[[Category:Disasters Space Pages that need improvement]] [[Category:Texas, Disasters]] [[Category:Galveston County, Texas]] [[Category:Texas Explosions]] *[[Project:Texas|'''{{Blue|Texas Project}}''']] {{Worldwide Disaster|sub=Explosions}} ={{Red|1947 Texas City Disaster}}= {{Image|file=Photos-723.jpg |align=c |size=520 |caption= }} ---- *[[Space:Galveston_County%2C_Texas |Galveston County, Texas]] {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=anchor from Grandcamp }} '''{{Orange|April 16 was not a good day.}}''' '''{{Red|The French ship, a cargo ship, Grandcamp}}''' was being loaded with ammonium nitrate. Early in the morning April 16, 1947 a worker on the French ship, SS Grandcamp noticed some bags of ammonium nitrate on fire. He notified the Captain who did not want them to use water on the fire, as it would ruin his load of merchandise. They closed the hold, opened the valve to release steam. The fire grew larger. The captain ordered the crew to abandon ship and called for help. The cause of this was not certain. It might have been a cigarette, or other cause that started a small fire, that smoldered, then broke out.http://archive.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2009/04/dayintech_0416 Texas City, Texas had a small fire department. Firemen sprayed the ship. '''School children''' and a crowd gathered to watch. =={{Red|the Grandcamp BLEW UP!!}}== {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-5.jpg |align=l |size=250 |caption=SS Grandcamp in port }}{{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster.png |align=r |size=250 |caption=Grandcamp exploding and fire }}{{clear}} *'''Debris blew upward 3 miles'''. *Citizens in Galveston, Houston and further away heard the blast. *The blast set off a chain of fires as well as a 15-foot (4.5-metre) tidal wave.https://www.britannica.com/event/Texas-City-explosion-of-1947 *Two airplanes that were circling were blown apart by shrapnal. The blast was heard 160 miles away. It shattered all the windows in Texas City and half of windows in Galveston, 10 miles away. *A piece of the ship's propeller landed 2 1/2 miles away. Another piece of the propeller blew 5 miles away.. Mulltiple blasts and fires followed *The crew and captain were killed, The dock was completely gone. *20 waterfront blocks, ( 12 ) miles inland were flattened. *Then flaming debris ignited the oil, gas and chemical tanks at the sprawling '''Monsanto''' complex and three nearby oil companies. *People were killed either blown up by the blast, burned alive, decapitated by metal, or crushed by falling buildings. Thousands were injured. *Many fire departments came from nearby cities, the Red Cross set up a national response. Temporary hospitals and also morgues for the dead. *The fires burned on from the oil, gas, and chemicals. {{Blue|The Disaster had not stopped.}} Identification of dead was hindered by the removal of clothing. [[Jester-173|Jester-173]] 16:30, 31 August 2016 (EDT) The missing and unidentifed include nineteen members of the Volunteer Fire Department, thirty-one members of the crew of the Grandcamp, and several school children who had been on the pier watching the fire, longshoremen; employees of Monsanto, Republic, and the Texas City Terminal; sightseers; and others whose fate it was to be in the plant or on the dock that day and Victor Wehmeyer, the funeral director; H.J. Mikeska, President and General Manager of the Texas City Terminal Railway. [[Jester-173|Jester-173]] 16:30, 31 August 2016 (EDT) ---- '''April 17, '''The next day, '''{{Green|Highflyer}}''' which was anchored in the bay near the ''Grandcamp'', caught fire . This ''' {{Green|Highflyer}}''' cargo ship caught fire due to its proximity to Grandechamp. Its cargo was 2,000 tons {{yellow|sulphur }} and 1,000 tons of ammonium nitrate fertilizer in hold #3. (Ammonium nitrate is more volatile when combined with sulfur.) When the Highflyer fire seemed out of control, tug boats began to pull it out of the harbor. :However the first explosion of the SS Grandcamp had pushed the Highflyer into ship #3, (the '''Wilson B. Keene ''' which had been loading sacked flour. This blocked the exit for the other ships. ==={{Green|Highflyer blew up!!}}=== {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-7.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Highflyer Cargo Ship, Texas City }} ==={{Orange|Wilson B Keene demolished in the blast !!}}=== {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-2.jpg |align=c |size=350 |caption=Wilson B Keene }} ===={{Blue|Policemen from Other Police Departments Requested}}==== The Police were sent from San Antonio, Texas were sent to . memories of Sgt. Max Garcia, Jr., father-in law of [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] ==={{Red|405 identified dead}}=== {{Image|file=Galveston_County_Texas-2.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Wall of Names }} '''Statistics''': ====Firefighters==== The 27 firefighters killed that day were: *Henry Baumgartner Fire Chief Henry Baumgartner *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Assistant Fire Chief Joseph Braddy *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Captain William Johnson *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Captain Sebastian Nunez *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Lieutenant William Pentycuff *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Llyod Cain *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Zolan Davis *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Roy Durio *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Archie Emsoff *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Virgil Fereday *Texas City Volunteer Fire Departmen Henry Findeisen Private *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Edward Henricksen *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private William Hughes *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Frank Jolly *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private William Kaiser *Texas City Volunteer Fire Departmen Private Jacob Meadows *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Harvey Menge *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Maurice Neely *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private William O’Sullivan *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Marcel Pentycuff *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Jimmy Reddicks *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Robert Smith *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Joel Stafford *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Lieutenant Marshall Stafford *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Clarence Vestal *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Marion Westmoreland *Texas City Volunteer Fire Department Private Clarence Wood ===={{Red|63 Unidentified dead}}==== ===={{Green|100 - 200 missing}}==== ===={{Blue|3,500 Injured}}==== *'''More deaths, and buildings were flattened and chaos'''. {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-1.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Texas City damage }} ===={{Green|4000 casualtlies/ 16,000 total citizens in Texas City}}==== The Grandecamp held 7,700 tons of ammonium nitrate. About the equivalent of 2.7 kilotons of energy was released. 581 people died, and more than 5,000 were injured.

Deaths: 581, 5000 injured

It was only on day #3, April 18 before the fires were under control.

Deaths: 581, 5000 injured, 3 ships, 2 airplanes, homes, $600 million destroyed,1947

*Hundreds of anxious relatives were forced to wait near the Texas City auditorium to learn news of their loved ones. {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-4.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Fires in the storage tanks }} {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-3.jpg |align=l |size=180 |caption=News article. }}{{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-2.jpg |align=r |size=180 |caption= Wm B Keene. }}{{Image|file=Galveston_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=c |size=170 |caption=Funeral for Firemen. }}{{clear}} {{Image|file=Worldwide_Disasters_Project_Images-4.jpg |align=r |size=200 |caption=Memorial to firemen.}}{{clear}} {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Grandechamp ship anchor. }} {{Image|file=Galveston_County_Texas-2.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=wall of names. }}{{clear}} {{Image|file=1947_Texas_City_Disaster-4.jpg |align=c |size=500|caption=Texas City Harbor }} Firemen on duty were killed. Many people killed were not identified. A special cemetery is for those who could not be identified. http://www.local1259iaff.org/disaster.html ''Of note'': ''' Sam Maceo''', one of the two brothers who ran organized crime in Galveston, organized a large-scale benefit on the island featuring some of the most famous entertainers of the time including '''Phil Harris, Frank Sinatra, and Ann Sheridan''' to help raise funds for Texas City..https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_City_disaster#Firefighting_casualties '''Utube''': *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TworcINhDhQ Texas City 1947 Utube1] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8_KaWg5bI8 Texas City Utube 2]

'''Memories''' I lived in Texas City, LaMarque, and Galveston in the late 1960s and early 70s. One house my father and I lived in was a duplex that had been built for housing for victims who had lost their homes. I have been out to the shipping channel to see exactly where this had taken place. Even in the 70s, its still on everyone's mind, although the landscape barely shows evidence today. Anchor Park was added after I left the area, and dedicated on the 50th anniversary of the Disaster http://www.local1259iaff.org/disaster.html The anchor sat in front of the Holiday Inn. The Grandcamp anchor weighed 3200 lbs and was thrown 8575 ft and buried itself 10 feet into the ground. [[Jester-173|Lynette Jester]] 15:12, 31 August 2016 (EDT) *[http://www.texasmonthly.com/the-daily-post/remembering-texas-city-explosion/ Remembering the Texas City Explosion]

'''Sources:''' *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_City_disaster#Firefighting_casualties *http://archive.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2009/04/dayintech_0416 *[https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/lyt01 *http://blog.chron.com//bayoucityhistory/2010/04/newly-discovered-photos-show-extent-of-destruction-at-texas-city/ *http://gizmodo.com/5976153/25-of-the-deadliest-explosions-man-ever-made *http://www.local1259iaff.org/report.htm *[http://www.texasmonthly.com/the-daily-post/remembering-texas-city-explosion/ Remembering the Texas City Explosion

'''Acknowledgement:''' A special thanks goes to [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] for her dedication to Texas and Worldwide Disasters for the creation of this page. [[Jester-173|Lynette Jester]] 15:12, 31 August 2016 (EDT)

