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Babcock, D. W.:  at Laredo, 35
Baber, M. L.550
Bahía, LaSEE Goliad, Texas
Bahía road186
Baker, John R.:  in battle of Monterey, 152;  in Federal army, 215;  pursuit of Mexican raiders by, 423
Baker, Joseph:  as chief justice of Béxar County, 37;  on conduct of Texan soldiers, 37
Baker, Moseley:  as brigadier general, 40
Baldridge, Seth550
Ballard, Ezekiel:  capture of, 467;  as member of Price's (J. T.) spy company, 554
Ballener, _____:  murder of, 132
Balli, Isle of333
Baltimore, Maryland:  building of Mexican warship at, 70;  St. Mary's College at, 197
Barbachano, Miguel:  Lamar (M. B.) to, 455
Barbarena, _____:  deserts Federalist cause, 164
Barberena, Manuel:  as prisoner, 266
Barnhart, Joseph549
Barrera, Jesús:  on Zapata (A.), 260;  and battle of Santa Rita de Morelos, 260-262, 267
Barrett, J. G.551
Barron, Thomas H.42
barterSEE trade, Texas frontier
Barton, Wayne:  and Flores' (M.) party, 133-134;  as member of Burleson's (E.) command, 549
Basil, R. W.:  capture of, 466
Basin Springs:  proposed military post at, 244
Bassford, B. B.551

Bastrop, Texas:  defenses for, 44, 90, 131, 401;  Cox departs from, 65;  growth of, 105;  Burleson (E.) at, 123;  mention of, 132, 138, 141, 480;  Federalist leaders' visit to, 304-305;  Huston (F.) at, 313

Bastrop County, Texas:  mounted riflemen for service in, 41;  militia company for, 42;  militia organization of, 77;  Indian difficulties in, 88;  mention of, 513

Battle Ground Prairie:  Córdova (V.) at, 125
Baudin, Charles:  at San Juan de Úlloa, 150;  and Federalist leaders, 150;  visit of, to Texas, 160, 277
Bayside, Texas207
Bear Creek:  Burleson (E.) on, 124
Beckham, _____:  at Saltillo, 357

Bee, Barnard E.:  as secretary of war, 72, 154;  on military policy, 73;  on frontier trade, 79;  on Mexican affairs, 154;  as special agent to Mexico, 159-160, 181, 283;  mention of, 180, 182, 428, 481;  and Wright (A. S.), 197

Bejarenos376
Belgian colony:  plans for, 500, 502
Belgium523

Bell, Peter Hansbrough:  mention of, 460;  on inspection tour of the West, 466, 475, 491;  on capture of Dimitt, 466;  investigates Refugio raid, 485;  and frontier defense, 475, 488-489, 490-491, 492;  at San Patricio, 486;  at Victoria, 486;  organizes spy company, 491-492

Bell, Thomas W.:  on trans-Nueces country, 7
Bell, William W.553
Bell, Camp:  location of, 141
Benavides, Basilio:  leads Federalist revolt, 146;  and Lemus (P.), 168;  as alcalde of Laredo, 258
Beneneli, Juan:  at Santa Rita de Morelos, 264
Bennett, James462, 554
Bennett, S. C.549
Benson, W. P.:  capture of, 36;  escape of, 36
Bernard, Post West43, 152

BéxarSEE San Antonio, Texas
Béxar, Post215, 389
Béxar, siege of:  Karnes (H. W.) in, 316-317
Béxar County, Texas:  mention of, 3, 26, 279, 376, 501;  defense forces of, 77, 401, 422;  and frontier trade, 80;  and frontier protection, 472

"Big Drunk"SEE Houston, Sam
Big Mush (Indian):  Canalizo (V.) to, 137
Billingsley, Jesse:  in Córdova (V.) campaign, 123, 125;  biographical sketch of, 123-124;  as member of Burleson's (E.) command, 549
Biloxi Indians:  mention of, 115;  in arms against Texas, 120;  go to México, 123
Binkley, William C.:  on Santa Fé expedition, 519
Bishop's Palace (Monterey):  Federalist occupation of, 248

Black, _____:  in battle of the Alamo River, 229
Black, John M.554-556
Black, John P.:  at Austin, 206
Black, Philip:  in shipping trade, 206
Black &  Schoolfield:  at Austin, 206
Black Hawk War214
Black Point:  trade at, 207
"Black Tom"SEE Moore, Tom

