Texians defeat Centralists in skirmish near Mission Concepcion
Colonel James Bowie arrives to investigate the military situation for governor Henry Smith and General Sam Houston
Bowie and Neill vow ". . . we will rather die in these ditches than give it up to the enemy." Lieutenant Colonel William B. Travis arrives with 30 men
Former Congressman David Crockett arrives in San Antonio de Béxar with 12 volunteers
Antonio López de Santa Anna and the Centralist forces arrive and the Siege of the Alamo begins
The Alamo falls in a predawn assault
Travis and Bowie agree to share command at San Antonio de Béxar after Colonel Neill received a temporary leave of absence
Alamo Battle started
The Alamo reoccupied by Centralist forces
Centralist forces are ordered out of Texas following Santa Anna's capture at the Battle of San Jacinto - the Alamo's fortifications are destroyed by the Centralist garrison
