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Stephen F. Austin was born on November 3rd, 1793
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Stephen F. Austin was elected territorial legislature of Missouri at age 21.
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The governor of Arkansas appointed Stephen F. Austin to circuit judge
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Stephen F. Austin recieved approval to settle 300 families on 200,000 acres.
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Austin settled his colonists on a site on the lower Colorado and Brazos rivers
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The constitution gave Mexico a republican form of government.
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Stephen F. Austin lobbied successfully in banning slavery in Texas.
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First casualties in Texas' relations with Mexico
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President Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna released Stephen F. Austin from prison.
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Stephen F. Austin acted as a comissioner for the U.S.
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Texas revolution at gonzales
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The goliad campaign ended when Ben Milam, George Collinsworth, and 49 other Texans stormed the presidio at goliad and a detachment of Mexican defenders.
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Jim Bowie, James Fannin, and 90 Texans defeated 450 Mexicans at the Battle of Concepcion.
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The organic law outlined the organization and functions of a new provisional government
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The Mexicans surrender at the Siege Of Bexar December 11, 1835
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Stephen F. Austin became secretary of the state until his death the same year he was elected.
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The Texas declaration of Independence was written and signed on the 2nd of March in 1836
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Mexico had a two week siege on the Alamo. The Texans fought hard but were defeated
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The battle of San Jacinto happened in 1836
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Stephen F. Austin had a disease and because of it passed away with a life that changed many people today.