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Battle of Gonzales
First battle of the Texas Revolution. Texas, led by J.H. Moore fired off a tiny but loud cannon at the Mexican troops in Gonzales, Tx. The Mexican Troops then quickly retreated back to San Antonio. -
Consultation of 1835
Delegates gathered at San Felipe for a meeting. Delegates argued whether to continue to support Mexico. The Consultation voted against an immediated declaration of independence. -
Battle of San Antonio
Texans attack San Antonio. The siege of San Antonio dragged on, and the Texan army began to drift away. Many of these men were farmers or ranchers who had work to do at home. -
Siege at the Alamo Begins
Santa Anna and the Mexican Army begin the 13 day siege on the Alamo. Famous individuals in this battle include Davy Crockett, James Bowie, and William B. Travis. This is the most famous military clash in the history of Texas. -
Convention of 1836
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Battle of the Alamo
Turning point of the revolution. All 189 defenders of the Alamo died. Mexico won, but suffered 600 deaths of their own. Famous individuals included William B. Travis, Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, and Santa Anna. -
Goliad Massacre
Fannin and men were all executed after surrending to Mexica troops at Coleto Creek.