[[Category: United States Forts, Camps and Bases]] [[Space: Texans in the Great War]] [[Category: Camp Travis, San Antonio, Texas]] {{US History|sub-project=Texas}} Tenant Units: [[:Category:90th Infantry Division, United States Army | 90th Infantry Division, United States Army]] Camp Travis, Texas was one of the 16 United States Army National Guard Training Camps for the Great War. Camp Travis was named after [[Travis-1346|William Barrett Travis]], an Alamo martyr. To learn about the details of Camp Travis (and the 16 other camps) please visit [[:Space: Texas in The Great War|Texas in The Great War]]. :The Great War on Wiki Tree: *[[:Category: United States of America, World War I]] *[[:Category: American Battle Monuments Commission]] *[[:Category: United States Military History]] *[[:Category: 369th Infantry Regiment, United States Army]] ==Camp Travis, Texas== The purpose of this page is to document the men (and women) who passed through Camp Travis during the Great War. Camp Travis was originally named Camp Wilson and was five miles northeast of downtown [[:Category: San Antonio, Texas|San Antonio]] on the northeastern adjacent boundary of Fort Sam Houston. By 1922 this camp was gone. Fort Sam Houston absorbed it. East and NE of Fort Sam Houston are I-35 and Harry Wurzbach , north of its former location is the large McNay Art Institute. Southish is the U of Incarnate Word. The San Antonio area for that is Terrill Hills.thttp://www.fortwiki.com/Camp_Travis Extinct camp ::'''1963''' there was nothing to be seen of this "camp". Recollections of San Antonio by [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]] This is a link for a map of the former area. (this map should not be uploaded to WikiTree as it is protected.[http://www.fortwiki.com/Camp_Travis camp Travis defunct] An Index of the Officers (and a few enlisted) of Camp Travis[http://www.archive.org/stream/camptravisitspar00camprich/camptravisitspar00camprich_djvu.txt ''Camp Travis and the World War''] by {| border="1" class="sortable" !Surname!!First-name!!Rank!!Div_Reg!!Unit!!Page |- |Adkins||Walter||1st Sergeant "Lt. Colonel"||"Gold Brick" Staff, Division Inspector||||183 |- |Bolinger||Earle H.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Staff & Field Officers-Third Group||226 |- |Burgess||E. B.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officer - 2nd Development Battalion||230 |- |Cheetham||H. G.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||2nd Development Company||261 |- |Cowles||Roy||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officer - 2nd Development Battalion||230 |- |Davis||Herbert||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Headquarters Company||234 |- |Dewar||Jack S.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Staff & Field Officers-Third Group||226 |- |Dickson||Fred G.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Staff & Field Officers-Third Group||226 |- |Drake||Daniel W.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||27th Company||240 |- |Ebling||Lafayette C.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||32nd Company||250 |- |Furman||Henry||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officer - 2nd Development Battalion||230 |- |Gilliam||Fred. L.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Staff & Field Officers-Third Group||226 |- |Helms||Harold H.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||30th Company||246 |- |Hicks||William E.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||30th Company||246 |- |Hightower||Thomas P.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||25th Company||236 |- |Hornbeck||Clarence||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officer - 2nd Development Battalion||230 |- |Hunnicut||W. S.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Headquarters Development Group||312 |- |Riley||John R.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Headquarters Company||234 |- |Schulte||Franz J.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Staff & Field Officers-Third Group||226 |- |Smeltz||Charles E.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |Smeltz||Charles E.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||36th Company||258 |- |Smeltz||Chas. E.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Staff & Field Officers-Third Group||226 |- |Smith||H. S.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||2nd Development Company||261 |- |Wakefield||Charles R.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |Wakefield||Charles R.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||35th Company||256 |- |Webb||Smith R.||1st Lieut., Adjt.||165th Depot Brigade||Officer - 2nd Development Battalion||230 |- |Aggson||Leland||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||32nd Company||250 |- |Arnowitz||Harry||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Brig. Gen. Cress & Staff||224 |- |Beduarchik||Joseph||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||34th Company||254 |- |Beird||R. P.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Headquarters Development Group||312 |- |Bowlsby||Warren C.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||26th Company||238 |- |Callahan||Henry P.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Staff & Field Officers-Third Group||226 |- |Callahan||Henry P.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |Carlock||W. C.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Headquarters Company||234 |- |Crowe||Louis||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||34th Company||254 |- |Dalley||C. E.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||36th Company||258 |- |Dalley||Clarence H.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |Dunlevy||Garvin J.||2d Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||30th Company||246 |- |Fagerstrom||O. L.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||26th Company||238 |- |Feehley||Lawrence E.||2d Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||28th Company||242 |- |Gill||Frank W.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Staff & Field Officers-Third Group||226 |- |Glendy||Elga||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||33rd Company||252 |- |Green||Joseph||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||33rd Company||252 |- |Haley||R. R.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officer - 2nd Development Battalion||230 |- |Harris||William W.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||27th Company||240 |- |Holdenild||George F.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |Holderreid||G. F.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||36th Company||258 |- |Hursh||Homer B.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||25th Company||236 |- |Johnson||Raymond R.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||25th Company||236 |- |Jones||J. E.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||26th Company||238 |- |Kall||Arthur||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |Kall||Arthur||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||36th Company||258 |- |Karaszewski||Walter||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||27th Company||240 |- |Keffer||Chas. H.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Brig. Gen. Cress & Staff||224 |- |Kizer||James E.||2d Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||28th Company||242 |- |Kleinsmith||Charles||2d Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||28th Company||242 |- |Ladd||Jas. A.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Brig. Gen. Cress & Staff||224 |- |Landrum||R. R.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||29th Company||244 |- |Lawellin||Morley H.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade||30th Company||246 |- |Ledyard||Gilbert C.||2d Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||30th Company||246 |- |Link||J. R.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||29th Company||244 |- |Lohoefer||Julius L.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |Lohoefer||Julius L.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||35th Company||256 |- |Long||Charles Ray||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade||Headquarters Company||234 |- |Loyd||Ernest G.||2d Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||30th Company||246 |- |Mackenzie||H. H.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||31st Company||248 |- |Marshall||James D.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |Marshall||Jas. W.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||33rd Company||252 |- |Mayo||Gordon S.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Brig. Gen. Cress & Staff||224 |- |McBraun||James||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||34th Company||254 |- |McBraun||James B.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |McMorris||M.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |McMorris||Marglin||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||34th Company||254 |- |McNeill||Ragsdale||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |McNeill||Ragsdale||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||34th Company||254 |- |McWhirter||Olin P.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||34th Company||254 |- |McWhirter||Olin P.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||35th Company||256 |- |McWhister||O. P.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |Muckle||John B.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade||31st Company||248 |- |Nash||John L.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||31st Company||248 |- |Nourse||James B.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officers - 9th Battalion||228 |- |Nourse||James B.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||35th Company||256 |- |O'Brien||E. F.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||2nd Development Company||261 |- |Patton||Dave||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officer - 2nd Development Battalion||230 |- |Patton||Joe||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||29th Company||244 |- |Pendergast||Edward L.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade||27th Company||240 |- |Poe||Walter B.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade||26th Company||238 |- |Price||Frank||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officer - 2nd Development Battalion||230 |- |Riley||John R.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Brig. Gen. Cress & Staff||224 |- |Satterlee||Henry G.||2d Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||30th Company||246 |- |Shupp||Burton A.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||27th Company||240 |- |Smith||Benjamin E.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||Officer - 2nd Development Battalion||230 |- |Sohm||Joseph A.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade||34th Company||254 |- |Spaulding||Paul R.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade||36th Company||258 |- |Stacey||James H.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade||32nd Company||250 |- |Swartz||George||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||31st Company||248 |- |Swift||Wm. E.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade||25th Company||236 |- |Warren||Rawson||Lieut. Col.||165th Depot Brigade||Staff & Field Officers-Third Group||226 |- |Westfall||Arthur F.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||31st Company||248 |- |Yaylor||V. L.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade||29th Company||244 |- |Backes||Charles||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 1st Battalion||2nd Company||266 |- |Frias||David H.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade, 1st Battalion||2nd Company||266 |- |Hall||James N.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 1st Battalion||2nd Company||266 |- |Hartman||Charles F.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 1st Battalion||2nd Company||266 |- |Huffman||Hubert H.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 1st Battalion||2nd Company||266 |- |Segar||Jay E.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 1st Battalion||2nd Company||266 |- |Wheeler||Richard E.||Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 1st Battalion||2nd Company||266 |- |Mallory||Frank N.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 1st Development Battalion||1st Development Company||260 |- |Parker||Harry M.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 1st Development Battalion||1st Development Company||260 |- |Cowles||Roy||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 2nd Development Battalion||5th Development Company||263 |- |Dalby||James G.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade, 2nd Development Battalion||5th Development Company||263 |- |Patton, Jr.||Dave||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 2nd Development Battalion||5th Development Company||263 |- |Smith||Daniel E.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 2nd Development Battalion||5th Development Company||263 |- |Seele||Hermann H.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Battalion||11th Company||264 |- |Lane||Frank J.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Battalion||11th Company||264 |- |Russel||B.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Battalion||11th Company||264 |- |Rust||James S.||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Battalion||11th Company||264 |- |Daniels||Jack||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Development Battalion||12th Company||265 |- |Mackay||Chas. A.||1st Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Development Battalion||12th Company||265 |- |Condon||George||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Development Battalion||12th Company||265 |- |Murphy||General J.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Development Battalion||12th Company||265 |- |Murr||Gabrial A.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Development Battalion||12th Company||265 |- |Petri||Edward R.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Development Battalion||12th Company||265 |- |Rea||William R.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Development Battalion||12th Company||265 |- |Schad||Ernest||2nd Lieut.||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Development Battalion||12th Company||265 |- |Schwarz||Charles E.||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Development Battalion||12th Company||265 |- |Sekulich||George||1st Sergeant||165th Depot Brigade, 3rd Development Battalion||12th Company||265 |- |Bruce||James H.||1st Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Medical Detachment||212 |- |Clarke||Charles B.||1st Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "E"||213 |- |Doyle||Justin L.||1st Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "C:",213|| |- |Grimaldi||Michael||1st Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "A"||212 |- |Gross||Phillip W.||1st Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Ordnance Detachment||212 |- |Harris||Howell M.||1st Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Ordnance Detachment||212 |- |Ragsdale||William H.||1st Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "F"||213 |- |Stevens||John C.||1st Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "F"||213 |- |Brown||Andrew J.||1st Sergeant||18th Ammunition Train||Company "G:",213|| |- |Burt||Clarence M.||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Ordnance Detachment||212 |- |Coe||George C.||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "E"||213 |- |Colket||Percival C.||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "A"||212 |- |Conneally||James M.||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "F"||213 |- |Conway||William J.||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "B:",212|| |- |Crawford||Chas. E.||1st Sergeant||18th Ammunition Train||Company "F"||213 |- |Cunningham||George W.||1st Sergeant||18th Ammunition Train||Company "E"||213 |- |Drummond||James||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "C:",213|| |- |Fuller||Elwood||1st Sergeant||18th Ammunition Train||Company "B:",212|| |- |Gotthold||Roy||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "E"||213 |- |Griebenow||Ralph R.||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "D:",213|| |- |Griswold||William H.||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||||212 |- |Mills, Jr.||John D.||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "D:",213|| |- |O'Connell||James P.||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "B:",212|| |- |Rankin||Vernon E.||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "G:",213|| |- |Steincamp||Lynn J.||1st Sergeant||18th Ammunition Train||Company "C:",213|| |- |Wadman||James||2nd Lieut.||18th Ammunition Train||Company "G:",213|| |- |Williams||Lowell F.||1st Sergeant||18th Ammunition Train||Company "A"||212 |- |McCormick||Wm. H.||1st Lieut.||18th Division||Headquarters Troop||220 |- |Forsythe||Edward C.||1st Lieut.||18th F. A. Brigade Headquarters||Gen. Briggs & Staff||159 |- |Shutt||George P.||1st Lieut.||18th F. A. Brigade Headquarters||Gen. Briggs & Staff||159 |- |Thurlow||John W.||1st Lieut.||18th F. A. Brigade Headquarters||Gen. Briggs & Staff||159 |- |Weeks||Harold P.||1st Lieut.||18th F. A. Brigade Headquarters||Gen. Briggs & Staff||159 |- |Clyde||Thomas P.||2nd Lieut.||18th F. A. Brigade Headquarters||Gen. Briggs & Staff||159 |- |Davis||John C.||2nd Lieut.||18th F. A. Brigade Headquarters||Gen. Briggs & Staff||159 |- |Felker||Joseph K.||2nd Lieut.||18th F. A. Brigade Headquarters||Gen. Briggs & Staff||159 |- |Hennessey||Carleton T.||1st Lieut.||18th Military Police||Company "A"||214 |- |Mannix||John||2nd Lieut.||18th Military Police||Company "A"||214 |- |Blesse, M. C.||Frederick A.||1st Lieut., Commanding||18th Sanitary Train||Field Hospital No. 271||216 |- |Brown||H. O.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Ambulance Company 269||217 |- |Dimon, M. C.||John||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Ambulance Company No. 271||310 |- |Ledoux, M. C.||Lucien A.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Ambulance Company No. 272||310 |- |Longmire, M. C.||Victor M.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Field Hospital No. 270||216 |- |Lynch, M. C.||Treau P.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Ambulance Company 270||217 |- |Lyon, M. C.||William E.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Ambulance Company No. 271||310 |- |Martin, M. C.||Wallace P.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Field Hospital No. 269||216 |- |May||H. Cammeron||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Ambulance Company 269||217 |- |McNaught, M. C.||Joseph F.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Ambulance Company No. 272||310 |- |Meredith, M. C.||Oscar O.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Ambulance Company No. 272||310 |- |Miles, S. C.||F. M.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Headquarters||216 |- |Minahan, M. C.||John J.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Field Hospital No. 272||217 |- |Mohrman, M. C.||Silas S.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Field Hospital No. 271||216 |- |O'Conor, M. C.||Vincent J.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Field Hospital No. 271||216 |- |Palmer, M. C.||Bascom H.||1st Lieut., Commanding||18th Sanitary Train||Field Hospital No. 272||217 |- |Paullus||George E.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Ambulance Company 269||217 |- |Pridgen, M. C.||Ross E.||1st Lieut., Commanding||18th Sanitary Train||Ambulance Company No. 271||310 |- |Speck, M. C.||Clyde M.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Ambulance Company No. 272||310 |- |Webster, M. C.||Howard H.||1st Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Field Hospital No. 272||217 |- |Fuller, Q. M. C.||Garth C.||2nd Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Headquarters||216 |- |Johnson||Ernest P.||1st Sergeant||18th Sanitary Train||Field Hospital No. 272||217 |- |Parrish, V. C.||Charles||2nd Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Headquarters||216 |- |Van Dercreek, Q. M. C.||Arhtur||2nd Lieut.||18th Sanitary Train||Headquarters||216 |- |VanKeuren||Paul||1st Drill Sergeant||18th Sanitary Train||Field Hospital No. 271||216 |- |Welch||Frank A.||1st Sergeant||18th Sanitary Train||Field Hospital No. 271||216 |- |McIver||J. D.||1st Lieut.||18th Supply Train||Company "A"||218 |- |Beatty||Joseph J.||2nd Lieut.||18th Supply Train||Company "C"||218 |- |Biddison||Wm. F.||2nd Lieut.||18th Supply Train||Company "C"||218 |- |Butler||Harry||2nd Lieut.||18th Supply Train||Company "F"||219 |- |Chaddick||Carl E.||2nd Lieut.||18th Supply Train||Company "D"||219 |- |Flaherty||Herbert J.||2nd Lieut.||18th Supply Train||Company "B"||218 |- |Mize||O. L.||2nd Lieut.||18th Supply Train||Company "A"||218 |- |Thompson||J. M.||2nd Lieut.||18th Supply Train||Company "D"||219 |- |Turner||George E.||2nd Lieut.||18th Supply Train||Company "E"||219 |- |Weesely||Arthur||2nd Lieut.||18th Supply Train||Company "F"||219 |- |McIver||Jas.||Lieut.||18th Train Headquarters & Militay Police||||314 |- |Chryst||Robert D.||1st Lieut.||18th Trench Mortar Battery||||197 |- |Cromwell||Arthur M.||2nd Lieut.||18th Trench Mortar Battery||||197 |- |Doran||Edmund W.||2nd Lieut.||18th Trench Mortar Battery||||197 |- |Lampkins||George T.||1st Sergeant||18th Trench Mortar Battery||||197 |- |Longley||Dwight H.||2nd Lieut.||18th Trench Mortar Battery||||197 |- |Richard||Raymond||2nd Lieut.||18th Trench Mortar Battery||||197 |- |Winslow||Carl J.||2nd Lieut.||18th Trench Mortar Battery||||197 |- |Belding||M. G.||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Col. Shipp & Staff||75 |- |Cutrer||John C.||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Company E||79 |- |Darr||James W.||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Supply Company||78 |- |Erlenborn||Alan||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Supply Company||78 |- |Eyster||G. S.||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Col. Shipp & Staff||75 |- |Gates||Warner B.||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Halsey||Frank W.||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Machine Gun Company||77 |- |Hartsfield||Wiley A.||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Company E||79 |- |King||E. C.||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Company "M"||86 |- |Mitchell||Eugene H.||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Pratt, Jr.||Thomas E.||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Machine Gun Company||77 |- |Roberts||Jess M.||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Company E||79 |- |Skerry||Leslie M.||1st Lieut.||19th Infantry||Supply Company||78 |- |Albanese||James||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Blanco||Mariano||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Bobbitt||Everett R.||1st Sergeant||19th Infantry||Headquarters Company||76 |- |Bolton||Fred A.||1st Sergeant||19th Infantry||Company "L"||85 |- |Bozzolo||Raymond||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Buckley||George E.||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Campbell||Lawrence||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Cerda||Matthew||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Charette||Hector||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Chokiski||Stevan F.||1st Sergeant||19th Infantry||Machine Gun Company||77 |- |Cielinski||Stanley||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Cobb||Austin C.||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Collins||James A.||1st Sergeant||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Finegan||Edward C.||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Gadar||Victor||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Gammon||Arthur||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Goodrich||Emery G.||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Gorski||Tony||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Gray||John H.||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Kay||Walter F.||1st Sergeant||19th Infantry||Company "F"||80 |- |Kieling||Harry J.||1st Sergeant||19th Infantry||Company "M"||86 |- |King||Donald D.||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Lehrmann||Edward||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Lewis||Milton T.||1st Sergeant||19th Infantry||Company E||79 |- |Madsen||Tinus||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Malik||Antonin||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Maneri||Peter||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |McCain||Barney||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Meek||Sterner St. Paul||2nd Lieut.||19th Infantry||Company E||79 |- |Meusewski||William||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Murphy||Mathew V.||1st Sergeant||19th Infantry||Company "G"||81 |- |Novacek||Charley||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Patterson||Ellis E.||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Reichelderfer||Harry||2d Lieut.||19th Infantry||Supply Company||78 |- |Roberts||Nollie||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Sedillo||Pablo||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Sheriff||James T.||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Sullivan||John W.||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Thompson||Charley O.||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Zachman||John P.||2nd Lieut.||19th Infantry||Machine Gun Company||77 |- |Zito||Nicholas||Private 1st Class||19th Infantry||Company "K"||84 |- |Creighton||Christopher||1st Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "F"||206 |- |Dodge||Joseph A.||1st Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "E"||205 |- |Lovelady||Ralph||1st Lieut.||218th Engineers||Medical Detachment||207 |- |Marchbanks||H. E.||1st Lieut.||218th Engineers||Col. Anderson & Staff||199 |- |Marchbanks||Howard E.||1st Lieut.||218th Engineers||Medical Detachment||207 |- |McEntire||Charles E.||1st Lieut.||218th Engineers||Medical Detachment||207 |- |McIntyre||Chas. E.||1st Lieut.||218th Engineers||Col. Anderson & Staff||199 |- |McIntyre||George E.||1st Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "A"||201 |- |Volk||Kenneth Q.||1st Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "C"||203 |- |Webster||Howard H.||1st Lieut.||218th Engineers||Col. Anderson & Staff||199 |- |Webster||Howard H.||1st Lieut.||218th Engineers||Medical Detachment||207 |- |Betts||Isaac F.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "C"||203 |- |Byers||J. M.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Col. Anderson & Staff||199 |- |Byers||John M.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "D"||204 |- |Crawford||R. C.||Lieut.-Col.||218th Engineers||Col. Anderson & Staff||199 |- |Fortier||Ernest C.||2d Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "A"||201 |- |Foster||A. K.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Col. Anderson & Staff||199 |- |Foster||George W.||2d Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "B"||202 |- |Gier||Eugene F.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "D"||204 |- |Heil||Gustave||1st Sergeant||218th Engineers||Company "F"||206 |- |Hood||James R.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "E"||205 |- |Jones||Paul C.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Col. Anderson & Staff||199 |- |Jones||William A.||2d Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "B"||202 |- |Kelly||Frank G.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "C"||203 |- |Macaskill||Donald||2d Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "B"||202 |- |Moore||Ray N.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "E"||205 |- |Murray||Harold S.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "F"||206 |- |Neuman||Warren R.||2d Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "A"||201 |- |Parrish||Chas.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Col. Anderson & Staff||199 |- |Pierson||Roland D.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "D"||204 |- |Reynolds||William L.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "D"||204 |- |Schlecht||William M.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "C"||203 |- |Scott||Edwin B.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "F"||206 |- |Slade||E. R.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Col. Anderson & Staff||199 |- |Smith||George A.||1st Sergeant||218th Engineers||Company "C"||203 |- |Snyder||Elmer||1st Sergeant||218th Engineers||Company "A"||201 |- |Spotts||Julian C.||2nd Lieut.||218th Engineers||Company "D"||204 |- |Dougherty||Cornelius A.||1st Lieut.||218th Field Signal Battalion||Company "B:",208|| |- |Gallagher||Wm. M.||2nd Lieut.||218th Field Signal Battalion||Company "C"||209 |- |Lankton||Wm. A.||2nd Lieut., Supply Officer||218th Field Signal Battalion||Supply Section||208 |- |Mulcahy||Frank H.||2nd Lieut.||218th Field Signal Battalion||Company "C"||209 |- |Widemire||E. L.||2nd Lieut., Battalion Adjutant||218th Field Signal Battalion||Headquarters Section||208 |- |Allison||Edwin M.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "A"||119 |- |Bailey||Richard F.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Machine Gun Company||117 |- |Barry||Thomas P.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "D"||122 |- |Bass||Louis T.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "E:",123|| |- |Bowen||Joshua S.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Headquarters Company||116 |- |Christenberry||Charles W.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "B"||120 |- |Creamer, Jr.||Joseph F.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "I"||127 |- |Cummings||Robert E.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Headquarters Company||116 |- |Dodson||Quaite||1st Lieut||35th Infantry||Company "F"||124 |- |Duncan||William H.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "L"||129 |- |Etheridge||Fletcher||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Headquarters Company||116 |- |Evans||Hugh M.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "M"||130 |- |Fannin||O. W.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "H"||126 |- |Farmer||Allison B.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "E:",123|| |- |Farrell||Desmond J.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Headquarters Company||116 |- |Glaze||Leo W.||1st Lieut||35th Infantry||Company "F"||124 |- |Hays||Jay||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "L"||129 |- |Heffner||Pete T.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "A"||119 |- |Heylmum||Edgar B.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "B"||120 |- |Horner||F. C.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "H"||126 |- |Howard||Martin L.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "A"||119 |- |Kerbow||Herbert R.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Supply Company||118 |- |Lewis, Jr.||Albert S.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "K"||128 |- |Lucan||Allan||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "L"||129 |- |Lynn||Bascom||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Medical Detachment||131 |- |Martin||Chester M.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "C"||121 |- |Martin||Thomas E.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "G"||125 |- |Myers||William H.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "B"||120 |- |Newberry||James H.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "B"||120 |- |Nisbet||Fred B.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "D"||122 |- |Norcott||Arnett||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "D"||122 |- |O'Donnell||William L.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Col. Frier & Staff||115 |- |O'Donnell||William L.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "K"||128 |- |Phelan||John R.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "M"||130 |- |Quick||Roy W.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Medical Detachment||131 |- |Reily||Paul P.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "A"||119 |- |Richards||Cyril K.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Col. Frier & Staff||115 |- |Ripley||Daniel H.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Col. Frier & Staff||115 |- |Rising||Harry N.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Machine Gun Company||117 |- |Seneff||George P.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "G"||125 |- |Shults||John B.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Machine Gun Company||117 |- |Smyser||Jacob W.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "K"||128 |- |Steel||Thomas B.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "M"||130 |- |Turner||D. A.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "H"||126 |- |Walker||Robert M.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "E:",123|| |- |Wear||Hugh A.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "C"||121 |- |Weimer||Harry||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "I"||127 |- |Wentz||Jesse F.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "D"||122 |- |Whiteman, Jr.||Chas. P.||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "C"||121 |- |Yesson||Zigmunt||1st Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "M"||130 |- |Allen||Harry B.||1st Sergeant||35th Infantry||Company "D"||122 |- |Conway||Charles C.||1st Sergeant||35th Infantry||Company "F"||124 |- |Cummings||Charles||1st Sergeant||35th Infantry||Company "H"||126 |- |Fenton||Dennis||1st Sergeant||35th Infantry||Machine Gun Company||117 |- |Geeraerts||Joseph||2nd Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "F"||124 |- |Jenkins||Charles E.||1st Sergeant||35th Infantry||Company "L"||129 |- |Klusmeier||Henry||1st Sergeant||35th Infantry||Company "I"||127 |- |Kohl||Charles||2nd Lieut.||35th Infantry||Headquarters Company||116 |- |McNamee||Alfred A.||2nd Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "B"||120 |- |Morel||Wilbur A.||1st Sergeant||35th Infantry||Headquarters Company||116 |- |Nelson||Willie||1st Sergeant||35th Infantry||Company "K"||128 |- |Nolan||Maurice E.||1st Sergeant||35th Infantry||Supply Company||118 |- |Plummer||Bert||1st Sergeant||35th Infantry||Company "M"||130 |- |Rodgers||Charles L.||1st Sergeant||35th Infantry||Company "G"||125 |- |Schaefer||Jos. W.||1st Sergeant||35th Infantry||Company "E:",123|| |- |Semler||Adolph||2nd Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "I"||127 |- |Sharman||George H.||2nd Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "L"||129 |- |Smith||Hermie E.||1st Sergt.||35th Infantry||Company "B"||120 |- |Williams||Herbert B.||2nd Lieut.||35th Infantry||Company "M"||130 |- |Morgan||Henry J.||2d Lieut., Aide De Camp||35th Infantry Brigade||Col. Shipp & Staff||73 |- |Badeaux||George I.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Medical Detachment||170 |- |Badeaux, M. C.||George I.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Col. McP. Rutherford & Staff||161 |- |Cathcart||Robert M.||1st. Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||165 |- |Cogbill||Marcus A.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||167 |- |Craig||Murray W.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||162 |- |Crowl||Eugene C.||1st. Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||165 |- |Cumming||William S.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||168 |- |Cummings||Maurice K.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||167 |- |Cunningham||S. R.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||169 |- |Emerson||Bispham||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Col. McP. Rutherford & Staff||161 |- |Emerson||Bispham H.||1st Lieut., Commanding||52nd Field Artillery||Supply Company||163 |- |Estes||Tom G.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||162 |- |Farr||Frank V.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||169 |- |Farr||Frank V.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||164 |- |Featherstone||Herbert E.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||169 |- |Hobson||Charles N.||1st. Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||165 |- |LeBeau||Oscar T.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||164 |- |Manning||Andrew A.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||166 |- |McLain||Charles W.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Medical Detachment||170 |- |Shutt||George P.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||168 |- |Stark||David H.||1st Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||166 |- |Adkins||Walter||1st Sergeant||52nd Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||162 |- |Baker||Talmadge||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||166 |- |Benson||George E.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||165 |- |Boles||Buell L.||1st Sergeant||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||164 |- |Brodt||Alden F.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||165 |- |Catlin||William F.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||168 |- |Cohen||Sultan G.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||168 |- |Conklin||Asa B.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||169 |- |Cook||William T.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||167 |- |Cooper||Homer M.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||168 |- |Cooper||Homer M.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||162 |- |Covington||Wm. L.||Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||167 |- |Crane, Jr.||Frederick G.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||164 |- |Griffing||Aaron B.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Supply Company||163 |- |Griffith||Barton||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||166 |- |Griffith||George P.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Supply Company||163 |- |Griffith||Henry W.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||169 |- |Gruber||Joseph O.||1st Sergeant||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||165 |- |Hawkinson||George L.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||162 |- |Hoppe||Harold O.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||164 |- |Klipple||Graydon E.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||168 |- |Lutz||John R.||1st Sergeant||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||169 |- |Maddox||Lofton V.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||166 |- |McConkey||Clyde||Lieut. Colonel||52nd Field Artillery||Col. McP. Rutherford & Staff||161 |- |Moore||Chester D.||1st Sergeant||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||168 |- |Nelms||Jess||1st Sergeant||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||167 |- |O'Reilly||John J.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Col. McP. Rutherford & Staff||161 |- |O'Reilly||John J.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||162 |- |Quinn||Amos P.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||167 |- |Renstrom||R. E.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||166 |- |Sheppard||Denzel T.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||165 |- |Taylor||W. L.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||166 |- |Treen||Edward W.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||164 |- |Turner||Jesse A.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||162 |- |Turner||Jessie A.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Col. McP. Rutherford & Staff||161 |- |William||Clark E.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||168 |- |Wood||Charles L.||1st Sergeant||52nd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||166 |- |May, M. C.||H. C.||1st Lieut.||52nd Machine Gun Battalion||Captain Farris & Staff||154 |- |Sweet||Charles E.||1st Lieut.||52nd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "A"||155 |- |Bartulewicz||Leo J.||1st Sergeant||52nd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "A"||155 |- |Bradley||Glen||2nd Lieut.||52nd Machine Gun Battalion||Captain Farris & Staff||154 |- |Grant||Yvo R.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "A"||155 |- |Means||John D.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "B"||156 |- |Nowicki||H.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Machine Gun Battalion||Captain Farris & Staff||154 |- |Paraday||Charles F.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "B"||156 |- |Pearson||Clarence J.||2nd Lieut.||52nd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "A"||155 |- |Cook||Roger A.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||181 |- |Dazey||Francis M. H.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||181 |- |Delihant||William T.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||178 |- |James||Edward D.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Medical Detachment||182 |- |Jones||John B.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||176 |- |Moore||John B.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||180 |- |Moore||Rogers T.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||176 |- |Murrell||Ralph E.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Medical Detachment||182 |- |O'Keefe||William C.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||177 |- |Renfrew||James R.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Veterinary Detachment||182 |- |Scott||Maylon E.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||176 |- |Scott||Ralph L.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Supply Company||175 |- |Stevens||Guy G.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Veterinary Detachment||182 |- |Vail||Robert W.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||180 |- |Van Fleet||George F.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Supply Company||175 |- |Van Norstrand||Howell||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||179 |- |Vanderwaal||William M.||1st Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||177 |- |Armstrong||Franklin G.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||180 |- |Bauer||Carl H.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||178 |- |Cloke||Allen D.||2d Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Supply Company||175 |- |Clow||William T.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||177 |- |Cobb||Raymond W.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||181 |- |Cole||Marshall E.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||179 |- |Coleman||William E.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||180 |- |Compton||Russell A.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||179 |- |Condon||John J.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||178 |- |Cooper||F. A.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||178 |- |Cooper||Frederick S.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||177 |- |Curtis||Willard H.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||176 |- |Cutler||Harry S.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||180 |- |Dailey||Arthur A.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||179 |- |Dalton||William d.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||179 |- |Daniel||Hal||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||180 |- |Davidson||Franklin G.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||181 |- |Denny||Harry||1st Sergeant||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||181 |- |Elliott||Thomas J.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||181 |- |Evans||Ruch E.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||177 |- |Fisher||William F.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||176 |- |Gray||Reuben E.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||179 |- |Grimball||Ernest W.||2d Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Supply Company||175 |- |Griswold||Richard W.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||181 |- |Groenert||John E.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||180 |- |Isherwood||George N.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||176 |- |Kluss||Harry J.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||177 |- |Knowles||William M.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||178 |- |Matthias||Robert A. W.||1st Sergt.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||177 |- |McDonald||William J.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||181 |- |McPherson||Paul V.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||177 |- |Merrill||Gordon E.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||178 |- |Moore||James L.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||181 |- |Moore||John B.||Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Col. W. S. Wood & Staff||173 |- |Morrow||Guy||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "E"||180 |- |O'Connor||Clarence W.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||178 |- |Patterson||Robert T. L.||1st Sergeant||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||179 |- |Payne||Roscoe||1st Class Private||53rd Field Artillery||Veterinary Detachment||182 |- |Pease||Crowell E.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||177 |- |Pruett||Maston H.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||179 |- |Shaffer||Harry||1st Sergeant||53rd Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||174 |- |Sims||Eugene||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||178 |- |Spelich||Joseph E.||1st Sergeant||53rd Field Artillery||Medical Detachment||182 |- |Strock||Louis H.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "D"||179 |- |Thompson||Harry R.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||176 |- |Thompson||Horace||1st Sergeant||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "C"||178 |- |Van Fleet||George F.||Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Col. W. S. Wood & Staff||173 |- |Vreeland||Richard S.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "A"||176 |- |Wells||Joseph M.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "F"||181 |- |Werlein||Philip P.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Field Artillery||Battery "B"||177 |- |Martin||Wallace P.||1st Lieut.||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Major Jowitt & Staff||106 |- |Crosby||Ralph B.||2d Lieut.||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "B"||108 |- |Dagger||Alexander||2nd Lieut.||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "D"||110 |- |Davis||Karl R.||Lieut.||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "A"||107 |- |Leary||John B. Rex||2d Lieut.||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "B"||108 |- |Loubat||Frank J. C.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Major Jowitt & Staff||106 |- |Miller||Oscar||Lieut.||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "C"||109 |- |Munro||Alexander M.||Lieut.||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "A"||107 |- |Palm||Herbert J.||1st Sergeant||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "C"||109 |- |Prather||Thomas E.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Major Jowitt & Staff||106 |- |Richter||Henry C.||Lieut.||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "A"||107 |- |Shanley||James F.||1st Sergeant||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "A"||107 |- |Wallace||John W.||2nd Lieut.||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "D"||110 |- |Welty||Arthur C.||1st Sergeant||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "D"||110 |- |Wilson||Fred C.||Lieut.||53rd Machine Gun Battalion||Company "C"||109 |- |Booker||Roy G.||1st Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||186 |- |Bragg||Culver C.||1st Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "F"||193 |- |Eldered||Floyd F.||1st Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "C"||190 |- |Fisher||Archibald W.||1st Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "F"||193 |- |Lyle, M. C.||Charles F.||1st Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Medical Detachment||194 |- |Milliman||Ross L.||1st Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "C"||190 |- |Nitsche, M. C.||Ernest W.||1st Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Medical Detachment||194 |- |Philips||William F.||1st Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "D"||191 |- |Quail||John J.||1st Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "B"||189 |- |Scurlock||Alonzo C.||1st Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "E"||192 |- |Snyder||Lyston G.||1st Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "E"||192 |- |Whittingham||Edward R.