
Asa Brigham
Andrew Briscoe
John Wheeler Bunton
John S. D. Byrom
Mathew Caldwell
Samuel Price Carson
George C. Childress
William Clark, Jr.
Robert M. Coleman
James Collinsworth
Edward Conrad
William Carroll Crawford
Lorenzo de Zavala
Richard Ellis, President of the Convention and Delegate from Red River
Stephen H. Everett
John Fisher
Samuel Rhoads Fisher
Robert Thomas 'James' Gaines
Thomas J. Gazley
Benjamin Briggs Goodrich
Jesse Grimes
Robert Hamilton
Bailey Hardeman
Augustine B. Hardin
Sam Houston
Herbert Simms Kimble, Secretary
William D. Lacy
Albert Hamilton Latimer
Edwin O. Legrand
Collin McKinney
Samuel A. Maverick (from Bejar)
Michel B. Menard
William Menefee
John W. Moore
William Motley
José Antonio Navarro
Martin Parmer, Delegate from San Augustine
Sydney O. Pennington
Robert Potter
James Power
John S. Roberts
Sterling C. Robertson
José Francisco Ruiz
Thomas Jefferson Rusk
William.
B. Scates
George W. Smyth
Elijah Stapp
Charles B. Stewart
James G. Swisher
Charles S. Taylor
David Thomas
Edwin Waller
Claiborne West
James B. Woods
Sixty men signed the Texas Declaration of Independence. Three of them were born in Mexico. Fifty-seven of the sixty moved to Texas from the United States. Fifty-nine of these men were delegates to the Convention, and one was the Convention Secretary, Herbert S. Kimble, who was not a delegate.
Jesse B. Badgett
George Washington Barnett
Thomas Barnett
Stephen W. Blount
John W. Bower
Asa Brigham
Andrew Briscoe
John Wheeler Bunton
John S. D. Byrom
Mathew Caldwell
Samuel Price Carson
George C. Childress
William Clark, Jr.
Robert M. Coleman
James Collinsworth
Edward Conrad
William Carroll Crawford
Lorenzo de Zavala
Richard Ellis, President of the Convention and Delegate from Red River
Stephen H. Everett
John Fisher
Samuel Rhoads Fisher
Robert Thomas 'James' Gaines
Thomas J. Gazley
Benjamin Briggs Goodrich
Jesse Grimes
Robert Hamilton
Bailey Hardeman
Augustine B. Hardin
Sam Houston
Herbert Simms Kimble, Secretary
William D. Lacy
Albert Hamilton Latimer
Edwin O. Legrand
Collin McKinney
Samuel A. Maverick (from Bejar)
Michel B. Menard
William Menefee
John W. Moore
William Motley
José Antonio Navarro
Martin Parmer, Delegate from San Augustine
Sydney O. Pennington
Robert Potter
James Power
John S. Roberts
Sterling C. Robertson
José Francisco Ruiz
Thomas Jefferson Rusk
William. B. Scates
George W. Smyth
Elijah Stapp
Charles B. Stewart
James G. Swisher
Charles S. Taylor
David Thomas
Edwin Waller
Claiborne West
James B. Woods
Texas Declaration of Independence