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The first battle between Texas and Mexico that involved bloodshed.more
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The Edward brothers took a fort in Nacadoches and when the the Mexicans found out about this they took 110 infantrymen to nacadoches which scared the Edwards brothers away.more
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A report that states mier and teran's suggestions.more
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designed to stop immigration from texas to mexico.more
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This was a protest of custom duties on incoming goods from the U.S. at the port in Anahuac, William Travis and Patrick Jack were arrested.more
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A set of reolutions made by rebels on the turtle bayou.more
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A convention made to reject the resolutions of the convention of 1832.more
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Stephen F. Austin told vice president Farias "to remedy them themselves, without waiting any longer on the ground that self-preservation rendered such a step necessary, and would justify it."
This was taken as a threat and Austin was thrown in jail. more -
100 mexican men were sent to take a cannon from texans but in return the Texans held a flag that said "come and take it" and fired at the mexicans.more
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The Texans had a siege on the Mexicans when they were low on ammunition.more
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fifty-four delegates met at washington-on-the-brazos.more
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This declaration was made overnight because of the urgency produced by the siege on the Alamo. more
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A thirteen day siege on the texans by the mexicans.more
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settlers ran eastward to escape the mexican army but when news came about the battle of san jacinto the settler quickly returned the their homes.more
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Texans were surrounded in the open and surrendered but Santa Anna had them executed.more
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The captured Texans from Goliad were split up in to three groups and show by Santa Anna's men.more
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The treaties of velasco was a set of treaties with a secret and public treaty.more