||1st Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "B"||189 |- |Brumfield||Alva A.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "D"||191 |- |Carll||James H.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||186 |- |Chilton||John B.||2d Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "F"||193 |- |Clute||Gerald P.||Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Lieut.-Col. Rutledge & Staff||185 |- |Clute||Gerald P.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||186 |- |Clyde||Thomas P.||2d Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "F"||193 |- |Cobb||Oliver C.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "D"||191 |- |Coe||Guy R.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Supply Company||187 |- |Collins||Chester P.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "E"||192 |- |Collins||Winthrop I.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "A"||188 |- |Cone||Alfred J.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "E"||192 |- |Conover||Andrew E.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "B"||189 |- |Cooke||Edwin D.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "A"||188 |- |Cooper||Harry F.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Supply Company||187 |- |Dahl||Oscar||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||186 |- |Dahlquist||Scott A.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "A"||188 |- |Dallmeyer||Alvin R.||Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Lieut.-Col. Rutledge & Staff||185 |- |Dallmeyer||Alvin R.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||186 |- |Davidson||Henry C.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "B"||189 |- |Davis||Alfred E.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "C"||190 |- |Davis||John C.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "B"||189 |- |Davis, Jr.||John S. N.||2d Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "F"||193 |- |Deege||Alan||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||186 |- |Felker||Joseph K.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "D"||191 |- |Flynn||Raymond P.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "A"||188 |- |Goldston||Walter L.||2d Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "F"||193 |- |Hinman||Ralph S.||1st Sergeant||54th Field Artillery||Battery "F"||193 |- |Jervis||Paul F.||2d Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "F"||193 |- |Keehn||David M.||1st Sergeant||54th Field Artillery||Battery "B"||189 |- |Kerr||Raymond||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "C"||190 |- |Koerner||C. W.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||186 |- |Long||Hallock P.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "C"||190 |- |Lowrey||William T.||2d Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "F"||193 |- |Luckinbill||John Mas||1st Sergeant||54th Field Artillery||Supply Company||187 |- |McCurdy||William G.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "B"||189 |- |Nichol||Walter R.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "E"||192 |- |Nolan||John A.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "D"||191 |- |Pierce||William L.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||186 |- |Powell||Jack H.||1st Sergeant||54th Field Artillery||Battery "D"||191 |- |Revello||Martin J.||1st Sergeant||54th Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||186 |- |Roberts||Ray T.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "E"||192 |- |Russell||Murray||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Supply Company||187 |- |Rutledge||Robert C.||Lieut.-Col.||54th Field Artillery||Lieut.-Col. Rutledge & Staff||185 |- |Shaw||Thomas K.||1st Sergeant||54th Field Artillery||Battery "C"||190 |- |Stark||Thomas V.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "C"||190 |- |Stock||Alexander||1st Sergeant||54th Field Artillery||Battery "A"||188 |- |Sutton||William L.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "D"||191 |- |Telfer||Archibald S.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "E"||192 |- |Washington||Paul McE.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "B"||189 |- |Welday||Roy A.||2d Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "F"||193 |- |Wiggin||Edward N.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Battery "A"||188 |- |Wynkoop||Adrian G.||2nd Lieut.||54th Field Artillery||Headquarters Company||186 |- |Acton||P. R.||1st Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |Acton||Paul R.||1st Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "B"||152 |- |Kennon||B. C.||1st Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |Coad||P. E.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |Coad||Paul E.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "A"||152 |- |Cook||Emmet M.||2nd Lieut., Supply Officer||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Headquarters||152 |- |Cooke||E. M.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |Hardison||C. H.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |Hardison||C. H.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "B"||152 |- |Hartness||Walter S.||1st Sergeant||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "B"||152 |- |Jenkins||O. A.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |Jenkins||Oran A.||2nd Lieut, Adjutant||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Headquarters||152 |- |Kantin||A. W.||1st Sergeant||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "D"||153 |- |Manifold||C. B.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |Manifold||Courtland B.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "C"||153 |- |McCune||C. M.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |McCune||Chas. N.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "A"||152 |- |McGregor||C. E.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "B"||152 |- |McGregor||C. M.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |McKee||J. L.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |McKee||John L.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "B"||152 |- |Nelson||L. F.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |Nelson||Lawrence F.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "D"||153 |- |Rash||J. R.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |Rash||Joseph W.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "C"||153 |- |Sullivan, Jr.||Jerimiah J.||1st Sergeant||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "A"||152 |- |Taylor||Morris M.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "A"||152 |- |Toepfer||J. A.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Maj. DeRohan & Officers||151 |- |Toepfer||John A.||2nd Lieut.||54th Machine Gun Battalion||Company "D"||153 |- |Aubineau||Paul J.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "D"||96 |- |Brettell||John B.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "A"||93 |- |Brown||W.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Colonel Cecil & Staff||89 |- |DeGraffenried||Garland||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "D"||96 |- |Ellis||Gordon M.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "B:",94|| |- |Getgay||John||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Supply Company||92 |- |Gibson||R. A.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Headquarters Company||90 |- |Giles||Edward M.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "C:",95|| |- |Hale||Clyde E.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "E"||97 |- |Higgins||John M.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "F"||98 |- |Jarrell||William H.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Supply Company||92 |- |Knapp||Leslie G.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "C:",95|| |- |Kremer||Lawrence N.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "K"||102 |- |Little||Edward O.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "M"||104 |- |MacLachlan||Thonas||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "K"||102 |- |McManus||Francis S.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "F"||98 |- |Means||Lewis M.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "A"||93 |- |Peterson||Carl A.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "M"||104 |- |Peyton||Robert L.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "L"||103 |- |Reynolds||William H.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Machine Gun Company||91 |- |Rounds||W. A.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Colonel Cecil & Staff||89 |- |Schwartz||William W.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "D"||96 |- |Schwarzmeier||Frank M.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "B:",94|| |- |Shapre||Douglas S.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "H"||100 |- |Spinks||Marion A.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "L"||103 |- |Starbuck||Edgar D.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "M"||104 |- |Sullivan||Edward D.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "E"||97 |- |Thacker, M. C.||E. F. G.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Colonel Cecil & Staff||89 |- |Thames||H. H.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Colonel Cecil & Staff||89 |- |Washburn||Frank E.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "I"||101 |- |West||Harry||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "E"||97 |- |Withrow||Chas. M.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Headquarters Company||90 |- |Zorn||William T.||1st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "B:",94|| |- |Balding||James R.||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "K"||102 |- |Blair||Walter R.||!st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "G"||99 |- |Bodecker||John P.||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "B:",94|| |- |Cleveland||Lloyd S.||!st Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "G"||99 |- |Crossen||Henry T.||2nd Lieut.||85th Infantry||Headquarters Company||90 |- |Davis||Elmer E.||2nd Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "L"||103 |- |Drake||Richard J.||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "E"||97 |- |Elliott||Wiley L.||2nd Lieut.||85th Infantry||Headquarters Company||90 |- |Evans||Rufford O.||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "C:",95|| |- |Geriba||Sranley||2nd Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "C:",95|| |- |Goddard||Frank||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "I"||101 |- |Granzow||Redmond||2nd Lieut.||85th Infantry||Supply Company||92 |- |Haardt||Otto H.||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "M"||104 |- |Klein, Jr.||George A.||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "A"||93 |- |Louthan||George M.||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "F"||98 |- |Love||John W.||2nd Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "G"||99 |- |Milliard||Peter L.||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "D"||96 |- |Moore||James L.||2nd Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "F"||98 |- |Moskowitz||Samuel||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "B:",94|| |- |Newport||Ulysses S.||Sergeant (1st Sergt.)||85th Infantry||Headquarters Company||90 |- |Pickens||Edward H.||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Supply Company||92 |- |Pruyn||J. McE.||Lieut.-Col.||85th Infantry||Colonel Cecil & Staff||89 |- |Scott||Arthur F.||2nd Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "K"||102 |- |Stewart||Earl I.||2nd Lieut.||85th Infantry||Supply Company||92 |- |Templeton||Fred A.||2nd Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "M"||104 |- |Thomas||C.||2nd Lieut.||85th Infantry||Colonel Cecil & Staff||89 |- |Tonder||Lawrence||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "H"||100 |- |Vaughan||Chester R.||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Machine Gun Company||91 |- |Wiswell||Irvin A.||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "A"||93 |- |Wood||Thomas J.||1st Sergeant||85th Infantry||Company "G"||99 |- |Yecker||Paul C.||2nd Lieut.||85th Infantry||Company "B:",94|| |- |Feltner||Robert H.||1st Lieut.||86th Inf.||Col. Sillman & Staff||133 |- |Gress||Charles R.||1st Lieut.||86th Inf.||Col. Sillman & Staff||133 |- |Heaton||William E.||1st Lieut.||86th Inf.||Col. Sillman & Staff||133 |- |Homan||Ralph H.||1st Lieut.||86th Inf.||Col. Sillman & Staff||133 |- |Bradley||Richard E.||2nd Lieut.||86th Inf.||Col. Sillman & Staff||133 |- |Bagaley||Edward T.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "C"||139 |- |Black||Walter S.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "A"||137 |- |Bratton||Earl W.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "B"||138 |- |Calkins||Walter W.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "K"||146 |- |Chaney||Francis M.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "E"||141 |- |Creson||Thomas K.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "K"||146 |- |Crim||Caspar R.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Headquarters Company||134 |- |Dorris, M. C.||Richard P.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Medical Detachment||149 |- |Fitzpatrick||James C.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Headquarters Company||134 |- |Forman||Henry J.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "F"||142 |- |Gardner||Glenn P.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "I"||145 |- |Geiselman||Leonard G.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "L"||147 |- |Gilliland||Harold E.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "L"||147 |- |Gray, Jr.||Baron D.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "H"||144 |- |Heidenreich||John C.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "I"||145 |- |Homan||Ralph H.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "F"||142 |- |Hubbard||Harold J.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "D:",140|| |- |Jenkins||Mitchell||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "A"||137 |- |King, M. C.||James T.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Medical Detachment||149 |- |LeRoy||Clinton L.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Headquarters Company||134 |- |Livingston||Lovic W.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "L"||147 |- |Mann||William A.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "D:",140|| |- |Myatt||Mark A.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "D:",140|| |- |Nathan||Winfrey G.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "G"||143 |- |Rucker||George N.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Machine Gun Company||135 |- |Stoddard||Jeron C.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "B"||138 |- |Van Meter||Glenn E.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "L"||147 |- |Wilson||Leonard A.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "E"||141 |- |Yeager||Beebe W.||1st Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "C"||139 |- |Applegate||Ernest E.||2nd Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "A"||137 |- |Berkbigler||Leonard B.||2nd Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "I"||145 |- |Connelly||Michael||2nd Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "B"||138 |- |Correu||Silas||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Company "M"||148 |- |Crowley||Charles P.||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Company "L"||147 |- |Cunningham||William f.||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Company "A"||137 |- |Cusic||Bartholomew S.||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Company "C"||139 |- |Edens||Jean||Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "M"||148 |- |Greenwell||Charles S.||2nd Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "H"||144 |- |Jonke||Anton||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Company "K"||146 |- |LaSaliniere||Kenneth E.||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Supply Company||136 |- |Marcus||Abe||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Company "H"||144 |- |McDonald||Joe||2nd Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "C"||139 |- |McHenry||Mike K.||2nd Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "F"||142 |- |McPherson||Kenneth||Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "M"||148 |- |Merrill||Fred A.||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Headquarters Company||134 |- |Park||Luther A.||2nd Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "F"||142 |- |Pollik||Edward J.||2d Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "E"||141 |- |Pool||Harrison H.||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Company "B"||138 |- |Richardson||John M.||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Company "D:",140|| |- |Spann||Arthur R.||2nd Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "G"||143 |- |Stelzner||Albert H.||2nd Lieut.||86th Infantry||Company "K"||146 |- |Twiss||Harold S.||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Company "E"||141 |- |Williams||Joe A.||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Company "G"||143 |- |Wood||Ebb||1st Sergeant||86th Infantry||Company "I"||145 |- |Bolinger||E. H.||1st Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Gilliam||Fred L.||1st Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Hicks||W. E.||1st Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Nash||John L.||1st Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Dunlevy||G. H.||2nd Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Eliason||H. C.||2nd Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Landrum||R. R.||2nd Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Link||Jesse R.||2nd Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Lloyd||E. G.||2nd Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |MacKenzie||H. H.||2nd Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Maska||E. A.||2nd Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Patton||Joe||2nd Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Satterlee||H. G.||2nd Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Schwartz||George||2nd Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Seibel||G.||2nd Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Taylor||Vernie E.||2nd Lieut.||8th Battalion||165th Depot Brigade||227 |- |Griffith||T. E.||Bn. Sgt. Major "1st Lieutenant"||Aide||||183 |- |Johnson||G. E.||Bn. Sgt. Major "1st Lieutenant"||Aide||||183 |- |Bolton||Boner C.||1st Class Sergeant, Sergeant Major||Base Hospital||Medical Department Detachment||284 |- |Pratt||Frederick E.||1st Class Sergeant, Personnel Sergeant||Base Hospital||Medical Department Detachment||284 |- |Bingaman||L. A.||1st Lieut.||Board of Review||||295 |- |Cross||Roland R.||1st Lieut.||Board of Review||||295 |- |Kavanagh||Joseph J.||1st Lieut.||Board of Review||||295 |- |Adams||Roy H.||1st Lieut.||Brig. Gen. Estes & Camp Staff||||20 |- |Livezey||Fred M.||1st Lieut.||Brig. Gen. Estes & Camp Staff||||20 |- |McGale||David A.||1st Lieut.||Brig. Gen. Estes & Camp Staff||Motor Transport Company||20 |- |Rinsland||Henry D.||1st Lieut.||Brig. Gen. Estes & Camp Staff||||20 |- |Schaufele||Herbert J.||1st Lieut.||Brig. Gen. Estes & Camp Staff||gas officer||20 |- |Whitfield||Raymond P.||1st Lieut.||Brig. Gen. Estes & Camp Staff||Liberty Theatre officer||20 |- |Egan||Richard J.||2nd Lieut.||Brig. Gen. Estes & Camp Staff||||20 |- |Gray||John C.||2nd Lieut.||Brig. Gen. Estes & Camp Staff||adjutant 412th Reserve Labor Bn.||20 |- |Aird, M. C.||Andrew J.||1st Lieut.||Camp Infirmary No. 9||||287 |- |Baze, M. C.||Perry A.||1st Lieut.||Camp Infirmary No. 9||||287 |- |Clawater, M. C.||Earl W.||1st Lieut.||Camp Infirmary No. 9||||287 |- |Dufner, M. C.||Carl T.||1st Lieut.||Camp Infirmary No. 9||||287 |- |Long, Jr., M. C.||Gebhard J.||1st Lieut.||Camp Infirmary No. 9||||287 |- |Kretchmer||Otto E.||2nd Lieut.||Camp Medical Supply Depot Detachment||||279 |- |McConnell||John G.||1st Sergeant||Camp Medical Supply Depot Detachment||||279 |- |Pershing, Jr.||James F.||2nd Lieut.||Camp Medical Supply Depot Detachment||||279 |- |Porter||Luther G.||1st Sergeant||Camp Medical Supply Depot Detachment||||279 |- |Thurman||Lawrence G.||1st Sergeant||Camp Medical Supply Depot Detachment||||279 |- |Whitaker||Ernest W.||1st Sergeant||Camp Medical Supply Depot Detachment||||279 |- |Richardson||Charles E.||1st Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Ardery||Charles W.||2nd Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Bradley||Aloysius B.||2nd Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Bunkley||Foster H.||2nd Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Charlton||Oran R.||2nd Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Ford||Clyde V.||2nd Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Galbraith||John R.||2nd Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Gallagher||William M.||2nd Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Garrison||George C.||2nd Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Lightburn||John||2nd Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Ligon||Ben A.||2nd Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Mohnkern||Paul M.||2nd Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Novich||George||2nd Lieut.||Camp Supply Office||Officers||29 |- |Feustermacher||Rene I.||Lieut.||Eighteenth Division||Brigadier General Estes & Staff||70 |- |Glass||George W.||Lieut.||Eighteenth Division||Brigadier General Estes & Staff||70 |- |Hall||Henry W.||Lieut. Col., signal officer||Eighteenth Division||Brigadier General Estes & Staff||70 |- |Hofman||Augustine A.||Lieut. Col., quartermaster||Eighteenth Division||Brigadier General Estes & Staff||70 |- |Jordan||Henry L.||Lieut. Col., inspector||Eighteenth Division||Brigadier General Estes & Staff||70 |- |McCormick||W. H.||First Lieut.||Eighteenth Division||Brigadier General Estes & Staff||70 |- |Morgan, Jr.||Henry J.||Lieut.||Eighteenth Division||Brigadier General Estes & Staff||70 |- |Purser||Francis E.||Lieut.||Eighteenth Division||Brigadier General Estes & Staff||70 |- |Severson||Charles F.||Lieut. Col., machine gun officer||Eighteenth Division||Brigadier General Estes & Staff||70 |- |Huger||Charles O.||1st Lieut.||Fire Truck & Hose Company No. 315||||298 |- |Hogan||Joseph L.||2nd Lieut.||Fire Truck & Hose Company No. 315||||298 |- |Ader||Jacob||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Baker||William J.||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Baldwin||John W.||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Bush||L. M.||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Calvelli||Eugene||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Hays||P. L.||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Herschle||H. G.||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Howard||Robert H.||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Lovelady||Ralph||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Nisbet||D. H.||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Reeves||S. W.||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Seebold||Herman B.||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Stein||M. I.||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Traxler||J. F.||1st Lieut.||Medical Examining Board||Mustering Out Station||295 |- |Mefrem, M. T. C.||Leslie C.||1st Lieut.||Motor Transport||Company 353||292 |- |Wood||Clare H.||1st Classs Sergeant, Truckmaster||Motor Transport||Company 353||292 |- |Anderson||W. W.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Blesse||Frederick A.||1st Lieut., Medical Corps||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Brown||Harold O.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Dimon||John||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |LeDoux||L. A.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Longmire||V. M.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Loos||H. H.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Lynch||T. P.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Lyon||William E.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Martin||W. P.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |May||H. C.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |May||H. F.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |McNaught||J. F.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Meredith||O. O.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Miles||F. M.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Minahan||J. J.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Mohrman||S. S.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Neely||Jubal A.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |O'Connor||Vincent J.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Palmer||Bascom H.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Paullus||George E.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Pridgen||Ross E.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Speck||Clyde M.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Webster||Howard H.||1st Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Fuller||Garth C.||2nd Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Vandercreek||A. J.||2nd Lieut.||Officers - 18th Sanitary Train||||215 |- |Abeny||W. R.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Allen||T. G.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Baumgarten||R. C.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Bingeman||L. C.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Blankenship||R. C.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Brereton||G. E.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Brewer||T. C.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Butler||J. O.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Clark||W. A.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Collins||L. D.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Cunningham||H. L.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Dimon||John||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Downs||E. B.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Fields||B. W.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Greer||A. E.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Hall||N. C.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Halpern||Geo.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Hargrove||R. M.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Harris||J. E.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Herrin||Phillip||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Howard||R. H.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Johnston||D. E.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Larrison||G. D.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Lauder||C. H.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |McCarthy||J. D.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |McNamara||F. W.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Middlebrook||J. R.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Nesbit||D. H.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Noble||Walter||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Oden||P. W.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Patton||W. G.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Richards||J. L.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Rutherford||B. C.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Sanger||B. J.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Smith||F. M.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Throlkeld||H. F.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Tobias||H. W.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Treadgold||G. D.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Tyler||R. E.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Walther||R. A.||Lieut.||Officers - Base Hospital||||36 |- |Hilsinger||George||1st Lieut.||Ordnance Depot||Officers||42 |- |Brady||B. V.||2nd Lieut.||Ordnance Depot||Officers||42 |- |Deutz||Howard||2nd Lieut.||Ordnance Depot||Officers||42 |- |Jones||Guy W.||2nd Lieut.||Ordnance Depot||Officers||42 |- |Reebel||Earle P.||2nd Lieut.||Ordnance Depot||Officers||42 |- |Brady||Bernard V.||2nd Lieut.||Ordnance Detachment||||282 |- |Deutz||Howard||2nd Lieut.||Ordnance Detachment||||282 |- |Jones||Guy W.||2nd Lieut.||Ordnance Detachment||||282 |- |Reebel||Earle P.||2nd Lieut.||Ordnance Detachment||||282 |- |Smith||C. R.||1st Lieut.||Provost Guard||Officers||289 |- |Zudeck||E. L.||1st Lieut.||Provost Guard||Officers||289 |- |Boyd||J. L.||2nd Lieut.||Provost Guard||Officers||289 |- |Dumaine||A. L.||2nd Lieut.||Provost Guard||Officers||289 |- |Foley||W. F.||2nd Lieut.||Provost Guard||Officers||289 |- |Stevenson||H. W.||2nd Lieut.||Provost Guard||Officers||289 |- |McSwain||Edward B.||1st Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Ardery||Charles W.||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Bradley||Aloysius B.||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Bunkley||Foster H.||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Charlton||Oran R.||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Ford||Clyde V.||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Galbraith||John R.||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Gallagher||William M.||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Gray||Charles C.||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Korschal||Arthur||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Ligon||Ben A.||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Mayer||Fred||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Mohnkern||Paul M.||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Novich||George||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Raube||Henry F.||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |Rinehart||Raymond V.||2nd Lieut.||Quartermaster Corps Detachment||||280 |- |McGale||David A.||1st Lieut., M. T. C.||Service Park Unit 348||||300 |- |Denike||||1st Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||Officer||23 |- |Denike||John S.||1st Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||||276 |- |Dunlap||B. C.||1st Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||Officer||23 |- |Dunlap||Byron C.||1st Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||||276 |- |Huber||H. O.||1st Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||Officer||23 |- |Laramey||F. E.||1st Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||Officer||23 |- |Laramey||Frank E.||1st Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||||276 |- |Wyse||James W.||1st Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||||276 |- |Wysi||J. W.||1st Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||Officer||23 |- |Alderman||E. S.||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||Officer||23 |- |Alderman||Ernest S.||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||||276 |- |Diver||M. L.||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||Officer||23 |- |Diver||Mortimer L.||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||||276 |- |Froebel||G. H.||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||Officer||23 |- |Froebel||Guenther H.||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||||276 |- |Garvey||J. J.||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||Officer||23 |- |Garvey||James J.||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||||276 |- |Hogan||J. S.||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||Officer||23 |- |Nelson||W. H.||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||Officer||23 |- |Nelson||William H.||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||||276 |- |Stokes||Edward||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||Officer||23 |- |Stokes||Edward||2nd Lieut.||Utilities Detachment||||276 |- |Hermann||Wm.||1st Lieut.||||Brig. Gen. 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[[Category:The Alamo|The Alamo]][[Category:Battle of the Alamo, KIA]][[Category:Texas Revolution]] {{US History|sub-project=Texas}} [[Project:Texas|'''{{Blue|Texas Project}}''']] {{Image|file=Paula_s_Sources-136.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption='''The Alamo''' }} {{Profile of the Week |week = Third week of October 2014 }} {{Sticker | category = Battle of the Alamo, KIA | image = Paula_s_Sources-136.jpg | text = Defenders of the Alamo|image=Convicts-21.jpg}} ----- {{Image|file=Profile_Photo_s-58.png |align=c |size=400 |label=Defenders in the Battle of the Alamo }} Mexico was uneasy having such a large area as Texas with Increasing American immigrants, thus combined Texas with Coahuila, banned right of representation and banned further immigration to Texas.... '''The settlers kept coming'''. *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eyu3OIn5A00 Men of the A Siege of the Alamo] U-tube {{Image|file=Convicts-21.jpg |align=c |size=250 |caption=' }}{{clear}} This page lists the Defenders who were composed of native Tejanos, Americans, and European immigrants. The Defenders were in the Battle of the Alamo, February 23 – March 6, 1836 and killed, are listed here. The Mexican forces had been ordered to draw no quarter. After killing all participants, '''General Santa Anna ordered the bodies to be burned.''' {{Image|file=The_Great_War_Memorials.gif |align=c |size=200 |caption= }} {{Image|file=Historical_Art_of_Texas-13.jpg |align=c |size=440 |label=Alamo Cenotaph |caption=[http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/7/75/Historical_Art_of_Texas-13.jpg '''click here to see the full-size original image'''] }} ---- {{Image|file=Historical_Art_of_Texas-12.jpg |align=c |size=450 |label=Col Travis famous statement and signature |caption='''Source citation: [http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/gonreliefframe.htm Sons of DeWitt Colony, Texas]''' }} ---- {{Image|file=Historical_Art_of_Texas-15.jpg |align=c |size=400 |label=Epitaph of the Alamo Heroes. Cenotaph of Defenders |caption= [http://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/c/c5/Historical_Art_of_Texas-15.jpg '''click here to see the full-size original image'''] }} '''IN THE MEMORY of the HEROES WHO SACRIFICED THEIR LIVES AT THE ALAMO March 6, 1836 IN THE DEFENSE OF TEXAS. "THEY CHOSE NEVER TO SURRENDER NOR RETREAT~~ THESE BRAVE HEARTS WITH FLAG STILL PROUDLY WAVING PERISHED IN the FLAMES OF IMMORTALITY THAT THEIR HIGH SACRIFICE MIGHT LEAD TO THE FOUNDING OF THIS TEXAS''' *[[Neill-862 |James C Neill]] '''Colonel''' 1788, NC, to care of family, '''Survived''' *[[Travis-1346 |William Barrett Travis]] '''Colonel''' 1810, SC *[[Crockett-311| David H Crockett]], '''Colonel''', 1786, TN{{Image|file=McGregor-1223-1.jpg |align=l |size=150 |caption='''Crockett and McGregor''' }}{{Clear}} *[[Bowie-279|James R Bowie]] '''Colonel''' *[[Evans-9926|Robert Evans]] Major 1800 Ireland '''Captains''' *[[Baugh-316 | John J Baugh]] Capt, 1803 VA *[[Baker-15570 |William Charles M Baker]], Capt. MO *[[Blair-2165 |Samuel Blair]] Capt., 1807 TN *[[Blazeby-1|William Blazeby]], Capt., 1795, ENG *[[Carey-1663|William R. Carey]], Capt.,1806 VA *[[Dickinson-3470|Almaron Dickinson]] Capt. 1810 TN *[[Forsyth-703 |John Hubbard Forsyth]], Capt.1797, NY *[[Harrison-6254 |William B. Harrison]], Capt., 1811 OH * [[Martin-20637 |Albert Martin]], Capt. 1808, RI "Immortal 32" *[[White-20491|Robert White]], Capt. 1806 "Immortal 32" '''Lieutenants''' * [[Campbell-12124 |Robert Campbell]], LT, 1810 *[[Darst-6 | Jacob C. Darst]] LT, 1793 KY, "Immortal 32" *[[Jackson-12060 |William Daniel Jackson]], LT 1807 Ireland *[[Jameson-837|Green B. Jameson]], LT, 1809, KY *[[Jones-29880 |John Jones]], LT, 1810, NY *[[Kimble-296 | George C Kimble]],1803 PN *[[McCafferty-87 |Edward McCafferty]], LT *[[Melton-1187 |Eliel Melton]], LT, 1798, GA *[[Simmons-5042 |Cleveland Kinloch Simmons]], LT, 1810, SC *[[Bonham-375 |James Bonham]] 2nd LT, 1807, SC *[[Main-928 |George Washington Main]], 2nd LT, VA *[[Thurston-1109 | John M Thurston]] LT, 1812, PN *[[Zanco-2 | Charles Zanco]], PVT, LT, Denmark '''Sergeants''' *[[Williamson-4893 | Hiram J Williamson]], Sgt-Maj, PN * [[Abamillo-1 | Juan Abamillo]] Sgt., Texas *[[Badillo-7 | Juan A Badillo]], Sgt., Texas *[[Dimpkins-1|James R Dimpkins]], Sgt., England *[[Hersee-4 | William Daniel Hersee]] Sgt., 1805 England *[[McGregor-1223|John McGregor]]2nd Sgt., Scotland{{Image|file=McGregor-1223-1.jpg |align=l |size=150 |caption='''Crockett and McGregor''' }}{{Clear}} *[[Musselman-424 |Robert Musselman]], Sgt., 1805, OH *[[Nava-73 |Andréss Nava]], Sgt.,1810, TX *[[Robinson-12103 |Isaac Robinson]], 4th Sgt., 1808, Scotland *[[Smith-74120 | Joshua G. Smith]], Sgt. 1808 NC *[[Ward-10854 |William B Ward]] Sgt., 1806, Ireland * [[White-22287|Isaac White]] Sgt, Alabama or KY '''Corporals''' *[[Lightfoot-617|William John Lightfoot]], 3rd Cpl., 1805, KY *[[Jennings-3349 |Gordon C Jennings]], Cpl., 1780 CT {{Sticker | category = Battle of the Alamo, KIA | image = Paula_s_Sources-136.jpg | text = Defenders of the Alamo}} {{Clear}}
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USA, KIA|| [[Kellogg-880|John B Kellogg, Jr]] || Gonzales, '''{{Red| Immortal 32 KIA }}''' |- |[[Unknown-272273|Joe Unknown Travis]]|| USA, '''{{Blue|Survived, WIA}}'''|| [[Kenny-668|James Kenny]] || Virginia, KIA |- |[[Abamillo-1|Juan Abamillo]] ||Texas Tejano, KIA||[[Kent-2033|Andrew J Kent]]||Texian '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA }}''' |- |[[Allen-23409|James L Allen]] ||Kentucky '''{{Blue|Courier, Survived }}'''|| [[Kerr-3389|Joseph Kerr]] || Louisiana, KIA |- | [[Allen-16256 | Robert A Allen ]] ||Virginia, KIA ||[[Kimble-296|George C Kimble]] ||Pennsylvania, Gonzales '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}''' |- |[[Alsbury-31|Horace Alsbury]]||Kentucky, '''{{Blue|Courier}}'''|| [[King-13050|William P King]] || Gonzales, '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}''' |- |[[Andross-5|Mills DeForest Andross]]|| Vermont, KIA|| [[Lewis-15076|William Irvine Lewis]]|| Virginia, KIA |- |[[Autry-158|Micajah Autry]]||North Carolina, KIA||[[Lightfoot-617|John Wm Lightfoot]]||Kentucky, KIA |- |[[Badillo-7|Juan Antonio Badillo]] || Texas Tejano, KIA ||[[Lindley-784 |Jonathan Lindley]] ||Illinois, Gonzales'''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA }}''' |- |[[Bailey-8314|Peter James Bailey III]] || Kentucky, KIA||[[Linn-573|William Linn]]||Massachusetts, KIA |- |[[Baker-15708 |Isaac G Baker]]||Alabama, Gonzales '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}'''|| [[Lockhart-1264|Byrd Lockhart]]|| Texian, Gonzales,'''{{Blue|Courier, Survived}}''' |- |[[Baker-15570 |William C. Baker]] ||Missouri, KIA|| [[Losoya-5|Jose Toribio Losoya]] ||Texas Tejano KIA |- |[[Ballentine-127|John J Ballentine]] ||Pennsylvania, KIA|| [[Main-928|George W Main]] ||Virginia, KIA |- |[[Ballentine-126|Richard W Ballentine]] ||Scotland, KIA|| [[Maverick-121|Samuel A Maverick]]|| '''{{Blue|Survived Signer TX Independence}} ''' |- |[[Baugh-316|John J Baugh]]||VA KIA|| [[Malone-1889|William Malone]]||Alabama, KIA |- |[[Bayliss-264|Joseph Bayliss]] ||Tennessee, KIA|| [[Marshall-9934|Wm Marshall]]|| Tennessee, KIA |- |[[Blair-2214|John Blair]]||Tennessee, KIA||[[Martin-20637|Capt Albert Martin]]||Rhode island, Gonzales '''{{Red|Immortal 32, KIA}}''' |- |[[Blair-2165|Samuel Blair]] ||Tennessee, KIA|| [[McCafferty-87| Edward McCafferty]]||Ireland, KIA |- |[[Blazeby-1|William Blazeby]]||England KIA||[[McCoy-1369|Jesse McCoy]]||Tennessee, '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}''' |- |[[Bonham-375|James Bonham]] ||South Carolina KIA||[[McDowell-1774|William McDowell]]||Pennsylvania KIA |- |[[Bourne-990 |Daniel Bourne]] ||England KIA || [[McGee-2228|James McGee]]|| Ireland, KIA |- |'''[[Bowie-279|Col. James Bowie]]''' || Kentucky KIA|| [[McGregor-1223|John McGregor]] || Scotland KIA {{Image|file=McGregor-1223-1.jpg|align=r|size=35|caption=}}{{clear}} |- |[[Bowman-4127|Jesse B Bowman]]|| Tennessee, KIA|| [[McKinney-2506|Robert McKinney]]||Ireland KIA |- |[[Brown-34147|George Brown]] ||England KIA||[[Melton-1187 |Eliel Melton]]|| Georgia, KIA |- |[[Brown-51852 |Robert Brown]]|| USA, KIA || [[Miller-25478|Thomas R Miller]] ||Texian, Gonzales '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}''' |- |[[ Buchanan-2067|James Buchanan]]||KIA Mississippi || [[Millsaps-67|Isaac Millsaps]]||Tennessee Gonzales '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}''' |- |[[Burns-4167|Samuel Burns]]||Ireland, KIA||[[Mills-6735|William Mills]]||Tennessee, KIA |- |[[Butler-7484|George Butler]]||Missouri, KIA||[[Mitchasson-1|Dr. Edward Mitchasson]]|| Kentucky, KIA |- |[[Cain-2271|John Cain]]||Pennsylvania, Gonzales '''{{Red|Immortal 32, KIA}}''' ||[[Mitchell-9218|Edwin Mitchell]]|| Georgia KIA |- |[[Campbell-12124|Robert Campbell]]|| Tennessee, KIA||[[Mitchell-9699|Napoleon Mitchell]]|| Tennessee, KIA |- |[[Carey-1663|William Ridgeway Carey]] || Virginia, KIA ||[[Moore-20964|Robert Moore]]||Virginia KIA |- |[[Clark-20496|Charles Henry Clark]] ||Missouri KIA||[[Moore-20785|Willis Moore]]||N. Carolina KIA |- |[[Clark-20763|M. B. Clark]] ||Mississippi, KIA|| [[Musselman-424|Robert Musselman]] ||Ohio KIA |- |[[Cloud-51|Daniel William Cloud]] || Kentucky KIA|| [[Nava-73|Andrés Nava]]||Texas Tejano, KIA |- |[[Cochran-1849|Robert E Cochran]]||New Hampshire, KIA||[[Neggan-1|George Neggan]]||'''{{Red|Immortal 32KIA}}'''South Carolina |- |[[Cottle-221|George Wa. Cottle]]|| Missouri '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}'''||[[Nelson-8072| Andrew Nelson]]||Tennessee, KIA |- |[[Courtman-5|Henry Courtman]]|| Germany, KIA||[[Nelson-7986|Edward Nelson]]||S. Carolina, KIA |- |[[Crawford-7668 |Lemeul Crawford]] ||South Carolina, KIA||[[Nelson-7987|George Nelson]]||South Carolina KIA |- |'''[[Crockett-311|Col "Davy” H Crockett]]''' || KIA Tennessee || [[Northcross-14|James Northcross]]||Virginia KIA |- |[[Crossman-515|Robert Crossman]]|| KIA Pennsylvania|| [[Nowlan-102|James Nowlan]]|| England, KIA |- |[[Cruz y Arocha-2|Antonio Cruz y Arocha]]||Texas Tejano, '''{{Blue|Courier Survived}}'''||[[Pagan-86|George Pagan]]||Mississippi KIA |- |[[Cummings-2015|David P Cummings]]||Gonzales '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}'''||[[Parker-15296|Christopher Parker]]||Mississippi KIA |- |[[Cunningham-3918|Robert W.Cunningham]]||New York, KIA||[[Parks-2364|William Parks]]||North Carolina, KIA |- |[[Darst-6|Jacob C Darst]]||Gonzales, '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}''' ||[[Perry-6488|Richardson Perry]]||Mississippi KIA |- |[[Davis-26658 |John Davis]]||Gonzales '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}'''||[[Pollard-971|Dr. Amos Pollard]]||New Hampshire, KIA |- |[[Day-4451|Freeman H. K. Day]] ||KIA || [[Reynolds-7135|John Purdy Reynolds]]||Pennsylvania, KIA |- |[[Day-4487|Jerry C, Day]]||Missouri KIA|| [[Robertson-6101|James W Robertson]]|| KIA |- |[[Daymon-2|Squire Daymon]] ||Gonzales '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}'''||[[Roberts-13272|Thomas H Roberts]]||Tennessee, KIA |- |[[Dearduff-9|Wm H. Dearduff]]||Gonzales '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}'''||[[Robinson-12103|Isaac Robinson]]||Scotland KIA |- |[[Dennison-518|Stephen Dennison]]||Ireland KIA||[[Rose-6342|James M Rose]]||Ohio KIA |- |[[Despallier-1|Charles J Despallier]] ||Louisiana,'''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}''' || [[Rose-8538|Louis Rose]] ||'''{{Blue|Left Alamo}}''' |- |[[Dewall-8|Lewis (Dewall) Duell]]|| New York, KIA||[[Rusk-331|Jackson Rusk]]|| Ireland KIA |- |[[Dickinson-3470| Almaron Dickinson ]]||Tennessee KIA||[[Rutherford-1565|Joseph Rutherford]]||Kentucky KIA |- |[[Dickson-1484|James Dickson]]||Ireland, KIA|| [[Ryan-4491|Isaac Ryan]]||Louisiana, KIA |- |[[Dillard-818|John Henry Dillard]]||Tennessee KIA|| [[Scurlock-143|Mial Scurlock]]||North Carolina, KIA |- |[[Dimpkins-1|James R. Dimpkins]]||England, KIA|| [[Sewell-838|Marcus Sewell]]|| Tennessee, KIA |- |[[Duvalt-1|Andrew Duvalt]]||Ireland, KIA|| [[Shied-1|Manson Shied]]||Georgia, KIA |- |[[Espalier-1|Carlos Espalier]] ||Texas Texian KIA||[[Simmons-5042|Cleveland K Simmons]]||S. Carolina, KIA |- |[[Esparza-79|José Gregorio Esparza]]||Texas Tejano, KIA|| [[Smith-74522|Andrew H Smith]]|| Tennessee, KIA |- |[[Evans-10066 | Samuel B Evans]] || New York KIA|| [[Smith-74524|Charles S Smith]]||Maryland, KIA |- |[[Evans-9926| Major Robert Evans]]||Ireland KIA|| [[Smith-74120|Joshua Smith]]||North Carolina, KIA |- |[[Ewing-1131|James L Ewing]]|| Tennessee, KIA|| [[Smith-79473|John William Smith]] ||'''{{Blue|Scout Survived}}''' |- |[[Fauntleroy-62|William H Fauntleroy]]|| Kentucky, KIA|| [[Smith-80969|William H Smith]]||KIA |- |[[Fishbaugh-8|Wm Fishbaugh]]||'''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}'''|| [[Starr-1308|Richard Starr]]||England KIA |- |[[Flanders-663|John Flanders]]||'''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}'''|| [[Stewart-14149 |James Stewart]]||England KIA |- |[[Floyd-1524|Dolphin W Floyd]] || '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}'''|| [[Summers-1639|Wm E Summers]]||South Carolina '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}''' |- |[[Forsyth-703|John H Forsyth]]||New York, KIA||[[Stockton-1094|Richard Stockton]]||New Jersey, KIA |- |[[Fuentes-43|Antonio Fuentes]] ||Texas, Tejano KIA|| [[Summerlin-96|A Spain Summerlin]]|| Tennessee KIA |- |[[Fuqua-478|Galba Fuqua]] ||'''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}'''|| [[Sowell-260|Andrew J Sowell]]|| '''{{Blue|Courier Survived}}''' |- |[[Garnett-415|William Garnett]]|| Virginia KIA||[[Sutherland-1883|William D Sutherland]]||KIA Tennessee |- |[[Garrand-8|James W Garrand]]||Louisiana KIA ||[[Taylor-23430|Edward Taylor]]||Tennessee, KIA |- |[[Garrett-3525|James G Garrett]]||Tennessee, KIA|| [[Taylor-23433|George Taylor]]||Tennessee KIA |- |[[Garvin-221|John E Garvin]]||'''{{Red|Immortal 32, KIA}}'''|| [[Taylor-23431|James Taylor]]||Tennessee, KIA |- |[[Gaston-667|John Gaston]]||Texian '''{{Red|Immortal 32 SC}}'''|| [[Taylor-23571|William H Taylor]]||Tennessee, KIA |- |[[George-3092|James George]]||VA '''{{Red|Immortal 32, KIA}}'''|| [[Thomas-14686|B A.M Thomas]]|| KY KIA |- |[[Goodrich-1250|John C Goodrich]]||KIA|| [[Thomas-16468|Henry Thomas]]||Germany KIA |- |[[Grimes-1431|Albert C Grimes]]||Georgia, KIA|| [[Travis-1346|Col William B Travis]]|| South Carolina, KIA |- |[[Guerrero-175|Brigido Guerrero]]||Texas '''{{Blue|Survived, convinced Santa Anna was prisoner}}'''|| [[Thomson-4125|John Thomson]] || KIA |- | [[Gwynne-39| James C Gwynne]]||England KIA|| [[Thompson-22080|Jesse Thompson]]||Arkansas KIA |- | [[Hannum-103|James Hannum]] ||Tennessee KIA|| [[Thurston-1109|John M Thurston]] ||Pennsylvania KIA |- |[[Harris-14609|John Harris]]||'''{{Red|Immortal 32, KIA}}'''||[[Trammel-46|Burke Trammel]] ||Ireland KIA |- |[[Harrison-6560|Andrew J Harrison]]||Tennessee, KIA|| [[Tylee-6|James Tylee]] ||New York, KIA |- |[[Harrison-6254|Wm B Harrison]]||Ohio KIA|| [[Tumlinson-24|George Tumlinson]] || '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}''' |- |[[Haskell-1357|Charles M Haskell]]||Tennessee KIA|| [[Walker-15440|Asa Walker]] ||Tennessee KIA |- |[[Hawkins-4437|Joseph M Hawkins]]|| Ireland KIA|| [[Walker-15427| Jacob Walker]] ||Tennessee KIA |- |[[Hays-2864|John M Hays]] ||Tennessee KIA|| [[Ward-10854|William Ward]]||Ireland KIA |- |[[Herndon-600|Patrick Henry Herndon]]||Virginia, KIA || [[Warnell-13|Henry Warnell]]||Arkansas, KIA |- |[[Hersee-4|William D Hersee]]||England, KIA|| [[Waters-2973|Thomas Waters]]|| |- | [[Holland-3928|Tapley Holland]]||Ohio KIA|| [[Wells-8582|William Wells]] ||Georgia, KIA |- |[[Highsmith-215|Ben Highsmith]]||{{Blue|Courier Survived}}|| [[White-22287|Isaac White]]|| Kentucky KIA |- |[[Holloway-2061|Samuel Holloway]] ||Pennsylvania, KIA||[[White-20491|Robert White]]||South Carolina, '''{{Red|Immortal 32 KIA}}''' |- | [[Howell-3727|Dr William D Howell]]||Massachusetts KIA|| [[Williamson-4893|Hiram J "H. S." Williamson]]||Pennsylvania, KIA |- | [[Jackson-12543|Thomas Jackson]] ||Ireland '''{{Red| Immortal32 KIA}}'''|| [[Wilson-26194|David L Wilson]]|| Scotland KIA |- |[[Jackson-12060 |William D Jackson]]||Ireland, KIA|| [[Wilson-26218|John Wilson]]||Pennsylvania KIA |- |[[Jameson-837|Green B Jameson]]||Kentucky KIA|| [[Wolf-2186|Anthony Wolf]] ||KIA, Spain |- |[[Jennings-3349|Gordon C Jennings]]||Connecticut, KIA|| [[Wright-14012| Claiborne Wright]]||North Carolina '''{{Red|Immortal 32 , KIA}}''' |- |[[Jimenez-359|Damacio Jimenez]] ||Texas Tejano KIA|| [[Zanco-2|Charles Zanco]]|| Denmark KIA |- |[[Johnson-33587|Lewis Johnson]]||Virginia KIA || [[Oury-26|William Sanders Oury]] ||Virginia '''{{Blue|Scout Survived}}''' |- | [[Johnson-50748|William Johnson]]||Pennsylvania KIA || [[Brown-34159 |James Brown]] ||KIA |- |[[Jones-29880|John Jones]] ||New York KIA || || |- |} [https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/5/52/Defenders_in_the_Battle_of_the_Alamo.pdf General Land Office List of Defenders]

