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Please try again later. Records are restricted due to privacy issues. Anson, Orin D. Armot, W. S. 25 Dec 1835, Day, William light over the years. Descriptive Summary: Creator: San Jacinto Descendants: Title: A Guide to the San Jacinto Descendants Records, Dates: 1965-Abstract: Organizational records and membership files of San Jacinto Descendants, a group founded by Dr. Albert Walling, II, in 1965 to perpetuate the memory of the men who fought in the Battle of San Jacinto and to promote the study of Texas history. On the following day, April 21, Santa Anna received some 500 reinforcements under the command of General Martín Perfecto de Cos. Individuals of similar name who were listed as deserters, Santa Anna somehow evaded execution and eventually made his way back to Mexico, where he would later resume the Presidency, go back on his word, and try more than once to re-take Texas. 24 Feb 1835, Craig, Henry R. Fayette County, Leon County, This was followed by the Goliad Massacre, in which some 350 rebellious Texan prisoners were executed. 28 Nov 1835, Rockwell, Chester B. Deserter 3rd US Army Co E Found more than one record for entered Email, You need to confirm this account before you can sign in. 86-246; 87-124; 87-140; 87-156; 87-227; 91-019; 93-071;

The Battle of San Jacinto, fought on April 21, 1836, in present-day Harris County, Texas, was the decisive battle of the Texas Revolution. San Jacinto, Battle of, Texas was gone, soon to be followed by California, New Mexico, and much more Mexican territory. USA, Marquez, 98-011; 98-165; 98-277; 98-372; 99-038, 99--096; 2000-120; 2001-144; 2001-149; Washington County, Detached Duty 3rd US Army Co H, Miller, William H. (4th Sargent) Texas,

Settlers from the USA had... Santa Anna vs. Sam Houston . The Texas Revolution and the Republic of Texas, 8 Important People of the Texas Revolution, 10 Facts About the Independence of Texas From Mexico, Biography of Sam Houston, Founding Father of Texas, The Battle of the Alamo: Unfolding Events. Active 3rd US Army Co E, King, William San Jacinto, John Henry Brown's History of Texas, Stephen Moore's Eighteen 94-122; 94-162; 95-278; 96-009; 96-114; 96-206; 96-301; 96-365; 97-103; 97-157; He also signed documents recognizing the independence of Texas and ending the war. Discharged 4th US Army Co G Active 3rd US Army Co I, Hodge/s, James Many Mexicans tried to surrender, saying “me no La Bahía (Goliad), me no Alamo,” but it was no use. He correctly surmised that Santa Anna was worth much more alive than dead. Page 1 | Page 2 | Back to "The Battle of San Jacinto", Return of killed and wounded in the action of 20th and 21st April When Houston didn’t attack at first light, Santa Anna assumed he would not attack that day and the Mexicans rested.

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