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Battle of Gonzalez
Texans were bringing back a cannon. They were interrupted by the Mexicans who wanted the cannon back. The Mexicans fought and lost, then being sent away without the cannon they desired. -
Siege of Bexar
The Texan army found an area near San Antonio de Bexar, and eventually approached the town. When they got to the destination, most of the army was already defeated. Even when visiting the mules they had, no one defended. Everyone left. -
Battle of the Alamo
Mexico wanted to take back missions. This time, it was the Alamo. They surrounded the mission, and were able to take it over. -
Travis' Letter
This letter was sent by William B. Travis explained how the Texans were doing. In the letter, it is said that their was not one dead man in the army. -
Runaway Scrape
Santa Anna had successfully taken over the Alamo, and was killing any rebels in his way. Therefore, the rebels burnt their homes and ran. -
Goliad Massacre
In this event, James Fannin and his army found a valley to let their ox graze, but were interrupted by Mexican soldiers. They were surrounded, and had nothing to do. When the battle was over, the Texans were not returned to their families. They were killed instead of let go.