Alamo Survivors

{|" align="center" style="background:PaleTurquoise" border="3" class="wikitable" ! scope="col" class= "sortable" |Name ! scope="col" class="sortable" | Info ! scope="col" class= "sortable" | Relation |- |[[Navarro-380|Juana Gertrudes (Navarro) Alsbury]]||1812-1888||Survivor |- |[[Navarro-383|Maria Gertrudis Navarro]]|| 1816-1895||Survivor |- |[[Losoya-4|Juana (Losoya) Melton]]|| ||Survivor, wife of Elliel Melton |- |[[Castro-811|Maria de Jesus Castro]]|| || Survivor, step dau of Gregorio Esparza |- |[[Esparza-123|Enrique Esparza]]||1828-1917||Survivor, son Gregorio Esparza |- |'''[[Wilkerson-1490 |Susanna (Wilkerson) Dickenson]] ||1814- ||Survivor, Wife of Almaron Dickinson |- |[[Dickinson-4486|Angelina Dickinson]]||1834- ||Survivor, dau of Almaron Dickinson |- |} ==Sources== *http://www.thealamo.org/remember/history/defenders/index.html {{Blue|The Defenders.}} *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Alamo_defenders Wikipedia] {{Blue|List of Alamo defenders.}} *[https://s3.glo.texas.gov/glo/history/archives/land-grants/index.cfm Land grants GLO], Jan.2020 *[http://austintxgensoc.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/1981.3.pdf Austin Genealogical Society PDF] {{Blue|Decendants of Defenders of the Alamo.}} *[http://www.dmna.state.ny.us/historic/articles/alamo.htm New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs: Military History] {{Blue|Defenders from New York #1.}} *[http://dmna.ny.gov/historic/articles/alamopage2.htm New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs: Military History] {{Blue|Defenders from New York, #2.}} *[http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/adp/archives/documents/ny_alamo.html The Handbook of Texas] {{Blue| Noted New York Defenders.}} *[https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/qea02 The Handbook of Texas] {{Blue|Battle of the Alamo.}} {{Blue|see also;}} [https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/qjr03 Revolutionary Army] {{Blue|and}} [https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/qja03 Army of the Republic of Texas] *http://kynghistory.ky.gov/history/2qtr/ *http://www.tennesseehistory.com/class/Alamo.htm *http://www.sciway.net/south-carolina/alamo-william-travis-james-bonham.html *http://www.gonzaleschc.org/alamo-defenders.html *http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/dewittbiosa-g2.htm *LAND BOUNTY- Texas A league or sitio (4428.4) acres of grazing land and a labor (177.1 acres) of cropland. See also: *The Alamo heroes and their Revolutionary ancestors : Bicentennial project, Private Publisher: San Antonio, Tex., 1976 *Barr, Alwyn (1990), Texans in Revolt" The Battle of San Antonio, 1835, Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, ISBN 0-292-77042-1 *Edmundson, J.R. (2000), The Alamo Story-From History to Current Conflicts, Plan, TX: Republic of Texas Press, ISBN 1-55622-678-0 *Groneman, Bill (1996), Eyewitness to the Alamo, Plano, TX: Republic of Texas Press, ISBN 1-55622-502-4 *Alamo Traces: New Evidence and New Conclusions By Thomas Ricks Lindley *Hardin, Stephen L. (1999), Texan Illiad, Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, ISBN 0-292-73086-1 *Hopewell, Clifford (1994), James Bowie Texas Fighting Man: A Biography, Austin, TX: Eakin Press, ISBN 0-89015-881-9 *Meyers, John (1948), The Alamo, Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press, ISBN 0-8032-5779-1 *Tinkle, Lon (1985), 13 Days to Glory: The Siege of the Alamo, College Station, TX: Texas A&M University Press, ISBN 0-89096-238-3 *https://www.expressnews.com/news/news_columnists/elaine_ayala/article/Ayala-Tejano-independence-has-been-a-story-about-15100233.php *Todish, Timothy J.; Todish, Terry; Spring, Ted (1998), Alamo Sourcebook, 1836: A Comprehensive Guide to the Battle of the Alamo and the Texas Revolution, Austin, TX: Eakin Press, ISBN 978-1-57168-152-2 *The Alamo Defenders: A Critical Study of the Siege of the Alamo and the Personnel of its Defenders, Google book, By Amelia W. Williams *http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/alamogarrison.htm

[[Category: Goliad County, Texas]] [[Category:Texas Projects]] [[Category: Goliad Massacre|Golid Massacre]] ---- *'''[http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Texas Texas Space Page]'''

Welcome to Goliad County, Texas Project!

