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Ignacio, Juan: 381 Iguala: capture of, by French, 277 immigrants, German: mention of, 104, 105; flee frontier, 110 immigration: Texan policy on, 104 impeachment: articles of, against Lamar (M. B.), 509, 517-518 Independence: capture of, 68-69; in Mexican service, 164 Independence, Camp: San Patricio rangers at, 424 independence, Texas: acknowledgment of, by Mexico, 34, 292; Texan sentiment for, 117; Santa Anna (A. L. de) on, 177; Lazo (C.) recognizes, 189; recognition of, 345, 523; mentioned, 368 Independence Hill, Monterey: 248 Indians: Mexican relations with, 4, 14, 110, 113-114, 116, 118, 119, 131, 139, 140, 142, 295-296, 312, 362; mention of, 5, 16, 21, 24, 42, 51, 56, 61, 63, 83, 87, 97, 110-111, 115, 128, 131, 132, 136, 139, 140, 184, 190, 284, 297, 309, 450, 472; peacefulness of, 24, 488; false reports on, 26; Texas relations with, 43, 77, 102, 119, 190, 272, 526; trade with, 87, 521, 540; Cooke's (W. G.) men ambushed by, 96; Mexican problems concerning, 103, 142, 373, 378-379, 418; Texas campaigns against, 43, 190, 272; procedure of, in crossing Río Grande, 217; Huston (F.) on, 209; in Córdova's (V.) band, 295-296; on Brazos River, 313, 316; in Federalist army, 362; falsely blamed for depredations, 381, 489; Jones (A.) on, 526; increased restlessness among, 544. SEE ALSO Alabama Indians; Caddo Indians; Carrizo Indians; Cherokee Indians; Cherokee War; Chickasaw Indians; Choctaw Indians; Comanche Indians; Council House Fight; Coushatta Indians; Creek Indians; Delaware Indians; Ioni Indians; Karankawa Indians; Kichai Indians; Kickapoo Indians; Lipan Indians; Seminole Indians; Shawnee Indians; Tahuacano Indians; Tonkawa Indians; Waco Indians Indians, United States: raids of, on Texas settlements, 16; agents to, 121 Ingram, James: 398 Inquisition Prison: escape of Urrea. (J.) from, 311 invasion, Mexican: rumors and fears of, 10, 15, 27, 29, 30, 32, 68, 70-71, 75-76, 79, 82, 110, 111, 167, 183-184, 276, 312-313, 375, 376, 379-380, 383, 416, 441, 443-444, 526; preparations and plans for, 11, 28, 110, 182, 312, 345, 370-372, 420, 528-530; reasons for, 20, 528-530; failure of, to materialize, 20, 73-74, 76-77; difficulties of, 23-24; Arista (M.) on, 345, 443 invasion, Texan: preparations for, 20; opinions about, 20, 71, 388-392, 429, 481, 489-490, 535-537, 544-545; threat of, 284, 313 Invincible: cruise of, on Mexican coast, 68; wreck of, 68 Ioni Indians: against Texans, 120 Ireland: 506 Irion, R. A.: and Van Ness (C.), 57; as secretary of state, 76, 79, 81 Iris, El: on Federalist conference with Baudin (C.), 150 Irish: as possible volunteers for Texas, 91; killed at Pastel, 118; on Padre Island, 471 Irvin, Maury: 550 Islete de la Posa: 446 Iturbide: attack of, upon Invincible, 68 Iturbide, Augustín de: mention of, 115, 191; reinterment of remains of, 143 Jaboncillos (ranch): 47 Jackson, Andrew: mention of, 15, 191, 507; on Mexican relations, 25 Jackson County, Texas: militia organization of, 77; mention of, 214, 513, 540; chief justice of, 375 Jackson, John F.: 553 Jackson, Mississippi: mention of, 85, 279; filibustering expedition from, 481 Jacques, William B. (trader): 85 Jaime, Felipe (trader): 66 Jalapa Conciliador: on effects of Texan navy, 278 Jalisco, Mexico: mention of, 142, 174-175, 191, 438; revolt in, 143-144, 467 James, _____: 294 James, John: 462, 554 James, Perry: at Laredo, 35 Jameson, John: capture of, 466-467 Jamison, Thomas: 232 Jane: transports Federalist troops, 162 January, Captain: attack upon traders by, 475 January, J. B. P.: 90 Jassaud, Jean: colonization contract with, 500-501 Jaumave, Mexico: mention of, 339; Federalists at, 341, 342, 348; Centralist authorities at, 342; known as "Deadman's Town," 342; Texans hold council of war at, 347 Jeffreys, _____ (gachupín): arrest of, 251 Jenkins, S.: 554 Jenks' rifles: experiment with, 93 Jesup, Fort: 12 Jett, James Mat: at Laredo, 35; as member of Hays' (J. C.) ranger company, 410-411 Jett, Stephen: at Laredo, 35; as member of Hays' (J. C.) ranger company, 411 Jewett, Henry J.: as private secretary to Lamar (M. B.), 308 Johnson, Benjamin H.: as agent of Texan government to the Río Grande, 240; murder of, 240-241; mention of, 261 Johnson, Enoch S.: 549 Johnson, J. F.: at Laredo, 35 Johnson, William: residence of, 135; as member of Ownsby's (J. P.) militia company, 552 Johnson, Fort: location of, 97; navigation to, 404 Johnston, Albert Sidney: mention of, 18-19, 36, 71; in U. S., 29, 37, 72, 77; military commands of, 31, 72, 73, 89; military experience of, 31; duel of, with Huston (F.), 31; receives furlough, 37, 77; on defense policy, 73, 75-76, 85, 244, 313; at San Antonio, 73, 75; plans attack on Laredo, 75; receives furlough, 77; goes to Kentucky, 77; on frontier trade, 78-79; as secretary of war, 85, 92, 106, 243; Burleson (E.) to, 127; on Córdova (V.) fight, 127; and Federalists, 307, 312; return of, to Texas, 313 Johnston, Allen: 204 Johnston, Camp: location of, 21; Texan army at, 21 Johnston, William Preston: 18-19 Joint Select Naval Committee: 507 Joint United States-Texas Boundary Commission: 206 Jones, _____ (of Lavaca): death of, 227 Jones, Anson: on Miracle (P. J.), 118; at Washington, D. C., 178; on Texas' Mexican policy, 178, 199, 525-526; on Hamilton's (J.) plan, 283; on militia, 314; on Archer (B. T.), 314; on Houston (S.), 477; and colonization, 500; mention of, 508 Jones, E. R.: 550 Jones, Francis: 553 Jones, John B.: on Naval Affairs Committee, 506 Jones, S. L.: on Kinney (H. L.) and Aubrey (W. P.), 460; on frontier companies, 465, 474; mention of, 506 Jones, "Tonkaway": as cowboy, 64; cattle stealing by, 229; death of, 229 Jones, W. D.: as American consul at Mexico City, 182, 183 Jones, William E.: mention of, 444; as congressman, 498; on Select Committee on Censure of President, 507, 512; on Texas' Mexican policy, 522 Jordan, Samuel W.: Texas army service of, 43, 213, 385, 398; as cowboy, 64; in Federalist army, 213, 217-218, 255, 328, 330, 335; in battle of Alamo River, 228; return of, to Texas, 257, 377, 382; advances toward Monterey, 245-246; and Republic of the Río Grande, 252; at Laredo, 325-328; and Canales (A.), 330, 362, 373; and Molano (J. N.), 335, 343; campaign of, in Mexico, 335-360; captures muskets from Centralists, 336; holds council of war, 337; and Federalist treachery, 343, 349, 350, 362; interference with