Blackwell, O. M.554
Blanco, Arroyo:  Miracle (P. J.) at, 118
Blanco River:  Zapata on, 216;  mention of, 235;  proposed fort on, 540
Blannerhassett, _____357
Block, J. M.462

blockade, French (The "Pastry War"):  account of, 42, 81-82, 142, 160;  mention of, 53, 55, 293;  effects of, 78, 122, 153;  Texas government's reaction to, 79;  and Federalists, 151

blockade, Mexican:  declaration of, against Texas and Yucatán, 445-446
blockade, Texan:  lifting of, 27;  possible effects of, 200;  mention of, 524
Blood, Sergeant357
Blood, Henry:  and Federalists, 202
Blow, _____:  as merchant, 434;  goes to Río Grande, 434
Bois d'Arc Creek:  settlement on, 97
Bolivar PointSEE Point Bolivar Bonaparte, Napoleon319
bondholders, English:  and Mexican bonds,283
Bonilla, Tomás:  at Santa Rita de Morelos, 264
Bonnell, George W.382
Booker, Shields:  as surgeon in Federalist army, 213, 349, 420
books:  removal of duties on, 80
Borden, Gail, Jr.:  as alderman, 160
Border Guards:  character of, 329;  mention of, 532
Borrego, Francisco:  as Federalist leader, 151
Borrego, Marcial:  as Federalist leader, 146
Borrego, Texas:  Miracle (P. J.) at, 117
Bosharn, John554-556
Bosque de Gallo:  defeat of Canales (A.) at, 345, 362, 363
Botello, Ramón:  execution of, 327
Botham, John462

boundary, Texas-Mexican:  setting of, by congress, 3, 541, 542-543;  under Mexican law, 3;  under Spanish law, 3-4;  Federalist views on, 168, 269, 304;  Texans' views on, 276, 287, 452, 542;  Mexican views on, 287, 427;  Houston (S.) on, 542-543

boundary, United States-Texas206
bounties, land:  for military service, 42, 86, 90;  mention of, 201, 500-503
Bowen, Private227
Bowie County, Texas:  Minute Men company of, 401;  mention of, 507, 513
Bowles, Chief (Indian):  as leader of Cherokees, 121;  Canalizo (V.) to, 137
Bowman, P. F.:  as member of Jordan's (S. W.) company, 349;  in battle of Saltillo, 356;  mention of, 359
Boyd, J. C.:  in attack on Laredo, 35
Boyd, James C.:  as employee of Dimitt (P.), 445;  capture of, 447, 450, 467
Boyle, James552
Bradburn, John D.:  commands at Anahuac, 146;  and Ampudia (P. de), 331;  at Matamoros, 388
Bradford, Alexander B.:  as governor of Tennessee, 12
Bradford, Thomas M.:  on Mexican relations, 84-85
Brannum, William T.:  and Pontchartrain, 166;  as Texan naval agent, 166
Bratt, Private:  at Saltillo, 357
Bravo, Calixto:  on the Nueces River, 414
Bravo, Nicolás:  as commander of Army of the North, 27, 33, 114, and invasion of Texas, 27, 68;  goes to Mexico City, 33;  mention of, 146
Bravo, RíoSEE Río Grande
Bray, John L.:  in attack on Laredo, 35
Brazoria, Texas:  and Mexican relations, 52;  mention of, 421
Brazoria County, Texas:  military organizations in 43, 77, 90;  mention of, 400, 507, 513, 518

Brazos County, Texas:  militia of, 400
Brazos Courier:  on Texans in Federalist army, 307;  on Mexican relations, 429
Brazos de St. IagoSEE Brazos de Santiago

Brazos de Santiago:  Mexican garrison at, 4;  as possible Texan port, 22, 319;  mention of, 69, 81, 166, 380;  defense of, 94;  Texan naval vessels near, 332;  Mexican use of, 428;  boat stolen from, 450

Brazos River:  population on, 24;  mention of, 38, 77, 90, 97, 115, 119, 136, 182, 318, 329, 398, 400;  settlers flee to, 61;  proposed military post on, 86, 98, 244, 539;  Cooke (W. G.) at, 96;  Miracle (P. J.) crosses, 118;  Toweash Village on, 404