{{Image|file=Goliad_County_Texas-7.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=seal. }} ==History/Timeline of Goliad County, Texas== {{Image|file=Goliad_County_Texas-6.jpg |align=c |size=450 |caption='. }} The county is named for Father Miguel Hidalgo; "Goliad"being an anagram of Hidalgo, minus the silent 'H'. {{Blue|Goliad county was created in 1836, organized 1837 from Goliad Colony, Spanish municipality}}. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hcg06https://texasalmanac.com/topics/government/goliad-county :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [[Space:The_Goliad_Massacres |''' Goliad Massacres''']] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:The_Goliad_Massacres '''Lists of the Men Massacred at Goliad'''] :'''Pleistocene era''' - Prehistoric fossils of mammoths, horses, camels, sloths, and bison have been found. Other Paleo-Indian artifacts show presence of the Aranamas, Karankawas, Tonkawas, and Tamiques. before Europeans appeared. :'''1535''' Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca may have been through here. :'''1685''' - René Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle also crossed on his expeditions. :'''1700's''' The Victoria site had been prosperous, but the Spanish colonizer '''José de Escandón''' moved the presidio and mission, more commonly known as La Bahía, to '''guard the main roads''' from Mexico to San Antonio de Béxar and East Texas, ( this was the Spanish attempt to stop French or English in Spanish territory. :'''1749 -''' :La Bahía presidio/mission was established. [[:Category: Presidio Nuestra Señora de Loreto de la Bahía, Goliad, Texas|Presidio Nuestra Señora de Loreto Presidio]] and Nuestra Señora del Espíritu Santo de Zúñiga Mission were moved from the Guadalupe River in what is now Victoria County to a site called Santa Dorotea on the San Antonio River. :'''Nov. 1754''' the Franciscans established Nuestra Señora del Rosario four miles SW of Espíritu Santo for the fierce Karankawa and Cujane Indians. :'''1758''' -The La Bahía mission, Espíritu Santo was built by Franciscans on NE bank of the San Antonio River had buildings, stone church, friary and Indian quarters, which housed 178 men, women, and children, primarily Aranamas. The mission owned 3,220 branded cattle, 120 horses, and 1,600 sheep. :'''1767 & 1771''' - English vessel from Maryland en route to New Orleans was wrecked off the Texas coast near La Bahía. Indians led 47 Dutch, 34 French, 15 English to the presidio. The ship was confiscated, they forced the passengers to work 6 months in the fields. Then they were allowed to go to Natchitoches, Louisiana. :'''1771''' Within six months La Bahía Presidio, on the SW bank of the river, was a large barrack, 40 huts for garrison of 29 Spanish soldiers, & families. :'''1778''' branded cattle of the mission La Bahía were over 15,000 head; and many remained unbranded.. Cattle and horses were driven to other missions, and East Texas and Louisiana, for supplies and produce. :'''1781''' mission - protected by the Presidio La Bahía garrison and prospered. The Indians abandoned the mission. It continued as one of the three areas of Spanish settlement in Texas after the Anglo-American penetration began. :'''1796''' - La Bahía grew steadily until 1,138 residents were recorded. Lack of water and Indian raids reversed the population. :'''1803'''- La Bahía had a population of 618 soldiers and settlers, and Espíritu Santo, Rosario, and Refugio missions together, with 250 Aranama and Karankawa Indian residents. Funds for irrigation ditches were unavailable, crops were few. Rosario and Refugio, both under La Bahía's protection, were in a "bad shape, having to support the Indian residents. :'''1806''' -La Bahía's jurisdiction had a population of 1,400, more than 100,000 branded and unbranded cattle, and 40,000 tame horses, :'''1810''' - invasion by unfriendly Indians destroyed many of the animals & property. The population of La Bahía dropped to 655 inhabitants. :'''Nov 1812'''-Gutiérrez-Magee expedition La Bahía Presidio was besieged by Spanish troops under Manuel María de Salcedo. :'''1817''' Henry Perry and men tried to seize the presidio, but the Spanish resisted. :'''1821''' Mexican War of Independence, the Mexican government was afraid of other countries including USA taking over, so began policy of colonies again.. for Catholic Mexicans and Irish..... :'''1822-''' Stephen F Austin's colony did not affect La Bahía :'''1830s''' military garrison were important to De León's colony (Guadalupe Victoria) (NE) to the Power and Hewetson colony at Refugio to the south. :'''1830s''' -De León family influenced the ayuntamiento of La Bahía. The La Bahía lands became part of the Power and Hewetson grant, stated that the Labadeños or Badeños '''(La Bahía citizens''') would be given special consideration as colonists. :'''1824''' - Mexican citizens of Goliad Municipality, like those in neighboring Guadalupe Victoria, Refugio, and San Patricio,, supported 1824 constitution of Mexico and did not support Texas Independence. {{Image|file=Goliad_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=r |size=200 |caption=La Bahia }}{{clear}} :'''1829''', Rafael A. Manchola petitioned to the Coahuila and Texas state legislature, made Presidio La Bahía a villa-a capital town with municipality jurisdiction-and changed its name to Goliad, an anagram of the surname of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, the "Goliath" revolutionary in the Mexican War of Independence. :'''1831''' these missions were secularized in 1831, the future county was occupied by '''both''' Indians and Mexican rancheros. :'''1831''' Municipality of Goliad formed of the territory bounded by the Nueces and Lavaca rivers, extended from the Gulf of Mexico to the municipality boundary of Béxar. Guadalupe Victoria, Refugio, San Patricio were under Goliad's jurisdiction. Included were the important ports of entry, El Cópano. :'''1835''' Goliad was occupied by forces under Martín Perfecto de Cos but Anglo- Texian forces under George M Collingsworth and Philip Dimmitt captured the area during the '''Siege of Bexar'''. They were garrisoned by Anglo-Texan forces under George M. Collinsworth and Philip Dimmitt in the '''siege of Bexar.''' :'''1835''' - Goliad Declaration of Independence was also drafted and signed in 1835. [[:Category: Signers of the Goliad Declaration of Independence|Signers of the Goliad Declaration of Independence]] {{Image|file=Goliad_County_Texas-8.jpg |align=r |size=250 |caption=La Bahia and flags. }}{{clear}} :'''Dec 20, 1835''' The first declaration of independence for the Republic of Texas was signed in Goliad [[:Category: Signers of the Goliad Declaration of Independence|Signers of the Goliad Declaration of Independence]], although the formal declaration was made by the Convention of 1836 at Washington-on-the-Brazos. Goliad County was the site of two battles in the Texas Revolution. The [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Battle_of_Goliad Battle of Goliad] was a minor skirmish early in the war. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goliad_County,_Texas :'''Mar 27, 1836''' - battle of Coleto was culminated on March 27, 1836. Col. James Fannin and his Texan soldiers were executed by the Mexican army, under orders from Gen. Antonio López de Santa Anna, in what became known as the Goliad Massacre. :'''Apr 21, 1836''' -Goliad Massacre led to the Texas Revolutionary battle cry "Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad!" Although many remember the Alamo today, fewer remember Goliad. The site of the massacre is located near Presidio la Bahia, just south of the town of Goliad. :'''1836''' José de Urrea and the Mexican army defeated James W. Fannin's Goliad command in the battle of Coleto, executed the Texans were executed.-the Goliad Massacre. :'''Apr 21, 1836''' -Santa Anna was defeated in Battlel of San Jacinto. :'''Post 1836'''The Goliad area was deserted after the war years. Mexican citizens retreated south with Filisola. The incoming Anglo-American settlers were prejudiced against all Tejanos. :'''May, 1836''' Tejanos who stayed or returned found the original land-grant boundaries lost, stolen, or confused, that led to much violence and required litigation to verify Mexican settlers' claims. :'''1836''' -Goliad County was one of the twenty-three original counties established by First Congress of the Republic of Texas in 1836. :: Resettlement was slow, around the La Bahía-Goliad town, which remained the business center, :'''1840-''' towns of Charco and Fannin had formed.German immigrants made Schroeder and Weesatche, Goliad County, and DeWitt and Victoria a large German location. Schroeder and Weesatche were settled by the German immigrations. This made Goliad County, like neighboring DeWitt and Victoria counties, a large area of German location. :County's chief industry remained ranching, dominated by Americans. Mexican residents carted merchandise from the coast to the interior, especially along the '''Indianola-Goliad-San Antonio Road'''. :'''1836-1845''' During the Republic, Goliad was described as "a `wild, Indiany looking place'...full of lawless men who would as soon hang someone. :'''1842''', when Rafael Vásquez entered the county -Mexican Invasion, Meir Expedition - Texans forming the retaliation passed through the county. ::Goliad also had one of the many horse-racing courses popular in the new nation, a tradition still kept alive by La Bahia Downes. :'''1857''' a "cart War" - between Mexican-Texan and Anglo-Texan teamsters for control. Some instigators of war were hanged from the boughs of Goliad's "Hanging Tree," (one of the oldest oaks in Texas, used often for executions. :'''1845-1870s''' Lipan Apaches, Comanches, and Karankawas still raided, especially Goliad's historically strategic location which also made the county vulnerable during the Mexican invasions. :'''May 5, 1862''' ("Cinco de Mayo").Goliad County is also the birthplace of General Ignacio Zaragoza, who led the Mexican army against the invading forces of Napoleon III in the Battle of Puebla. :'''1874''', Juan Moya, a prominent Tejano landowner and Mexican army captain who fought in the Texas Revolution, was lynched, along with his two sons, by a mob who suspected them of murdering a neighboring family in Goliad County. :'''1961'''- Racetrack near Goliad -is the oldest track in Texas in consecutive years of quarter horse races.

:'''{{Blue|1834 -O’Connor Family Ranches}}''' O'Connor Family Ranches in Goliad, Refugio and Victoria Counties - 500,000 Acres, Primary USE:- Cow-calf, Founded in 1834 Thomas O'Connor arrived in Texas in 1834 (age 14). By the time he was 17, he fought in the Battle of San Jacinto, and when he was 28 he registered the TC brand. O'Connor died 1887, leaving the ranch to children, then grandchildren. descendants share ownership of the land. In 1910 a grandson of Tom gave Henrietta King and Robert Kleberg a healthy black Brahman bull. First born was a King Ranch cow. That cow produced a Brahman bull, 1920, '''Monkey''', (known for deep red bull that founded the Santa Gertrud's breed. http://www.texasmonthly.com/articles/the-biggest-ranches/

==Government Offices== *June, 1870--Courthouse and almost all county records were destroyed by fire in June 1870. One or two deed books were saved from the Recorder's Office *Goliad County has had four courthouses: 1847, 1855 (burned 6/6/1870), 1870 ca., & 1894 '''1st courthouse, 1847''' '''2nd Courthouse 1855''' burned in 1870 :'''3rd Courthouse, 1870''' {{Image|file=Goliad_County_Texas.jpg |align=c |size=430 |caption=Goliad Courthouse. }} :'''4th Courthouse,1894 ''' - 1894 was Second Empire style, materials were Stone and brick.. After a 1902 hurricane the courthouse was also used as hospital and a morgue..This building originally had a clock tower with the turrets. A 1942 hurricane removed these The 1942 storm tore off central clock tower. The building was enlarged in 1964 and the clock tower replaced... Preserving carved staircases, walnut wainscots. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1964. (A plaque posted on courthouse lawn) In 2003). http://www.texasescapes.com/SouthTexasTowns/GoliadTexas/GoliadTexasCourthouse.htm {{Image|file=Goliad_County_Texas-5.jpg |align=r |size=280 |caption=postcard image as the courthouse was in 1910. }} {{clear}} {{Image|file=Goliad_County_Texas-4.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=1894 courthouse restored }} ===Geography=== :'''Size:''' Total 859 sq mi (2,225 km2)
:'''Land''' 852 sq mi (2,207 km2) :'''Water''' 7.4 sq mi (19 km2), 0.9% :'''Population''' in 2019: 7,210
:'''Density''' 8.5/sq mi (3/km²)
:'''Congressional district''' 34th
:'''Time zone''' Central: UTC-6/-5
:'''Website''' www.co.goliad.tx.us
:'''Type''':Coastal Plain rolling, brushy; bisected by San Antonio River; Coleto Creek Reservoir; sandy, loam, alluvial soils. :'''Economy:''' Government/services, oil and gas, agriculture, electricity-generating plant, tourism. :'''Location'''- 25 miles s inland from Copano Bay, SE Texas in Southeast Texas.. one of the oldest settlements in Texas, Goliad, Texas is the county seat and largest town. :'''Center point- location'''-- 28°40' north latitude and 97°23' west longitude. :'''Type'''-- Gently to rolling Rio Grande Plain :'''Soil-''' Dark Calcareous clay, sandy and clay loam :'''Vegetation''' - post oak savannah belt and is dotted with blackjack, post, and live oak forests, intermixed with mesquite, huisache, red cedar, cacti, ; in the San Antonio River basin are larger pecan and elm forests. :'''Elevation'''- 100-250 feet :'''Climate'''- Humid-Subtropical - :'''Temperatures-''' high 94° F in July to an average low of 46° in January, though records of 112° and 7° are recorded. :'''Growing Season-''' 285 days (late Feb to early Dec :'''Precipitation''' - 33.79 inches :'''Creeks/Rivers''' - San Antonio River,Coleto, Manahuilla, and Perdido creeks; SW area drained by Blanco, Mucorrera, and Sarco creeks. Coleto Creek Reservoir, an industrial reservoir on the Goliad-Victoria county line, is under the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority. :'''Animals''' - white-tailed deer, bobcats, opossums, squirrels, foxes, armadillos, skunks, bats, cottontail rabbits, Plains pocket gophers, and mice; the county provides habitat for numerous reptile, fish, and bird species, such as the horned lizard and wild turkey. '''Minerals:''' Production of oil, gas. :'''Agriculture''': Beef cattle, stocker operations and fed cattle are top revenue producers; corn, grain sorghum, cotton, hay; minor irrigation for pasture. Market value $19.4 million. Hunting leases. === Demographics === Goliad County is a part of the Victoria, TX Metropolitan Statistical Area. Highways:
:U.S. Highway 59 :Interstate 69W-planned to follow the current route of U.S. 59 in most places. :US Highway 77 Alternate/U.S. Highway 183 :Texas State Highway 119 :Texas State Highway 239 :Texas Farm to Market Road 81 :Texas Farm to Market Road 622 :Texas Farm to Market Road 833 The year 2000, Goliad county had 6,928 people with a population density of 8 people/sq mi. per Racial percentages here were 82.62% White, 4.82% Black or African American, 0.55% Native American, 0.22% Asian, 0.01% Pacific Islander, 10.05% from other races, 35.20% of the population were Hispanic. Of 22.9% living alone, 11.9% of the population were over the age of 65. the median income for a family was$.40,446. 10.4 % of population of population were below the poverty line. Race/Ethnicity: (In percent) Anglo, 58.5; Black, 5.2; Hispanic, 35.7; Asian, 0.4; Other, 2.1.http://texasalmanac.com/topics/government/goliad-county Highest resources: oil, gas center; agriculture; tourism; library; ===Formed from=== Goliad County, one of the original counties of Texas, was established in 1836, organized in 1837, and named for the vast Mexican Municipality of Goliad ====WikiTree Profiles==== :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[[Space:The_Goliad_Massacres | Goliad Massacres]]''' :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:The_Goliad_Massacres '''Lists of the Men Massacred at Goliad'''] ==Formed From== Goliad County, one of the original counties of Texas, was established in 1836, organized in 1837, and named for the vast Mexican Municipality of Goliad. ===Adjacent counties=== *DeWitt County (north){{Image|file=Goliad_County_Texas-3.jpg |align=r |size=260 |caption=adjacent counties }} *Victoria County (northeast) *Refugio County (southeast) *Bee County (southwest) *Karnes County (northwest) =====Cities===== *[[:Category:Goliad, Texas|Goliad (2,128)]] county seat; one of state’s oldest towns GOLIAD (2,128) county seat is one of state’s oldest towns; oil, gas center; agriculture; tourism; library; Zaragoza Birthplace State Historic Site, statue; =====Town(s)===== *[[:Category:Ander, Texas|Ander]] *[[:Category:Angel City, Texas|Angel City]] *[[:Category:Berclair, Texas|Berclair]] *[[:Category:Charco, Texas|Charco]] *[[:Category:Fannin, Texas|Fannin (359)]] *[[:Category:Kilgore, Goliad County, Texas|Kilgore]] *[[:Category:Melrose, Goliad County, Texas|Melrose]] *[[:Category:Sarco, Texas|Sarco]] *[[:Category:Schroeder, Texas|Schroeder]] *[[:Category:Weesatche, Texas|Weesatche (411)]] *Weser ===Protected areas=== {{Image|file=Goliad_County_Texas-1.jpg |align=r |size=180 |caption=La Bahia }}{{clear}} *Goliad State Historical Park : The restored Mission Espiritu Santo (Mission Nuestra Senora del Espiritu Santo de Zuniga) and 2,200 acre park bordering on the San Antonio River. Location- 1 mile S of town on hwy 183. Overnight camping and fishing right on the river. 361-645-3405. http://www.texasescapes.com/SouthTexasTowns/GoliadTexas/GoliadTexas.htm *Presidio La Bahia c.1749 - Finest example extant of a Spanish Presidio. The site of imprisonment for Fannin and his men before their execution. South of town on 183. Museum. *General Zaragoza State Historic Site: Just in front of the Presidio. There's a statue of the General and his restored birthplace. Zaragoza was the Mexican General who defeated Maximillian's forces at the Battle of Puebla - the occasion that more well-known by it's date of May the fifth or Cinco de Mayo. *Grave of Fannin and his troops ====Notables==== *Birthplace of Gen. Ignacio Zaragoza, hero of Battle of Puebla (Mexico). {{Image|file=Goliad_County_Texas-2.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=Centennial Park }} {{Image|file=Goliad_County_Texas-8.jpg |align=r |size=250 |caption=La Bahia and flags. }}{{clear}} ====Military Veterans==== :http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txgoliad/GovMilitary/TXGoliadMilitaryIndex.htm *Company K, 141st Infantry Regiment, 36th Infantry Division *(Texas-Oklahoma National Guard) *Organized in Goliad County for Active Service in the First World War ====Censuses==== :1850 --- 648 — :1860 --- 3,384 422.2% :1870 --- 3,628 7.2% :1880 --- 5,832 60.7% :1890 --- 5,910 1.3% :1900 --- 8,310 40.6% :1910 --- 9,909 19.2% :1920 --- 9,348 −5.7% :1930 --- 10,093 8.0% :1940 --- 8,798 −12.8% :1950 --- 6,219 −29.3% :1960 --- 5,429 −12.7% :1970 --- 4,869 −10.3% :1980 --- 5,193 6.7% :1990 --- 5,980 15.2% :2000 --- 6,928 15.9% :2010 --- 7,210 4.1% :Est. 2015 --- 7,531 ====Land Grants==== ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=c |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} *[[:Category:Glendale Cemetery, Goliad, Texas|Glendale Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Live Oak Cemetery, Fannin, Texas|Live Oak Cemetery]] *[[:Category: La Presidio Historical Grave, Goliad County, Texas|La Presidio Historical Grave]] *[[:Category: San Fernando De Los Flores Cemetery, Goliad, Texas|San Fernando De Los Flores Cemetery]] *[[:Category: Presidio la Bahia, Goliad, Texas|Presidio la Bahia]] known as Fannin Cemetery *[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty=2607 FindaGrave cemeteries] ===Resources=== *[http://www.goliadcc.org Chamber of commerce] Recreation: Missions, restored Presidio La Bahía, Fannin Battleground; Old Market House museum; lake, fishing, hunting (deer, quail, dove, hogs), camping, canoeing, birding. Goliad Massacre re-enactment in March, :Diez y Seis in September. :Market days - 2nd Sat each month, 108, 11/12, 12/10 :Missions Tour De Goliad 1/015 :Halloween- Shady Oaks Speedway 10-22 :Scare on the Square 10/29 :Berclair Mansion Tours 1/30, 11/20, 11/27, 12/4, 12/18 :Flotilla 11/5 :Professional Bull Riding 11/12 :Rio Rio 11/12 :christmas at the Mission 12/3 :Las Psadas- 12/3 :Christmas in Goliad - 12/23 : Zaragoza Birthplace State Historic Site, statue; Goliad Massacre re-enactment in March, '''Diez y Seis in September. ''' ==Sources== *http://www.co.goliad.tx.us *Texas GenWeb Project :http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txgoliad/ *Texas Gen Web Bibliography Page *http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txgoliad/Bibliography/txgoliadbibliography.htm *FamilySearch.org *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goliad_County,_Texas#History *http://www.co.goliad.tx.us

[[Category:Texas]] [[Category:Texas Projects]] :[[San_Soucie-1|Rick San Soucie]] :[[Richardson-7161|Mary]], Project Coordinator;Team Leader, Projects : : 1 [[Burnet-247|David G. Burnet 1836-1836]]
2 [[Houston-1|Sam Houston 1836-1838]]
3 [[Lamar-184|Mirabeau B. Lamar 1838-1841]]
4 [[Houston-1|Sam Houston 1841-1844]]
5 [[Jones-32587|Anson Jones 1844-1846]]
: {{Image|file=Governors_of_Texas.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Governor's Mansion }} : : 1 [[Henderson-5137|J.Pinckney Henderson 1846-1847]]
2 [[Wood-12968|George T. Wood 1847-1849]]
3 [[Bell-12608|Peter Hansbrough Bell 1849-1853]]
4 [[Henderson-8116|James W. Henderson 1853]]
5 [[Pease-441|Elisha M. Pease 1853-1857]]
6 [[Runnels-91|Hardin R. Runnels 1857-1859]]
7 [[Houston-1|Sam Houston 1859-1861]]
8 [[Clark-24555|Edward Clark 1861]]
9 [[Lubbock-28|Francis R. Lubbock 1861-1863]]
10 [[Murrah-29|Pendleton Murrah 1863-1865]]
11 [[Hamilton-10408|Andrew J. Hamilton 1865-1866]]
12 [[Throckmorton-520|James W. Throckmorton 1866-1867]]
13 [[Pease-441|Elisha M. Pease 1867-1869]]
14 [[Davis-32518|Edmund J. Davis 1870-1874]]
15 [[Coke-130|Richard Coke 1874-1876]]
16 [[Hubbard-3669|Richard B. Hubbard 1876-1879]]
17 [[Roberts-9796|Oran M. Roberts 1879-1883]]
18 [[Ireland-662|John Ireland 1883-1887]]
19 [[Ross-8648|Lawrence Sullivan Ross 1887-1891]]
20 [[Hogg-938|James Stephen Hogg 1891-1895]]
21 [[Culberson-55|Charles A. Culberson 1895-1899]]
22 [[Sayers-426|Joseph D. Sayers 1899-1903]]
23 [[Lanham-274|S.W.T. Lanham 1903-1907]]
24 [[Campbell-15613|Thomas Mitchell Campbell 1907-1911]]
25 [[Colquitt-92|Oscar Branch Colquitt 1911-1915]]
26 [[Ferguson-6133|James E. Ferguson 1915-1917]]
27 [[Hobby-160|William Pettus Hobby 1917-1921]]
28 [[Neff-1135|Pat Morris Neff 1921-1925]]
29 [[Wallace-6719|Miriam A. Ferguson 1925-1927]]
30 [[Moody-2757|Dan Moody 1927-1931]]
31 [[Sterling-712|Ross S. Sterling 1931-1933]]
32 [[Wallace-6719|Miriam A. Ferguson 1933-1935]]
33 [[Allred-1122|James V Allred 1935-1939]]
34 [[O%27Daniel-64|W. Lee O'Daniel 1939-1941]]
35 [[Stevenson-3120|Coke R. Stevenson 1941-1947]]
36 [[Jester-402|Beauford H. Jester 1947-1949]]
37 [[Shivers-131|Allan Shivers 1949-1957]]
38 [[Daniel-3296|Price Daniel 1957-1963]]
39 [[Connally-122|John Connally 1963-1969]]
40 [[Smith-90235|Preston Smith 1969-1973]]
41 [[Briscoe-520|Dolph Briscoe 1973-1979]]
42 [[Clements-2293|William P. Clements 1979-1983]]
43 [[White-24799|Mark White 1983-1987]]
44 [[Clements-2293|William P. Clements 1987-1991]]
45 [[Willis-3575|Ann W. Richards 1991-1995]]
46 [[Bush-4|George W. Bush 1995-2000]]
47 [[Perry-7461|James Richard Perry 2000-2015]]
48 [[Abbott-5107|Gregory W. Abbott 2015-present]]