mail of, 349; in battle of Saltillo, 349-350, 351, 353-354, 355-360; drunkenness of, 350; flight of, from Mexico, 358-360; and Gonzáles (J. M.), 361; mention of, 365, 390, 439; at Camargo, 375; and Houston (S.), 382; and Arista (M.), 399; and Yucatán rebellion, 399; suicide of, 399; arrests supposed Mexican spies, 408 Karankawa Indians: camping ground of, 51; protection against, 67 Karnes, Henry Wax: as commissioner to Matamoros, 10; imprisonment of, 11, 317; commands frontier forces, 35, 46-47, 55, 74, 129, 189-190, 211, 276, 315-321; on rounding up of cattle, 46; at San Antonio, 55, 71, 74, 322; horses of, stolen, 74; on Mexican invasion, 74; at Washington-on-the-Brazos, 75; at Houston, 75, 106, 189, 211, 316; mention of, 104, 329, 368-369, 519; about western frontier, 106; and pursuit of Córdova (V.), 129; at dinner for Gonzales rangers, 130; and Federalists, 189, 190, 308, 322-325, 367; recruiting by, 189-190, 211, 315-321; and Canales (A.), 308, 322-325, 367; at Austin, 316; and Lamar (M. B.), 316; biographical sketch of, 316-317; wounding of, 317; as "Captain Colorado," 317; description of, 317-318; as prisoner of Comanches, 318; destruction of corn crop of, 322; death of, 325, 399; robbery of, 482 Kelker, A. D.: 552 Kelsenger, _____: 357 Kelsey, John P.: engages in Mexican smuggling trade, 305; and Federalists, 305; visit of, to New Orleans, 375; and Arista (M.), 375 Kemper, John F.: and Jordan's (S. W.) troops, 398 Kendall, Amos: 25 Kennedy, W. H.: 552 Kennedy, William: colonization contract with, 502 Kennymore, J. C. P.: 90 Kenney, Fort: Santa Fé expedition leaves from, 504 Kentucky: volunteers from, 12, 15; mention of, 18, 201, 506, 520 Kentucky press: 30 Kentucky rifles: 412 Kentucky Station: and Indian defense, 539 Kenyon College: 519 Kerr, James: and Federalists, 296, at Victoria, 296-297 Kessler, Henry: 201 Kessler's Arcade, Henry: 201 Kiamishi Creek: as terminus of military road, 87 Kiamishua Creek: SEE Kiamishi Creek Kichai Indians: Mexican agents among, 118 Kickapoo Indians: Mexican agents among, 111, 118; mention of, 115, 240, 332; at Matamoros, 140 Kickapoo village: Indians defeated at, 121 Killin, William H.: 550 King, Henry B.: 550 King, James: 552 King, John R.: 550 Kinney, Henry L.: at Corpus Christi, 206, 465; frontier trade of, 206, 406; and founding of Live Oak Point, 206; and Villareal (E.), 405, 406; dealings of, with Mexican authorities, 405, 406, 408, 427, 445, 463, 498; and Arista (M.), 408, 445; and frontier lawlessness, 418-419, 489; mention of, 445, 452; and arrest of Dimitt (P.), 449, 466; and rival traders, 463-464; arraignment of, on charge of treason, 457; loans money to Ferguson (A.), 462; in Mexico, 463, 464; and bribing Judge Hutchinson (A.), 465; secures release of prisoners, 498. SEE ALSO Kinney's Rancho Kinney's Rancho: traders at, 102; Jordan's (S. W.) troops at, 328; defenses of, 380; Price (J. T.) at, 405; and Mexican troops, 425, 537, 538; trade with Mexicans at, 445; mention of, 448; horses stolen from, 465; and Cairn (W. J.), 487; and Texas frontier troops, 491. SEE ALSO Corpus Christi, Texas; Kinney, Henry L. Kinney's Rancho and Trading Post: SEE Kinney's Rancho Kirkman, Green: 551 |