Breckinridge, Robert Jefferson184
Bremond, Paul:  and Federalists, 305;  as merchant, 305
Brennan, William:  capture of, 59;  as congressman, 59;  escape of, 152
Brent, W. T.:  on war with Mexico, 70, 74
Brewer, T. Francis398
brigadier generals:  election of, 89
Brigg's machine93
Brisa, La:  on Texan raids, 185;  attacks of, on Texas, 221
Brown, A. C.549
Brown, A. E.551
Brown, "Big" (J? B?):  death of, 65
Brown, John:  member of Select Committee on censure of President, 507
Brown, John Henry:  mention of, 305;  on naval war against Mexico, 391, 454;  on volunteers from United States, 391, 454
Brown, John W.:  in frontier companies, 549, 551, 555-556
Brown, Sabina484
Browne, John:  on frontier conditions, 107-108
Brushy Creek:  fight with Indians at, 123;  mention of, 139, 504
Brutus:  at Galveston, 68;  cruise of, on Mexican coast, 68;  wreck of, 68
Bryan, Guy M.:  on Santa Fé prisoners, 519-520
Bryan, William:  as Texan agent at New Orleans, 13, 199
"Buckeye Rangers"SEE Allen, James C.
Buckhanan, _____:  defeats Mexicans at Corpus Christi, 53;  returns to Texana, 53;  seizes Lodi, 53
Buckner, B. P.:  at Houston meeting, 531
Buena Vista, Mexico:  mention of, 349;  Molano's (J. N.) camp at, 350
buffalo:  in trans-Nueces country, 7;  reports of, 96
bugler, Mexican356
Buiza, Domingo:  defeats Zapata (A.), 161
Bull, _____:  murder of, 59
Bullock, Mrs. Richard98
Buquier, P. S.411
Burger, P. L.:  as Texan spy, 411;  on battle near Laredo, 412;  wounds García (I.), 413
Burgett, Nathan550
Burgos, Mexicopronunciamiento at, 149
Burke, Patrick:  on capturing wild horses, 49
Burke's Hollow:  location of, 484

Burleson, Edward:  as brigadier general of militia, 40;  and organization of militia, 77;  recruiting by, 90, 123, 132;  commands First Regiment, 90, 95, 313-314;  commands volunteers (1839), 90;  and pursuit of Córdova (V.), 123, 124, 124-125;  at Seguin, 127;  returns to Bastrop, 129;  and defeat of Flores (M.), 137, 139;  mention of, 138, 244, 329, 486;  reports Mexican conspiracy, 139;  commands troops at Austin, 272;  as candidate for vice-president of Texas, 480

Burleson, Jacob:  death of, 123
Burleson, John:  in frontier companies, 549, 551
Burleson, Jonathan549

Burnet, David Gouverneur:  as ad interim President of Texas (1836), 11, 199;  proclamations of, 11, 13;  appoints new commander of army, 17;  mention of, 21, 312, 388, 395, 520;  and proposed Mexican campaign, 22, 24, 385-386, 393, 496-497;  on boundaries of Texas, 22;  on defenses, 22, 381, 395, 396;  proposed kidnapping of, 26;  and supplies for army, 46;  as acting secretary of state, 166;  becomes Acting President (1841), 384;  on trans-Nueces country, 392-393;  valedictory speech to the Senate, 400;  candidacy of, for President, 477-480;  proposed impeachment of, 508, 517

Burnet County, Texas513
Burney, _____65
burros:  stolen, 185

Bustamante, Anastasio:  and Texas campaign, 68-69, 70, 76, 183;  Centralist government of, 142;  mention of, 143, 161-162, 439;  and Federalists, 159, 229, 311;  requests congress for special powers, 220-221;  negotiations of, with Treat (J.), 285;  arrest and release of, 311;  and Arista's (M.) negotiations, 437;  revolt against, 473;  leaves Mexico, 473

Bustamante, Mexicopronunciamientos at, 149;  Federalist crimes in, 161
Butler, J. O.553
Butler, J. S.553
Byers, Ross549
Byrne, Isaac553
Byrne, James W.:  arrival of, in Texas, 447;  mention of, 451
Byrom, _____:  at Saltillo, 357

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AFTER SAN JACINTO: The Texas-Mexican Frontier, 1836-1841
Joseph Milton Nance, 1963