[[Category:Texas Hurricanes]] [[Category:Matagorda County, Texas]] Hurricanes occured 49 times in 144 years at the end of 2015[http://www.hurricanecity.com/city/matagorda.htm Hurricane City website] hurricanecity.com :(br)=brush :(ts)=Tropical Storm :(bd)=Back Door,meaning coming from over land from opposite coast. {| border="1" class="sortable" !1870-99!!1900-29!!1930-44!!1945-69!!1970-99!!2000-present |- |1871-2tsbr||,1900,||1932,||1945tsbr,1945||1970br,||2002ts, |- |1874ts,||1901ts,||1933ts,||,1947tsbr||1971,||2003,2003ts |- |1875br,||1902bdtsbr,||1934br,1934,||1949,||1973ts||2008br |- |1877tsbr||,1909,||1936tsbr,||1959br||1979ts||2015ts |- |1880ts,||1915br,||1938ts,||1961||1983 |- |1886,1886bdtsbr,||1921,||1941,||1964ts||1989ts |- |1888,1888tsbr,||1929||1942tsbr,1942,||1968tsbr||1998tsbr,1998ts |- |1891,||||1943tsbr, |} :'''1886, Aug 20th''' severe damage just south, a 155mph hurricane pushes NE winds,925mb. The town of Indianola was never rebuilt. :1888, June 17th, 80mph from the ESE :1891, July 6th, 85mph from the SSE :1900, Sept 8th the great devestating Galveston hurricane passes north of here with 145mph winds from the ESE :1909, July 21st ,105mph from the ESE just north :1921, June 22nd, 85mph from the south :1929, June 28th, 80mph from the SE :1932, Aug 13th,145mph just north from the SSE :1934, Aug 28th ,80mph from the NNE passes just east :1941, Sep 23 80mph from the S.E Matagorda had tides of 10.8'. Pressure 971 mb,4 killed. :1942, Aug 30th,80mph from the S.E :1945, Aug 27th 140mph from the SSE 7 killed. :1949, Oct 4th 125mph from the south passes just east :'''1961, Hurricane Carla''' hits with 140mph winds(hurdat) on sept 11th from the S.E. 18 ft s.s causing total devestation 34 dead. Recon pressure 27.50 as it hit coast. 115mph sustained on coast & weakened rapidly after landfall. [http://www.hurricanecity.com/images/headlinecarla.jpg Newspaper headline] | [http://www.hurricanecity.com/images/carlaradar.jpg Radar from T.V.] | [http://www.srh.noaa.gov/crp/?n=hurricanecarla NOAA Carla] :1971, Sept 10th, hurricane Fern hits with 75mph winds from the SSE killed 30 million in damage.5to 6 ft tides reported. :1983, Aug 18th,115mph winds Hurricane Alicia passes just north from the SE :2003, July 15th Hurricane Claudette hits just north with 85mph winds from the ESE & a gust to 111mph,some reports of roof damage,signs down,many trees down.Peak gust 71 kts east matagorda bay. Damage photo | Newspaper article ---- Tornadoes 1961 Carla spawned 18 tornadoes with 10 in Louisiana and 8 in Texas. There were 2 tornadoes in Galveston with one a devastating F4 tornado killing 8 people. Other cities in Texas affected by tornadoes were [[:Category: Bay City, Texas|Bay City]], [[:Category: Channelview, Texas|Channelview]], [[:Category: Hardin, Texas|Hardin]], [[:Category: Jacksonville, Texas|Jacksonville]], and two other small communities in East Texas.

[[Category: Texas, Notables]] [[Category: Texas History]][[Category:Texas]] ===={{Red|Notable TEXANS on WikiTREE}}==== '''Alamo Defenders:''' :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Space:Defenders_in_the_Battle_of_the_Alamo|'''{{Blue|Defenders of the Alamo}}''']] '''{{blue|187 defenders profiles }}''' :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [[Crockett-311|David Hawkins Stern “Davy” Crockett]] Colonel, Alamo :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [[Bowie-279 |James Bowie]] Colonel, of the Alamo volunteers :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Space:Texas_Immortals|Texas Immortal 32]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Travis-1346 |William Barret Travis]], Col. Commander of Alamo Defenders :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [[Seguin-554|Juan J Seguin]] '''Other Notables''' :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Nunez-416|Álvar Cabeza de Vaca formerly Nunez aka Núñez de Vera, Núñez de Zurita]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Santa Anna-1|General Santa Anna]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [[Williamson-3567 |Robert McAlpin Williamson]] Battle of Gonzales, bringing aid to Alamo, Texas Revolution :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Rusk-52 |Thomas Jefferson Rusk]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[King-11039 |Richard King]] - Mexican American War, Civil war, founder of the King Ranch. :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [[Kleberg-4| Robert Justus Kleberg]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Neri-49|'''Felipe Enrique "Baron de Bastrop" Neri''']] -d.1829), (Baron de Bastrop) Empressario of Bastrop Colony) :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Caldwell-4101|'''Matthew Caldwell''']] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Houston-1 |Samuel Houston]] '''General,''' 1st, 3rd President :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Burleson-14|Edward Murray Burleson]] General :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [[Robertson-6110|Sterling C. Robertson]] '''Empressario''' :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Pease-441|Elisha M Pease]] Governor of Texas 2 times :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Austin-1002 | Stephen F Austin]] Founder, Father of Texas :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Taylor-16363|Creed Taylor]] Texas Revolution, Battle of San Jacinto, Gonzales, Dewitt Colony, Mexican American War, :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[McMullen-972|John McMullen]] Empressario of a Colony in Texas :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Archer-1727|Branch Tanner Archer]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Bryan-1630 |John Neely Bryan]] (1810–1877), founder of Dallas. :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Bryan-2718 |Moses Austin Bryan]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Houston-1020 |Temple Lee Houston]] youngest son of Sam Houston :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[[Williamson-3567|Robert McAlpin Williamson]]''' Texas Revolution, Ranger, Judge, Texas Legislature, county named for him :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Robertson-3810|Col. Sam Robertson]] Empressario of Robertson colony in Texas :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [[Jones-32587 |Anson Jones]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Lamar-184 |Mirabeau B. Lamar]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Wheeler-10588|Royal Tyler "Royal" Wheeler]] chief Justice :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Jones-32587 |Anson Jones]]- a President of Republic of Texas :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Wallace-6719|Ma Ferguson]], first woman Governor of Texas :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Culp-956|Oveta (Culp) Hobby]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Harrison-6826 |George Harrison]] - one of Stephen F Austin's Old Three Hundred settlers- :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Alsbury-31 |Horace Arlington Alsbury]] -Stephen F. Austin's Old Three Hundred, siege of Alamo, courier, Survived :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[DeWitt-1379|Green DeWitt]] Empressario of DEWitt Colony :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[[Navarro-350|Don José Antonio Baldomero Navarro]]''' :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Highsmith-215|Benjamin Highsmith]] Siege of Bexar, Battle of San Jacinto , Bandera :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[[Parker-379|Quanah Parker]]''' :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[[Parker-346|Cynthia Ann Parker]]''' mother of Quanah Parker :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Baines-34|George Washington Baines]] maternal grandfather of LBJ, President of Baylor University :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Montague-516 |Daniel Montague]] Indian Fighter, Mexican American War, Civil War :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[[Gálvez-59 |Bernardo de Galvez]]''' 1776, City and County of Galveston are named in honor of this man :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[[Nimitz-5|Chester William Nimitz]]''' Admiral, World War II :[[Menger-60|William Achatius Menger]] father of Louis William Menger :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Chamberlain-1868|Henrietta Chamberlain King]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Chamberlain-2319|Hiram Chamberlain]] father of Henrietta :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[King-11039|Richard King]] Rancher, owned King Ranch :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Kleberg-5|Robert Justus Kleberg, Jr]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Kleberg-4|Robert Justus Kleberg]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Lamar-184|Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Groce-78|Jared Ellison Groce II]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [[Navarro-350|Jose Antonio Baldomero Navarro]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Navarro-356 |Jose Angel Navarro]] : [[Pflüger-308|Pfluger]] Settled Pflugerville :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]:'''[[Goodnight-316|Charles Goodnight]]''' Rancher of North Texas :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Baumschluder-1|Clara Maria (Mary) (Baumschluder Menger]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Menger-61|Louis William Menger]] San Antonio, Menger Hotel :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Chisum-91|John Simpson Chisum]] Rancher :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Ford-7409|John Salmon "R.I.P." Ford]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Smith-83668|Erastus "Deef" Deaf Smith]] spy for General Houston, San Jacinto Battle :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [[Karnes-172 |Henry Wax Karnes]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Seguin-553|Juan Nepomuceno "Juan" Seguin]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] [[White-29829|Edward Higgins White]] Astronaut '''Signers of Texas Declaration of Independence''' **https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Texas_Declaration_of_Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[[Houston-1|Samuel Houston]]''' Signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[[Caldwell-4101|Matthew Caldwell]]''' Signer of Texas Declaration of Independence, Texas Ranger :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Grimes-1481|Jesse Grimes]] Signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Menefee-84|William Christian Menefee]] Signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Ruiz-596|Jose Francisco Ruiz]], signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Robertson-6110|'''Sterling Clack Robertson''']] Empresario of Robertson colony and Signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[McKinney-198 |Collin McKinney]] '''drafter of the Texas Declaration of Independence''' :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Navarro-350 |Jose Antonio Navarro]], one of three Tejanos to sign the Texas Declaration of Independence and ''Politician'' :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[[Childress-704|David Hatcher Childress]]''' signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Collinsworth-163|James T Collinsworth]] signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Goodrich-1252|Benjamin Briggs Goodrich]] signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Waller-2731|Edwin Waller]] signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Brigham-649|Asa Brigham]] signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Potter-5734|Robert Potter]] signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Byrom-231|John S.D. Byrom]] signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Rusk-52|Thomas Jefferson Rusk]] signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Taylor-36803|Charles Stanfield Taylor]] signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Badgett-129|Jesse Badgett]] signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Mottley-19|Junius William Mottley]] signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Zavala-82|Manuel Lorenzo Justiniano Zavala]] signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Bower-1669|John White Bower]] signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Maverick-121|Samuel Maverick]] The Alamo and signer of Texas Declaration of Independence :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Barrow-888|Clyde Chestnut Barrow]] Gangster "Bonnie and Clyde" :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Burnett-1874 |Carol C Burnett]], actress, b 1933 :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Reynolds-5838 |Debbie Reynolds]] Academy Award-nominated actress and singer *[[Hogg-938 | James Stephen "Jim" Hogg]] *[[Hogg-1114 |Ima Hogg]], Dau of Jim Hogg, b Mineola TX, d Austin, Travis, Tx :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Day-4074 |Sandra Day O’Connor]] Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Pershing-6 |John "Black Jack" Pershing]], General of the Armies :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Rogers-18588|Kenny R Rogers]] Country Singer (Houston County, Texas) :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Clark-32695|William Kemp Clark]] Neurosurgeon at Southwestern Medical School attended when President Kennedy was assassinated :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[[Landry-1185|Tom Landry]]''' Dallas Cowboy coach '''Land Grants''' :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Baker-15708 |Issaac G Baker]] 1830 :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Cottle-221|George Washington Cottle]] 1832 1 league :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[George-3092|James George]] 20 Feb, 1830, received from Mexican government, 1831 '''1 sitio''' :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Jackson-12543 |Thomas J Jackson]] 1829, 1 sitio :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Kent-2033 |Andrew Jackson Kent]] 1829-1831 1 league :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Kimble-296 |George C. Kimble]], LT single, Mar 5, 1825, 1/4 sitiio :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[King-13051|John Gladden King]] 1 league, 1830, :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Martin-20637 |Albert Martin]] Capt.1834, 1/4 sitio :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[McCoy-1369 |Jesse McCoy]] 1/4 League, 1827 :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Mccoy-1325 |John McCoy]] 1827, 1 :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Smith-83668 |Erastus "Deaf" Smith]] Jul 1825 spy for [[Houston-1|Gen Sam Houston]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Tumlinson-16|James S Tumlinson, Jr]] Dec, 1828, 1 1/2 :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Lindley-784 |Jonathan Lindley]] 1/4 league 1835 :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Miller-25478 |Thomas Redd Miller]] 1/4 League 1831 :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Millsaps-67 |Isaac Millsaps]] 1835, 1 :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Summers-1639|William E Summers]] 1835, 1/4 league :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Tumlinson-24 |George E Tumlinson]] 1/4 league, 1835 :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[White-20491|Captain Robert White]] 1/4 league, 1828 :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Wright-14012 |Claiborne Wright]] 1/4 league 1834 :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Brooks-9417|James Abijah Brooks]], Rancher, Texas Ranger :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Floyd-1524|Dolphin Ward Floyd]] Floyd county named for this Alamo Defender :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Davenport-2136 |Judge Harbert Davenport]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]] Col.[[Ford-7409|John Salmon "R.I.P." Ford]] Brownsville mayor, Civil War, Mexican American War, Texas Ranger :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]]'''[[McMurtry-160|Larry McMurtry]]''' well known''' author''' of fiction books (and movies) about Texas counties :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Smith-103606|John Peter Smith]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Carter-15810|Amon G Carter Sr]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Paschal-172|Robert Lee Paschal (1869-1959)]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[O'Daniel-64|Wilbert Lee "Pappy" O'Daniel (1890 - 1969)]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Day-4074 |Sandra Day O’Connor]] Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Robertson-3810|Colonel Sam Robertson]] Robertson Colony Empressario Military: :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Space:Texans_in_the_Great_War|Texans in the Great War]] *'''[[Nimitz-5|Chester William Nimitz]]''' Admiral, World War II *[[Pershing-6 |John "Black Jack" Pershing]], General of the Armies *'''[[Carswell-317|Major Horace Seaver Carswell Junior (1916-1944)]]''' '''Recent Former Presidents and Texas Legislators:''' *[[Perry-7461|Rick Perry]] Governor :[[Cruz-342|Ted Cruz]] senator :[[Smith-39217|Ashbel Smith]] Colonel, Mexican-American War, Civil War :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Bush-7 |President George H W Bush]] :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Johnson-8927 |Lyndon Baines Johnson]] Vice President and President from Texas :[[Image:Paula s Sources-8.jpg]][[Bush-4 |President George W Bush]] {|border="1" class="sortable" !!Name!!DOD!!Conflict!!Branch!!Flag of Country!!Other!!Place |- |[[Atterberry-78|Col Edwin Lee "Ed"Atterberry]]||1969||Vietnam||USAF||POW KIA |- |Lt Col [[Daughtrey-38|Robert N. Daughtrey]]||||2005||Vietnam||USAF||||2,751POWPOW||Maverick |- |[[Clower-308|Cdr Claude Douglas Clower]]||Jefferson, TX||2010||Vietnam ||Navy||bu Jefferson, TX||1943 daysPOW |- |[[Burer-1|Col Arthur William (Art) Burer]]||Bexar/Kerr||2010||Vietnam ||USAF||2521daysPOW |- |[[Burns-5408|Col Don Ray"Wiley Coyote" Burns]]||PaloPinto, Tx||1996||Vietnam||USAF||2284 days POW |- |[[Beeler-277|Capt Carroll Robert "Gringo" Beeler]]|| Missouri||Ft.Sam|2003||Vietnam||USNavy||308 daysPOW |} {|border="1" class="sortable" !Name!!Date Of Birth!!Date Of Death!!Conflict!!U.S.A Branch!!Flag of Country!!Other |- |[[Conner-2086|Connor]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Connor_(Medal_of_Honor) John]||1845||5 Feb 1907||Indian Wars||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Dozier-450|Doshier]]||[http://www.cemetery.state.tx.us/pub/user_form.asp?step=1&pers_id=11040 James B.]||2 May 1820||1901||Indian Wars||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Howze-41|Howze]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Lee_Howze Maj. Gen. Robert Lee]||22 Aug 1864||19 Sep 1926||Indian Wars||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-272.png|50px]] |- |[[McCabe-1362 |McCabe]]||[http://www.cemetery.state.tx.us/pub/user_form.asp?step=1&pers_id=11220 William]||1848||||Indian Wars||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Phillips-16779|Phillips]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Frederick_Phillips George Frederick]||8 Mar 1862||4 Jun 1904||Spanish-American War||Navy||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Harrison-9761|Harrison]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Kelly_Harrison Comm. William Kelly]||30 Jul 1870||15 Aug 1928||Mexican Campaign (Veracruz)||Navy||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Barkley-912|Barkley]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_B._Barkley Private David B. aka: David Bennes Barkley]||31 Mar 1899||9 Nov 1918||World War I||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Edwards-13393|Edwards]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_R._Edwards Maj. Daniel Richmond]||9 Apr 1897||21 Oct 1967||Great War||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] [[Image:Military_Medals-180.png|50px|DSCA]] |- |[[Hayden-2086|Hayden]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_E._Hayden David Ephraim]||2 Oct 1897||18 Mar 1974||Great War||Navy||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-272.png|50px|SSM]] |- |[[Adams-25005|Adams]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucian_Adams Lucian]||26 Oct 1922||31 Mar 2003||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Military_Medals-198.png|50px|BSM]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]][[Image:Military_Medals-294.png|50px|ACM]][[Image:Military_Medals-293.png|50px|EAMEC]][[Image:Military_Medals-299.png|50px|WW2VM]] |- |[[Bordelon-204|Bordelon]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_J._Bordelon Staff Sergeant William James]||25 Dec 1920||20 Nov 1943||WW II||USMC||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] [[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] Battle of Tarawa |- |[[Carswell-317|Carswell]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horace_Carswell Major Horace "Stump" Carswell]||||||WW II ||USAAF||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Dealey-5|Dealey]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_David_Dealey Commander Samuel David]||13 Sep 1906||24 Aug 1944||WW II||Navy||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-181.png|50px|??]]x4 [[Image:Photos-272.png|50px|SSM]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Everhart-312|Everhart, Sr.]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forrest_E._Everhart Forrest Eugene]||28 Aug 1922||30 Aug 1986||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Fields-2790|Fields]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_H._Fields Capt. James H.]||16 Jun 1920||17 Jun 1970||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-272.png|50px|??]][[Image:Military_Medals-198.png|50px|BSM]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Fowler-5983|Fowler]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_W._Fowler Second Lieutenant Thomas Weldon]||31 Oct 1921||3 Jun 1944||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] Carano, Italy |- |[[Garcia-2862 |Garcia]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcario_Garc%C3%ADa CSM Macario]||20 Jan 1920||24 Dec 1972||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Military_Medals-198.png|50px|BSM]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Harrell-1757|Harrell]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_G._Harrell William George]||16 Jun 1922||9 Aug 1964||WW II||USMC||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Harris-20478 |Harris]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_L._Harris Second Lieutenant James Lindell]||27 Jun 1916||7 Oct 1944||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Hawkins-5952|Hawkins]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_D._Hawkins First Lieutenant William Deane]||18 Apr 1914||21 Nov 1943||WW II||USMC||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] Tarawa |- |[[Hughes-3348|Hughes, Jr.]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lloyd_Herbert_Hughes Second Lieutenant Lloyd Herbert]||12 Jul 1921||1 Aug 1943||WW II||Army AC||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|50px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] Campina, Romania |- |[[Hutchins-1933|Hutchins]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnnie_David_Hutchins Seaman First Class Johnnie David]||4 Aug 1922||4 Sep 1943||WW II||Navy R||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Kearby-18|Kearby]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neel_E._Kearby Colonel Neel Ernest]||5 Jun 1911||5 Mar 1944||WW II||Army AC||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-272.png|50px|]] |- |[[Keathley-52|Keathley]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_D._Keathley Staff Sergeant George Dennis]||10 Mar 1917||14 Sep 1944||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Military_Medals-198.png|50px|??]] [[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] Mount Altuzzo, Italy |- |[[Kimbro-79|Kimbro]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truman_Kimbro Technician Fourth Grade Truman]||27 May 1919||19 Dec 1944||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|50px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Knight-7728|Knight]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_L._Knight First Lieutenant Jack Llewellyn]||29 May 1917||2 Feb 1945||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]]TX Lg. MOH, LoiKang, Burma |- |[[Knight-7729|Knight]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymond_L._Knight First Lieutenant Raymond Larry]||15 Jun 1922||25 Apr 1945||WW II||Army AC||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]]x2[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] [[Image:Photos-506.png|50px|??]] [[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]]x2 |- |[[Leonard-7269|Leonard]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turney_W._Leonard First Lieutenant Turney White]||18 Jun 1921||6 Nov 1944||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] Germany |- |[[Logan-2524|Logan]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_M._Logan James Marion]||19 Dec 1920||9 Oct 1999||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Military_Medals-180.png|50px|??]] [[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Lopez-1928|Lopez Mendoza]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_M._L%C3%B3pez Jose Mendoza]||10 Jul 1910||16 May 2005||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Military_Medals-180.png|50px|??]] [[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|WIA]] |- |[[Lummus-166|Lummus]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Lummus First Lieutenant Andrew Jackson]||22 Oct 1915||8 Mar 1945||WW II||USMC-R||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Mathis-1337|Mathis]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_W._Mathis First Lieutenant Jack Warren]||25 Sep 1921||18 Mar 1943||WW II||Army AC||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] Vegesack, Germany |- |[[Roan-94|Roan]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_H._Roan Private First Class Charles Howard]||16 Aug 1923||18 Sep 1944||WW II||USMC-R||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Robinson-17821|Robinson, Jr.]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_E._Robinson,_Jr. First Lieutenant James E.]||10 Jul 1918||6 Apr 1945||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Rodriguez-2145|Rodriguez]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cleto_Rodr%C3%ADguez Cleto L.]||26 Apr 1923||7 Dec 1990||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-272.png|50px|??]] [[Image:Military_Medals-198.png|50px|??]]x2 [[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Wallace-8067|Wallace]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herman_C._Wallace Private First Class Herman C.]||12 Jun 1924||27 Feb 1945||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] Germany |- |[[Whiteley-318|Whiteley]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eli_L._Whiteley Capt. Eli Lamar]||10 Dec 1913||2 Dec 1986||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Davis-8073|Davis]]||Major George Andrew||1 Dec 1920||10 Feb 1952||Korean War||USAF||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Espinoza-167|Espinoza]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_H._Espinoza Victor Hugo]||15 Jul 1929||17 Apr 1986||Korean War||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Hanson-3545 |Hanson]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_G._Hanson Jack Glennon]||18 Sep 1930||7 Jun 1951||Korean War||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Kilmer-338|Kilmer]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_E._Kilmer John Edward]||15 Aug 1930||13 Aug 1952||Korean War||Navy||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Mitchell-13557|Mitchell]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_N._Mitchell Frank Nicias]||18 Aug 1921||26 Nov 1950||Korean War||USMC||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] [[Image:Photos-272.png|50px|SSM]] w/v [[Image:Military_Medals-198.png|50px|BSM]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]]x2 |- |[[Moreland-789|Moreland]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitt_L._Moreland Whitt Lloyd]||7 Mar 1930||29 May 1951||Korean War||USMC||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[O'Brien-3795|O'Brien]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_H._O%27Brien,_Jr. George Herman]||10 Sep 1926||11 Mar 2005||Korean War||USMC||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]]x2 |- |[[Pendleton-1268|Pendleton]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_F._Pendleton Corporal Charles Frank]||26 Sep 1931||||Korean War||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Stone-9465|Stone]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_L._Stone Col. James Lamar]||27 Dec 1922||9 Nov 2012||Korean War||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-272.png|50px|SSM]] [[Image:Military_Medals-198.png|50px|BSM]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Watkins-4768|Watkins]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Travis_E._Watkins Travis Earl]||5 Sep 1920||3 Sep 1950||Korean War||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Military_Medals-198.png|50px|??]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Anderson-24748|Anderson]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_A._Anderson Lance Corporal Richard Allen]||16 Apr 1948||24 Aug 1969||Vietnam||USMC||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Benavidez-27|Benavidez]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Benavidez Roy Perez]||5 Aug 1935||29 Nov 1998||Vietnam||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]]x5 [[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] x5 |- |[[Creek-168|Creek]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_E._Creek Lance Corporal Thomas Elbert]||7 Apr 1950||13 Feb 1969||Vietnam||USMC||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|??]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Erevia-1|Erevia]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santiago_J._Erevia Santiago Jesus]||15 Dec 1946||22 Mar 2016||Vietnam||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Military_Medals-198.png|50px|BSM]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Lee-16321|Lee]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milton_A._Lee Private First Class Milton Arthur]||28 Feb 1949||26 Apr 1968||Vietnam||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[McCleery-106|McCleery]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnis_D._McCleery Sergeant Finnis Dawson]||25 Dec 1927||11 Jul 2002||Vietnam||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-272.png|50px|SSM]] [[Image:Military_Medals-198.png|50px|BSM]] w/valor[[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] w/2 oakleaf clusters |- |[[Steindam-9|Steindam]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_A._Steindam First Lieutenant Russell Albert]||27 Aug 1946||1 Feb 1970||Vietnam||Army 1968-70||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Wilson-34554|Wilson]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_M._Wilson Private First Class Alfred Mac]||13 Jan 1948||3 Mar 1969||Vietnam||USMC 1967-69||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-817.jpg|30px|WIA]][[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Young-19128|Young]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_R._Young Staff Sergeant Marvin Rex]||11 May 1947||21 Aug 1968||Vietnam||Army 1966-68||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Photos-701.jpg|60px|KIA]][[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-246.png|50px|PH]] |- |[[Holland-5549|Holland]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milton_M._Holland Milton Murray]||1 Aug 1844||15 May 1910||Civil War||Union Army 1862-65 Sgt. Maj.||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Austin-6126|Austin]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_G._Austin Col. William Grafton]||6 Jan 1868||15 Jul 1929||Indian Wars||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[McLennon-23|McLennon]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_McLennon John]||1855||14 May 1888||Indian Wars||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Sampler-9|Sampler]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_M._Sampler Samuel M.]||27 Jan 1895||19 Nov 1979||Great War||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |- |[[Kane-1408|Kane]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_R._Kane Col.John Riley]||5 Jan 1907||29 May 1996||WW II||USAAF, USAF 1931-1954||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Photos-272.png|50px|SSM]] |- |[[Morgan-8522|Morgan]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_C._Morgan Lt. Col. John Cary "Red"]||24 Aug 1914||17 Jan 1991||WW II||RCAF 1941-43, USAAF 1943-45, USAF 1950-53||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]][[Image:Military_Medals-221.png|50px]] |- |[[Turner-15906|Turner]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_B._Turner George Benton]||27 Jun 1899||29 Jun 1963||WW II||Army||[[Image:WikiTree Profiles Roll of Honor-1.jpg|90px|USA]]||[[Image:Military_Medals-179.png|50px|MOH]] |}

[[Category:Old Three Hundred]][[Category: Texas Founders and Settlers]][[Category: Texas First Families]][[Category: Texas, Notables]] The name "Old Three Hundred" refers to the settlers who received land grants in Stephen F. Austin's first colony in Mexico. Although not originally enthusiastic about the project, Austin continued the colonization activities after the death of his father, Moses Austin. He traveled to San Antonio, where he met with the Spanish governor Antonio María Martínez. The governor acknowledged Stephen F. Austin as his father's successor, allowing the colonization activities to proceed. Austin agreed with Martínez to be responsible for all administrative tasks after he arranged for settlers to come to Texas in exchange for land; in payment for his services, Austin would collect 12½ cents an acre in compensation. Austin returned to New Orleans and sought willing colonists and by the end of the summer of 1824 most of the Old Three Hundred were settled in Texas. {|class="wikitable sortable" border="1" width="100%" ! Head of household || Born || Died || Family as of March 1826 || Notes |- | [[Alcorn-996|Elijah Allcorn]] || 1769 || 1844 || Wife, five children and two servants. || |- | Martin Allen || 1780 || 1837 || Wife, nine children || |- | [[Alley-35|Abraham Alley]] || 1803 || 1862 || Wife, five children || Brother of John, Rawson, Thomas and William Alley |- | [[Alley-41|John C. Alley]] || || 1822 || || Brother of Abraham, Thomas, Rawson and William Alley. |- | [[Alley-43|Rawson Alley ]]|| 1793 || 1833 || Single || Brother of Abraham, John, Thomas and William Alley |- | [[Alley-42|Thomas Alley]] || || 1826 || Single || Brother of Abraham, John, Rawson and William Alley |- | [[Alley-44|William Alley]] || 1800 || August 15, 1869 || Single || Brother of Abraham, John, Rawson and Thomas Alley |- | Charles Alsbury || || || Single || Brother of Harvey and Horace Alsbury. Died about 1828. |- | Harvey Alsbury || || || Wife || Brother of Charles and Horace Alsbury |- | [[Alsbury-31|Horace Alsbury]] || 1805 || June 1847 || Single; later married Juana Navarro || |- | Thomas Alsbury || 1773 || || Wife and two daughters || Father of Charles, Harvey and Horace Alsbury. Wife Leah Catlett Alsbury. Daughters Leah Ann and Marion B. Served in the War of 1812. Died August 1826. |- | Simeon Asa Anderson || || || Wife, three children, one slave || |- | John Andrews || || February 1838 || Wife, two children, one servant || |- | William Andrews || || 1840 || Wife, five children, two slaves || Daughter married Randal Jones in 1824. |- | Samuel Angier || August 26, 1792 || || || In 1829, married fellow colonist Pamelia Pickett |- | James E.B. Austin || October 3, 1803 || August 14, 1829 || || Helped put down the Fredonian Rebellion. Brother of Stephen F. Austin. |- | John Austin || March 17, 1801 || August 11, 1833 || || |- | [[Austin-1002|Stephen F. Austin]] || November 3, 1793 || December 27, 1836 || || |- | James B. Baily || November 13, 1797 || September 30, 1835 || 5 wives and 18 kids || Father-in-law of [[Polley-175|Joseph H. Polley]] |- | Daniel E. Balis || || || || |- | William Baratt || || || || |- | Thomas Barnet || || || || |- | [[Barron-1394|Thomas Hudson Barron]] || 1796 || 1874 || 2 wives 22 children || |- | Mills M. Battle || || || || |- | James Beard || || || || |- | Benjamin Beason || || 1837 || || |- | Charles Belknap || || || || |- | Josiah H. Bell || || || || |- | Thomas B. Bell || || || Wife Prudencio, three children || Donated the land on which Bellville was founded in 1846 |- | M. Berry || || || || |- | Isaac Best || || || || |- | Jacob Betts || || || || |- | Francis Biggam || || || || |- | William Bloodgood || || || || |- | Thomas Boatwright || || || || |- | Thomas Borden || || || || |- | Caleb R. Bostwick || || || || |- | John T. Bowman || || || || |- | Edward R. Bradley || || || || |- | John Bradley || || || || |- | Thomas Bradley || || || || |- | Charles Breen || || || || |- | Patrick Brias || || || || |- | William B. Bridges || 1795 || April 4, 1853 || || |- | [[Bright-3119|David Bright]] || 1770 || September 2, 1837 || || |- | Enoch Brinson || || || || |- | Bluford Brooks || || || || |- | Robert Brotherington || || || || |- | George Brown || || || || |- | John Brown || || || || |- | William S. Brown || || || || |- | Aylett C. Buckner || || || || |- | Pumphrey Brunet || || || || |- | Jesse Burnam || 1792 || 1883 || || |- | Micajah Byrd || || || || |- | Morris A. Callihan || ||and || || |- | Alexander Calvit || 1784 || 1836 || || |- | David Carpenter || || || || |- | William C. Carson || || || || |- | Samuel Carter || || || || |- | Jesse H. Cartwright || 1787 || 1848 || || |- | [[Cartwright-3215|Thomas N. Cartwright]] || 1798 || 1846 || || |- | [[Castleman-443|Sylvanus Castleman]] || || || || |- | Samuel Chance || || || || |- | Horatio Chriesman || || || || |- | John C. Clark || || || || |- | Antony R. Clarke || || || || |- | Merit M. Coats || || || || |- | John P. Coles || || || || |- | James Russell Cook || 1812 || 1843 || Single || |- | John Cooke || || || || |- | William Cooper || || || || |- | Robert Cooper || || || 5 children || |- | John Crownover || || || 1 son || Married to Elizabeth Chesney, son John Chesney Crownover born 1799 in Pennsylvania |- | James Cummings || || || || |- | John Cummings || || || || |- | Rebecca Cummins || || || || |- | William Cummings || || || || |- | James (Jack) Cummins || c. 1773 || 1849 || || |- | James Curtis, Sr. || || || || |- | James Curtis, Jr. || || || || |- | Hinton Curtis || || || || |- | Samuel Davidson || || || || |- | Thomas Davis || || || || |- | D. Deckrow || || || || |- | Charles Demos || || || || |- | Peter Demos || || || || |- | William B. Dewees || Sep. 8th, 1799 || Apr. 14th, 1878 || || |- | John Dickinson || || || || |- | Nicholas Dillard || || || || |- | Thomas M. Duke || || || || |- | George Duty || || || || |- | Joseph Duty || March 6, 1801 (Gallatin, TN) || September 11, 1855 (Webberville, TX) || || |- | Clement C. Dyer || || || || |- | Thomas Earle || || || || |- | G.E. Edwards || || || || |- | John Elam || || || || |- | Robert Elder || || || || |- | Charles Falenash || || || || |- | David Fenton || || || || |- | James Fisher || || || || |- | David Fitzgerald || || 1832 || Widowed with one son and daughter. || The plot of land now sits in modern Fort Bend County. Fitzgerald died in 1832 and willed the land to his daughter Sarah. She would later sell the entire property to Johnathan Dawson Waters. |- | Isaiah Flanakin || || || || |- | Elisha Flowers || || || || |- | Isaac Foster || || || || |- | John Foster || || 1837 || 2 sons || |- | Randolph Foster || || || || |- | James Frazier || || || || |- | Churchill Fulshear || || || || |- | Charles Garret || || || || |- | Samuel Gates || || || || |- | William Gates || || || || |- | Freeman George || 1780 || 1834 || Wife, 8 sons || Freeman George received 1 sitios land between San Bernard and Bay Prairie (Matagorda County) and 1 labor of land located Brazos East side opposite San Felipe (Waller County). According to the Handbook of Texas Online, he was given a league and a labor of land (see above) which is known as Matagorda and Waller counties on July 7, 1824. Also one of the original patentees in the vicinity of Old Ocean, Texas, in southwestern Brazoria Co. |- | Preston Gilbert || || || || |- | Sarah Gilbert || || || || |- | Daniel Gilleland || || || || |- | Chester S. Gorbet || || || || |- | Michael Gouldrich || || || || |- | Thomas Gray || || || || |- | Jared E. Groce || 1782 || 1839 || || |- | Robert Guthrie || || || || |- | John Haddan || || || || |- | Samuel C. Hady || || || || |- | George B. Hall || || || || |- | John W. Hall || || || || |- | W. J. Hall || || || || |- | David Hamilton || || || || |- | Abner Harris || || || || |- | David Harris || || || || |- | John R. Harris || || || || |- | William Harris || || || || |- | William J. Harris || || || || |- | George Harrison || || || || |- | William Harvey || || || || |- | Thomas S. Haynes || || || || |- | James Hensley || || || || |- | [[Hodges-3592|Alexander Hodge]]|| 1757 || 1836 || || Historical marker erected at Hodge's Bend Cemetery in Fort Bend County (1975), where Alexander Hodge's grave is located. |- | Francis Holland || || || || |- | William Holland || || || || |- | Kinchen Holliman || || || || |- | James Hope || || || || |- | C.S. Hudson || || || || |- | George Huff || || || || |- | John Huff || || || || |- | Isaac Hughes || || || || |- | Eli Hunter || || || || |- | Johnson Hunter || || || || |- | John Iiams || || || || This may be John Williams. |- | Ira Ingram || 1788 || 1837 || || |- | Seth Ingram || || || || |- | John Irons || || || || |- | Samuel Isaacks || || || || |- | Alexander Jackson || || || || |- |[[Jackson-11506|Humphrey Jackson]] ||1784||1833|| || Unable to run his plantation because he chose not to own slaves, Jackson traveled to Texas in September 1823 and built a log cabin outside Austin's colony on the San Jacinto River, a half mile west of the site of present [[Space:Crosby%2C_Texas_Place_Study|Crosby]]. When it was discovered that he had settled outside the colony, Jackson petitioned the Baron de Bastrop, who on August 16, 1824, granted him title to a league and a labor of land, including the place where he had settled, in what is now Harris County. To become a legal colonist, Jackson next petitioned the Mexican government to form the San Jacinto District under control of the Austin colony; he was elected alcalde of the new district in 1824, 1825, and 1827, and served as ex officio militia captain of the San Jacinto area. |- | Isaac Jackson || || || || |- | Thomas Jamison || || || || |- | Henry W. Johnson || || || || |- | Henry Jones || || || || |- | James W. Jones || || || || |- | Oliver Jones || || || || |- | R. Jones || || || || |- | Imla Keep || || || || |- | John C. Keller || || || || |- | John Kelly || || || || |- | Samuel Kennedy || || || || |- | Alfred Kennon || || || || |- | James Kerr || || || || |- | Peter Kerr || || || || |- | William Kerr || || || || |- | William Kincheloe || || || || |- | William Kingston || || || || |- | James Knight || || || || |- | Abner Kuykendall || 1777 || 1834 || || Brother of Robert and Joseph, father of Barzillia. Commanded the militia of Austin's colony, murdered by Joseph Clayton. |- | Barzillai Kuykendall || || || || Son of Abner Kuykendall |- | Joseph Kuykendall || || || || |- | Robert Kuykendall || || || || |- | Hosea H. League || || || || |- | Joel Leakey || || || || |- | Benjamin Linsey || || || || |- | John Little || || || || |- | William Little || || || || |- | Jane H. Wilkinson Long || 1798 || 1880 || || Mother of Texas |- | James Lynch || || || || |- | Nathanael Lynch || || || || |- | John McCroskey || || || || |- | Arthur McCormick || || || || |- | David McCormick || || || || |- | John McCormick || || || || |- | Thomas McCoy || || || || |- | Aechilles McFarlan || || || || |- | John McFarlan || || || || |- | Thomas F. McKinney || 1801 || 1873 || || Father of the Texas Navy |- | Hugh McKinsey || || || || |- | A.W. McClain || || || || |- | James McNair || || || || |- | Daniel McNeel || || || || |- | George W. McNeel || || || || |- | John McNeel || || || || |- | John G. McNeel || || || || |- | Pleasant D. McNeel || || || || |- | Sterling McNeel || || || || |- | Elizabeth McNutt || || || || |- | William McWilliams || || || || |- | Shubael Marsh || || || || |- | Wily Martin || 1776 || 1842 || || |- | William Mathis || || || || |- | David H. Milburn || || || || |- | Samuel Miller || || || || |- | Samuel R. Miller || || || || |- | Simon Miller || || || || |- | James D. Millican || || || || |- | Robert Millican || || || || |- | William Millican || || || || |- | Joseph Minus || || || || |- | Asa Mitchell || || || || |- | John L. Monks || || || || |- | John H. Moore || Aug. 13, 1800 || Dec. 02, 1880 || Single || Indian fighter, builder of Moore's Fort, and leader at the Battle of Gonzales. Married Eliza Cummins, daughter of Jack Cummins listed above. |- | Luke Moore || || || || |- | Moses Morrison || || || || |- | William Morton || || || || |- | David Mouser || || || || |- | James Nelson || || || || |- | Joseph Newman || c. 1787 || 1831 || Wife Rachel Rabb, 10 children || Brother in-law to John Rabb and Thomas J. Rabb, he ranched and farmed a sitio near Bonus. |- | Charles Isaac Nidever || || || || |- | M.B. Nuckols || || || || |- | James Orrick || || || || |- | Nathan Osborn || || || || |- | William Parks || || || || |- | Joshua Parker || || || || |- | William Parker || || || || |- | Isaac Pennington || || || || |- | George S. Pentecost || || || || |- | Freeman Pettus || || || || |- | William A. Pettus || || || || |- | John Petty || || || || |- | J.C. Peyton || || || || |- | James A.E. Phelps || || || || |- | I.B. Phillips || || || || |- | Zeno Philips || || || || |- | Pamelia Picket || || || || |- |[[Polley-175| Joseph H. Polley]] ||28 Dec 1795 ||26 Mar 1869 ||Wife, Mary Bailey || Son-in-law of James B. Bailey |- | Peter Powell || || || || |- | William Prater || || || || |- | Pleasant Pruitt || || || || |- | William Pryor || c. 1775 || 1833 || Wife Betsy Trammell, 6 children || His death was recorded as 9 Sept 1833 in the diary of William B. Travis. Pryor's will states he was from Botetourt County, Virginia. |- | Andrew Rabb || || || || |- | John Rabb || || || || |- | Thomas J. Rabb || || || || |- | William Rabb || || || || |- | William Raleigh || || || || |- | L. Ramey || || || || |- | David Randon || || || || |- | John Randon || || || || |- | Frederic H. Rankin || || || || |- | Amos Rawls || || || || |- | Benjamin Rawls || || || || |- | Daniel Rawls || || || || |- | Stephen Richardson || || || || |- | Elijah Roark || || || || |- | Earle Robbins || || || || |- | William Robbins || || || || |- | Andrew Roberts || || 1844 || Wife Sally, four daughters, and one son || |- | Noel F. Roberts || C. 1820 || C. 1825 || Harriet Pryor || |- | William Roberts || || aft. 1856 || Elizabeth Pryor || |- | Edward Robertson || || || || |- | Andrew Robinson Sr. || || 1852 || Wife Nancy and two children || First settler |- | George Robinson || || || || |- | James Ross || || || || |- | June Salmeron || || || || |- | Joseph San Pierre || || || || |- | Robert Scobey || || || || |- | Marvin Scheick || || || || |- | James Scott || || || || |- | William Scott || || || || |- | William Selkirk || || || || |- | Owen Shannon || 1762 || 1839 || Margaret & children || |- | David Shelby || || || || |- | Daniel Shipman || NC 20 Feb 1801 || Goliad County Texas 4 Mar 1881 || || |- | Moses Shipman || || || || |- | [[Sims-9449|Bartlett Sims]] || 1792 || 1864 || Wife and nine children || |- | George Washington Singleton || || || || Related to Charla Kaye Moore Sisk |- | Phillip Singleton || || || || |- | Christian Smith || || || || |- | Cornelius Smith || || || || |- | John Smith || || || || |- | William Smeathers || 1767 || 1837 || || |- | Gabriel S. Snider || || || || |- | Albert L. Sojourner || || || || |- | Nancy Spencer || || || || |- | Adam Stafford || || || || |- | William Stafford || || || || |- | Thomas Stevens || || || || |- | Owen H. Stout || || || || |- | John Strange || || || || |- | Walter Sutherland || || || || |- | David Tally || || || || |- | John I. Taylor || || || || |- | George Teel || || || || |- | Ezekiel Thomas || || || || |- | Jacob Thomas || || || || |- | Jesse Thompson || || || || |- | Thomas J. Tone || || || || |- | James F. Tong || || || || |- | Samuel Toy || || || || |- | John Trobough || || || || |- | Elizabeth Piemmons Tumlinson || born 1778 || died 1829 || Wife of John Jackson Tumlinson whom was killed while crossing the Guadalupe rive by Waco Indians || |- | James Tumlinson || || || || |- | Isaac Vandorn || || || || |- | Martin Varner || || || || |- | Allen Vince || || || || |- | Richard Vince || || || || |- | Robert Vince || || || || |- | William Vince || || || || |- | James Walker || || || || |- | Thomas Walker || || || || |- | Caleb Wallice || || || || |- | Francis F. Wells || || || || |- | [[Comstock-1052|Amy White]] ||10 Mar 1775||1853 || || White moved to Texas and claimed her 4,428 acres on the west side of the San Jacinto River on August 16, 1824. Mother of eldest son, [[White-41797|Reuben White]]. Sister-in-law of [[Jackson-11506|Humphrey Jackson]]. |- | Joseph White || || || || |- | [[White-41797|Reuben White]] ||1795||1848|| ||White moved to Texas in 1824 and received a grant of one league on the east bank of the San Jacinto River on 19 Aug 1824 (the area now known as Barrett Station), south of the Jackson plot (White's Uncle). Son of [[Comstock-1052|Amy White]]. |- | Walter C. White || || || || |- | William White || || || || |- | Boland Whitesides || || || || |- | Henry Whitesides || || || || |- | James Whitesides || || || || |- | William Whitesides || || || || |- | Nathaniel Whiting || || || || |- | William Whitlock || || || || |- | Elias D. Wightman || || || || |- | Jane Wilkins || || || || |- | George I. Williams || || || || |- | Henry Williams || || || || |- | John Williams || || || || |- | John R. Williams || || || || Built "The Old Place" along Clear Creek, which eventually became the oldest remaining structure in Harris County, Texas. It is now part of Houston's Sam Houston Park |- | Robert H. Williams || || || || |- | Samuel M. Williams || || || || |- | Solomon Williams || || || || |- | Thomas Williams || || || || |- | [[Woods-859|Zadock Woods aka Zaduck]] || 1773 || 1842 || || Served in the battle of Gonzales, the battle of Concepción, the Grass Fight and the Runaway Scrape. Colonist of Texas, Zadock Woods was one of the "Old Three Hundred" who established a colony area with land purchased from Stephen F. Austin. A veteran of the War of 1812, he served in the battle of Gonzales, the battle of Concepción, the Grass Fight and the Runaway Scrape. His homestead was a fortified inn, known as Fort Woods, built to provide protection from Indian attacks on the colonists. He was the oldest man killed in the "Dawson expedition" September 1842. |}

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FALL of the ALAMO '''

[[Image:Clark-15765-8.gif|400px]] Images of the Battle of The Alamo are still remembered by the people of Texas. During the Revolution there were battle cries of "'Remember the Alamo"' and they continue in 2019. ---- *BATTLE of GONZALES {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo.gif |align=c |size=270 |caption=Come and Take it}} *[[Project:Remember_the_Alamo#WikiTree_Resources|Remember the Alamo Project Page]] **Siege of Bexar **'''[[Space:Texas Declaration of Independence | Texas Declaration of Independence]]''' **'''[[Space:Defenders_in_the_Battle_of_the_Alamo|Defenders in the Battle of the Alamo]]''' **'''[[Space:Texas_Immortals|Texas Immortals]]''' **"'[[Space:The_Goliad_Massacres|The Goliad Massacres and lists of the Men killed]] By Allan H Thomas **[[Space:Reminiscences_of_the_Alamo|Reminiscences of the Alamo]] by Allan Thomas ***[[Space:Photos_of_Alamo|Photos of the Alamo]] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eyu3OIn5A00 Men of the A Siege of the Alamo] U-tube ---- The Alamo was a mission, not designed to be a fort: a crumbling 2-3 acre compound 250 x 450 ft size. {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-1.jpg |align=l |size=230 |caption=Compound.}}{{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-3.jpg |align=r |size=280 |caption=Inside the Alamo. }}{{clear}} Col. Neill was charged with fitting the Alamo to be obstacle of General Santa Anna's march across Texas in 1836. The Defenders fortified the Alamo, mounting the 20 cannon left behind by the Mexican army. Capt. Almaron Dickenson worked over the artillery batteries, and worked with Jameson to attach the cannon onto the Alamo. They built earthen walls as a buffer behind the fort to mount the cannons since there were no parapets. Texas sent Lt Col Travis with soldiers in his command to the Alamo, which previously had been manned by volunteers under the command of Col. Bowie. A confrontation developed between Travis' army troops and the volunteers over who was in charge. Then Bowie fell ill. The burden of the Alamo was left to Col Travis.. February 23, 1836, when General Antonio López de Santa Anna's army arrived outside San Antonio, the Defenders were prepared, but without sufficient munitions or men. Couriers were sent out to the colonies '''repeatedly''' for many days both before General Santa Anna's army arrival and during the siege by Lt. Col. Travis asking for their help. ::'''Gonzales Colony''' sent the '''Immortal 32'''. {{Image|file=Profile_Photo_s-281.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Immortal 32. }}{{clear}} ::'''Austin Colony''' tried to send men, but the Mexican army turned them back. *Col Robert McAlpin Williamson issued orders for troops to be sent to the aid of the Alamo Defenders. Another officer countermanded them. '''The Immortal 32 arrived March 1.''' The defenders held out for 13 days against Santa Anna's army.The toll on the Mexican army estimates were about 600 to that of 189 of Defenders at the Alamo. By March 5, the units were in place, and his big cannon ready to blast the lowest spot of the Alamo on the south side. {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-13.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption='}} March 6, 1836 before dawn Santa Ana stood with his staff in safety on the old bridge 500 yd south along with bands of music. By the timing of the signal they calculated the columns would reach the foot of the wall just as dawn occurred. Santa Ana's bands struck up the '''assassin note of deguello, or no quarter''' (''leave no man alive'') By then the Mexican invaders were beneath the cannons, thus Alamo cannon fire was useless. Within minutes many Defenders had to retreat to the long barracks, with hardly room to fire a rifle. The fighting was one against one, falling where they were killed and may have been the the bloodiest area. The guns, cannon beside where Travis was killed were then turned onto the Alamo itself. The gun which was probably turned may have been the "twelve-pound carronade" which fired over the center of the west wall from a high commanding position. {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-5.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption='}} '''Each body that fell was also bayoneted by the Mexican army''' Gen. Santa Anna then came from the bridge, asked to be shown the bodies of the Colonels (to be sure they were dead). Gen. Santa Anna then ordered all bodies piled together and fires started to '''burn the dead'''. He left the women, children, a black man alive to spread word of his victory. {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-9.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=.}} '''MEMORIALS"' After the dust had settled, and all bodies of the Defenders were burned, effects on the people of Texas and the USA would always remember the words: '''''Remember the Alamo''''' {{Image|file=Historical_Art_of_Texas-15.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption='}} {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-8.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=''Cenotaph by Pompeo Compini, 1936 Spirit of Sacrifice''}} {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-4.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=Cenotaph.}}{{clear}} MAP OF PROGRESSION of TEXAS COLONIES to COUNTIES AFTER 1834: *'''[http://www.mapofus.org/texas/ Progression of Texas colonies]''' :'''ORIGIN OF DEFENDERS"' Defenders of the Alamo were composed of Texas army, volunteers and volunteers from European countries. All came to make a stand. *Countries: Men from Spain, Great Britain, Germany, Denmark, Ireland, Scotland *States: Men from -South Carolina, North Carolina, New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana and Tennessee came to Texas. Some were members of the New Orleans Greys, Some joined other companies. {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-1.png |align=r |size=270 |caption=New Orleans Greys }} *Texians - (San Antonio Colony, Bastrop Colony, Mina Colony, Gonzales Colony, DeWitt Colony, Brazoria Colony, Nacogdoches, and others, Stephen F Austin Colony *Tejanos - were settlers living in Texas colonies, Hispanic residents of the state of Texas who were culturally descended from the original Spanish-speaking colonists :'''STEPHEN F. AUSTIN, OLD THREE HUNDRED COLONY PROFILES''' *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Three_Hundred See List: *[http://www.sfaold300.org/page-1326619 Stephen F Austin Old Three Hundred] {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-2.jpg |align=c |size=300 |caption=' }} '''Green Dewitt Colonists''' :Joseph de La Baume Nov 4 1828 :Francis Berry married, May 12 1825, 6 :William Bracken Aug 3, 1826 :Joseph Campbell married, Mar 22, 1827, 7 :William Chase married, Aug 30, 1826, 3 :Marjila Chirino widow, May 30, 1828 :Harriet Cottle widow, Nov 12, 1827, 2 :Abraham Denton single, Jul 16, 1825, 1 :Edward Dickinson single, Apr 25, 1825, 1 :Patrick Dowlearn single, Jun 24, 1827, 1 :Benjamin Duncan single, Oct 16, 1828, 1 :George Foley widower, Nov 20, 1827, 1 :Eligio Gortari May 27, 1828 :Eben Haven married, Jul 13, 1827, 2 :Richard Heath single, Oct 24, 1828, 1 :Gerron Hinds, married, Apr 13, 1825, 2 :George C. Kimble single, Mar 5, 1825, 1 :Jesse Robinson single, Sep 10, 1827, 1 :John Roe single, Apr 25, 1827, 1 :Lt. Don Jose Salinas Jul 4 1827 :Erastus "Deaf" Smith Jul 1825 :John Smothers widower, Sep, 1828, 4 :Darwin M. Stapp single, Jun 4, 1828, 1 :James Tumlinson single, Dec, 1828, 1 '''BATTLE of GOLIAD PROFILES''' {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-7.jpg |align=c |size=350 |caption=' }} *'''[[Space:The_Goliad_Massacres|Lists of men Massacred at Goliad]]''' by Allan H Thomas '''Battle of San Jacinto Profiles''' {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-6.jpg |align=c |size=350 |caption='}} *http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~genbel/states/texas/battleofsanjacinto.html {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-11.jpg |align=c |size=260 |caption=Replica of building Washington-on-the-Brazos where the Texas Independence was signed.}} '''TEXAS REVOLUTION PROFILES: ''' *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texian_Army *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Army_of_the_Republic_of_Texas '''WikiTree Free Space Profiles''' *'''[[Space:Defenders_in_the_Battle_of_the_Alamo | Defenders in the Battle of the Alamo]]''' *'''[[Space:Texas Declaration of Independence | Texas Declaration of Independence]]''' *'''[[Space:Texas_Immortals|Texas Immortals]]] **[[Space:Photos_of_Alamo|Photos of the Alamo]] *[[Space:The_Goliad_Massacres|The Goliad Massacres and lists of the Men killed]] By Allan H Thomas *[[Space:Reminiscences of the Alamo | Reminences of the Alamo]] BY Allan Thomas *[[Space:Texas_Resource_Page_US_Civil_War:_War_Between_the_States|War Between the States]] *[[Space:Defenders_in_the_Battle_of_the_Alamo|Space Page: Defenders of the Alamo]] *'''[[:Category:The_Alamo|Category Page, The Alamo]]''' *[[Space:Texas_Immortals|Texas Immortals]] *[[Space:Douglas_the_Confederate_Camel|Douglas the Confederate Camel]] :::'"LINKS"' *'''[[Space:Photos of Alamo | Photos of Alamo]]''' *[[Space:Defenders_in_the_Battle_of_the_Alamo|Space Page: Defenders of the Alamo]] *'''[[Space:The_Goliad_Massacres|Lists of the men massacred at Goliad]]''' by Allan H Thomas *'''[[Space:Texas|Immortals | Texas Immortals]]]''' ==Participants== The leader of this sub-project is [[Richardson-7161|Mary Richardson]], Texas native. Alamo profiles. Writing bios for this project and '''{{Red|Defenders of Alamo}}''' :::[[J-276|Paula]] - Leader,Adding profiles, leading Mary, finding images. :::[[Daly-373|Eric Daly]] - Connecting profiles to the tree and adding sources :::[[Wright-7062|Terry Wright]] - leader :::[[Binkley-335|Summer Binkley Orman]] San Antonio, Texas, originally from Tennessee. Has some personal photos of the Alamo. :::[[Langford-501|Teresa Langford]] -Another Texan!- will work on Alamo Defenders with Mary :::[[Thomas-8856 | Allan Thomas]] - ancestors here in Texas! Writing profiles for Alamo Defenders [[Space:COL._Sam%27s_Bomb_Shell|Space Page:Bomb Shell]] :::[[Davis-17984|Diane Hoffman]] born in Corpus Christi!!- has ancestor of Alamo, working on Alamo Defenders with Mary also :::[[Houle-169|Tanya Breese]] has ancestor of Alamo :::[[Goodman-2062 | Judy Goodman Wardlow]] Judy is from central Texas :::[[Ward-9858|Stephanie Ward]] Louisiana PC work with [[Garcia-7262|Mar Garcia]] on James George, and added UTuube U-tube video. '''SOURCES''' *[http://www.thealamo.org/history/the-1836-battle/the-defenders/index.html Alamo Website: the Defenders] *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Alamo_defenders Wikipedia: List of Alamo Defenders] *[http://dmna.ny.gov/historic/articles/alamopage2.htm NY State Alamo part 2] *http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/adp/history/1836/the_battle/the_texians/origins.html Texas Origins, the Battle] *[http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/adp/archives/documents/ny_alamo.html Archives: Alamo Documents] *[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=8864431Find A Grave: Alamo] *[http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/search Alamo defenders search] *[http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fev21 Western History Articles, Alamo] *[http://www.texasescapes.com/SanAntonioTx/The-Alamo-Cenotaph.htm The Alamo Cenotaph] *[http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/adp/history/1836/the_battle/the_weapons/small_arms.html weapons] *New York in the Revolution as Colony and State, Vol. I - Extracts; Publication Place: Albany, New York; Publisher: J. B. Lyon Co.; Publication Year: 1904; Page Number: 150 *http://www.thealamo.org/education/digital-exhibits/flintlock-to-cartridge/index.html See also: *Edmundson, J.R. (2000), The Alamo Story-From History to Current Conflicts, Plan, TX: Republic of Texas Press, ISBN 1-55622-678-0 *Groneman, Bill (1996), Eyewitness to the Alamo, Plano, TX: Republic of Texas Press, ISBN 1-55622-502-4 *Hardin, Stephen L. (1999), Texan Illiad, Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, ISBN 0-292-73086-1 *Meyers, John (1948), The Alamo, Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press, ISBN 0-8032-5779-1 *Tinkle, Lon (1985), 13 Days to Glory: The Siege of the Alamo, College Station, TX: Texas A&M University Press, ISBN 0-89096-238-3 *Todish, Timothy J.; Todish, Terry; Spring, Ted (1998), Alamo Source book, 1836: A Comprehensive Guide to the Battle of the Alamo and the Texas Revolution, Austin, TX: Eakin Press, ISBN 978-1-57168-152-2 *Bill Groneman; [http://www.worldcat.org/title/alamo-defenders-a-genealogy-the-people-and-their-words/oclc/20670456 Alamo Defenders - A Genealogy: The People and Their Words], Austin, Tex. : Eakin Press, 1990. *Daughters of the American Revolution. Alamo Chapter (San Antonio, Tex.); *[http://www.worldcat.org/title/alamo-heroes-and-their-revolutionary-ancestors/oclc/2722217&referer=brief_results The Alamo heroes and their Revolutionary ancestors] : Bicentennial project], Private Publisher: San Antonio, Tex., 1976 *Barr, Alwyn (1990), Texans in Revolt" The Battle of San Antonio, 1835, Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, ISBN 0-292-77042-1

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San Jacinto Battle in the Texas Revolution!

{{Image|file=Photos-172.jpg |align=l |size=60 |caption= }} {{Image|file=Photos-172.jpg |align=r |size=60 |caption= }} ''Texas subproject of Southern Colonies project, gives a history from colonization up to 1836''. {{Image|file=San_Jacinto_Battle_in_Texas_Revolution-4.jpg |align=c |size=480 |caption=map of the armies. }} ''It shows the Mexican government policies of governing and immigration policies. Mexico required the settlers to become Mexican Citizens and become Roman Catholic. Soon Mexican government was suspicious that the 16,000 Americans in Texas in 1830 would be used by the USA to acquire Texas. The settlers refused to learn Spanish, wanted their own schools, and were trading with the USA. Soon the Anglos from the were outnumbering the Tejanos. Some were slave owners, and had their own opinions of race, religion and freedom.Mexico restated its ban on slavery to discourage immigration and set up military posts. "The Law of April 6, 1830'' {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-402.jpg |align= |size=430 |caption= }} All settlers wanted a separate state from Coahuila, and titles for lands in East Texas. '''Bad news'''— Mexico was not happy with Texas settlers and the first convention. By 1834 Santa Anna told Austin he was stationing soldiers in Texas to restore order. https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/qdt01 ::So, Stephen F Austin journeyed down to Mexico City to smooth the waters between the government and the Texans. Santa Anna threw him into jail, then they held him incommunicado. '''1834-35''' The Texans appeared to be obeying the laws, but they elected [[Houston-1 |General Samuel Houston]] to take charge of whatever army he could raise and scheduled a Consultation for Oct 15, 1835. Events interfered with that consultation: :Prior to the Consultation a confrontation occurred in Gonzales colony... The Mexican government army sent troops to remove the cannon it had loaned the citizens for defense. The settlers ushered the troops out of the colony. The Mexican Colonel sent 100 dragoons to pick up the cannon,"Come and Take IT. Gonzales Colonists known as the Gonzales" Old Eighteen" again sent Casteneda on his way. This news spread through the USA. Soon other young men who were interested in fighting for a cause, came to enlist in the Revolution. {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo.gif |align=r |size=300 |caption=Come and Take It. }}{{clear}} Events followed: *'''Battle of Concepcion Oct 2, 1835''' a 30 minute battle began the siege of Bexar Oct 28, 1835. Mexican force had 275 soldiers and 2 cannons near San Antonio. Bowie and James Fannin defeated the Mexican forces.http://blog.chron.com/txpotomac/2010/10/today-in-texas-history-the-battle-of-concepcion-2/ :{{Red|275 soldiers, 2 cannons}} *'''Siege of Bexar Oct - Dec 14, 1835.''' :A force of 275 soldiers and two cannons were defeated by the Texans *'''Battle of Bexar Dec 14''' :The Texans won this battle, driving the Mexican army out of Bexar colony. They left behind all of their cannons (16) at the Alamo. *'''Siege of Alamo Feb 23, 1836-Mar 6, 1836''' :189 valiant Defenders of the Alamo in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas colony were killed. (The Fall of the Alamo}{{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-5.jpg |align=r |size=450 |caption=the Alamo. }}{{clear}} *'''Washington-on-the Brazos Drafting of Texas Constitution March 2, 1836''' 2nd political convention) declared independence and appointed leadership for the new Republic of Texas. {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-11.jpg |align=r |size=300 |caption=Constitution was drafted here. }}{{clear}} *'''Battle of Alamo March 6, 1836'''- 189 Defenders of the Alamo were killed in this battle. {{Image|file=Photos_of_Alamo-4.jpg |align=r |size=600 |caption=cenotaph. }}{{clear}} *'''Runaway Scrape''' after Fall of Alamo, Settlers of the Colonies fled their homes and fields to the East for protection from the advancing Mexican army. *A general working with [[Santa Anna-1|General Antonio Santa Anna]], '''Urrea''' captured '''San Patricio colony''' quickly, surprising the Texans with by a swift thrust that caught the Texans by surprise in March and a success in the battle of '''Agua Dulce Creek'''.. *'''Goliad Massacre''' March 21, 1836 {{Image|file=Mitchell-9219.jpg |align=r |size=430 |caption=Goliad.. }}{{clear}} {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-402.jpg |align= |size=530 |caption= }} {{clear}}

San Jacinto Battle in Harris, Texas April 21, 1836

[[Houston-1 |General Samuel Houston]] heard the news of Fannin's Massacre, and retreated toward the Brazos River. As Santa Anna went through, he torched '''San Felipe de Austin''' (near present day Brennam. http://townofsanfelipe.net/History.htm Houston saw this on the way to Jared Groce's plantation near the Brazos. [[Houston-1 |General Samuel Houston]]'s army was only {{Red| 800 men}}. Col. Thomas J. Rusk and Col. Edward Burleson were Houston's main supporters. :Even the newly elected president of Republic of Texas criticized [[Houston-1 |General Samuel Houston]]. (Burnet and the cabinet had to flee New Washington, the most recent capital of the new government, and headed for Harrisburg. :Meanwhile Santa Anna had his ear to the ground. His scouts learned that Burnet and the cabinet had fled to Harrisburg and informed Santa Anna. He headed that way. By the time his army reached Harrisburg, Burnet and cabinet had fled again!!! He ordered Alamonte to move ahead to try to catch them and he almost succeeded. As he concentrated on Burnet and the cabinet, ''he may have forgotten about [[Houston-1 |General Samuel Houston]] and the army who were out of sight.'' {{Image|file=Historical_Art_of_Texas-7.jpg |align=c |size=450 |caption='. }} {{Image|file=San_Jacinto_Battle_in_Texas_Revolution-11.jpg |align=c |size=700 |caption=The Battle of San Jacinto }} {{Image|file=San_Jacinto_Battle_in_Texas_Revolution-3.jpg |align=c |size=400 |caption=The BATTLE map }}{{Clear}} {{Image|file=Terry_s_Photos-402.jpg |align= |size=530 |caption= }} :[[Houston-1 |General Samuel Houston]] now began to move '''his army'''. He headed for Nacogdoches, then turned to Harrisburg and moved out in a forced march. The Texans learned Santa Anna’s army had gone through Harrisburg and looted and burned it. ''' Scouts''' encountered Santa Anna's scouts, and [[Houston-1 |General Samuel Houston]] was able to ascertain the size and position of the army. [[Houston-1 |General Samuel Houston]] headed for Lynch's Ferry. ''' Santa Anna's army was headed for Lynch's Ferry on a different road. April 20, 1836, Houston was able arrive first at the {{Red|Buffalo Bayou}}. He positioned his men in the trees on April 20, 1836 Houston crossed Vince's Bridge, then destroyed it, so that reinforcements could not reach Santa Anna via that bridge. :Marshland was all along the banks of bodies of water with heavy foliage, mostly live oak. Santa Anna arrived next, and he saw Houston and his men, being surprised. The forces clashed briefly that day. The final battle in the Texas Revolution occurred in what is called today, Harris County, Texas. Texian army led by [[Houston-1 |General Samuel Houston]], attacked with '''900 men''' and fought with the Mexican army led by General Santa Anna. The Texian army gave a huge battle cry as they charged: ''' Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad!!''' the Texans charged.... This was a short battle, just like the Battle of the Alamo. This is a description of the battle given by a Gonzales resident and veteran of San Jacinto Battle, courtesy of Gonzales. [http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/innerresidents2.htm#kellogg ::

By Alfred Kelso, Jr of Gonzales "667 of our men turned out against 1,400 Mexicans. We were marched to within 40 yards of their breastworks before we were allowed to fire our cannons." "Our cannoning soon knocked their breastworks to pieces, and we were ordered to charge. We charged, and they broke immediately. They overshot us with their muskets, both. We killed five or six hundred of the enemy; took 500 prisoners. Our losses were five killed and eighteen wounded; three of the wounded have died since the battle. We took every officer that belonged to the Mexican army."http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/innerresidents2.htm#kellogg

::Since Santa Anna's army was camped near the San Jacinto River, the Texans moved quickly and surprised the Mexican army. Texans defeated the army of General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. When attacking, the Texans all were screaming:

Remember the Alamo!!! Remember Goliad!!

=={{Red|REMEMBER THE ALAMO!!, REMEMBER GOLIAD!!}}== {{Image|file=San_Jacinto_Battle_in_Texas_Revolution-1.jpg |align=c |size=520 }}{{clear}} The following day the '''Santa Anna''' was captured. He was held as a prisoner of war. {{Image|file=San_Jacinto_Battle_in_Texas_Revolution-2.jpg |align=c |size=500 |caption=Santa Anna surrendered under these trees. }}{{clear}} Within 3 weeks, Santa Anna signed the peace treaty. This stipulated that Santa Anna leave the colony. This opened the door for the Republic of Texas to become independent of Mexico. The treaties did not recognize Texas as a separate sovereign, but instructed that Santa Anna was to go back to Mexico and instruct his nation to recognize Texas as such. [[Houston-1 |General Samuel Houston]] instantly became a celebrity. http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/the-battle-of-san-jacinto Texans and Americans' rallying cries reflected the events of the war. Always would these words rouse the same cries 150 years later.

Remember the Alamo” and "Remember Goliad"

The Treaties of Velasco ended the hostilities. One was a private meeting, and the other was public. Santa Anna returned confiscated properties, prisoners exchanged, Santa Anna retired the Mexican army and himself beyond the borders of the Rio Grande. Texas became not only a '''de facto state but also a de jure state in the eyes of many nations''', although the remaining powers of Mexico refused to accept this. Texas colony was now the '''Republic of Texas.''' It was broke, but FREE! '''Battle of San Jacinto Veterans & Casualties - April 21, 1836''' :'''Losses Texas:''' :'''{{Red|11 killed/fatally wounded}}'''https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_San_Jacinto :'''{{Blue|30 wounded}}''' :'''Losses- Mexican nationals:''' :{{Red|650 killed}} :{{Blue|208 wounded}} :{{Green|300 Captured}} :[[Image:Profile_Photo_s-24.gif|10px]][http://files.usgwarchives.net/tx/military/txrevol/txsjacinto.txt?o_xid=9872&o_lid=9872&offerid=0%3a694%3a0 '''List of Participants and casualties in Battle of San Jacinto'''] {{Image|file=San_Jacinto_Battle_in_Texas_Revolution.jpg |align=r |size=500 |caption=San Jacinto. }}{{clear}} {{Image|file=Photos-172.jpg |align=l |size=60 |caption= }} {{Image|file=Photos-172.jpg |align=r |size=60 |caption= }}

'''Sources:''' *http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/the-battle-of-san-jacinto * http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/batsanjacinto.htm *http://www.earlytexashistory.com/Tx1836/campsites.html *http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/sanjvets.htm *http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/miscmemoirs.htm *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_San_Jacinto *https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/qdt01 *http://blog.chron.com/txpotomac/2010/10/today-in-texas-history-the-battle-of-concepcion-2/ *[http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/batsanjacinto.htm tamu Battle of San Jacinto] *Noah Smithwick, The Evolution of a State, or Recollections of Old Texas Days (Austin: Gammel, 1900; rpt., Austin: University of Texas Press, 1983) *Handbook of Texas Online, Thomas Ricks Lindley, "Gonzales Come and Take It Cannon," accessed May 24, 2016, http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/qvg01. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Modified on May 6, 2016. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.

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