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Mabry, James L.549
Macomb, David:  on insubordination in army, 12
Madero, J. Francisco:  as land commissioner for Texas, 146
Magee, Augustus209. SEE ALSO Gutiérrez-Magee expedition
Mahar, P.SEE Maher, Patrick
Maher, Patrick:  in frontier companies, 475, 553, 555-556;  on Mier expedition, 475
mail service:  from Mexico City to Matamoros, 36
Mail, W.552
Maissin, E.160
Mamoelique, hacienda de439
Mandeole, _____:  arrest of, 251
Manuel (boat-manager)448

marauders, frontier:  attitude of Mexico toward, 64;  Texans as, 66, 82, 106, 108, 185;  Goliad citizens on, 66;  Mexicans as, 67;  near San Antonio, 73-74;  near San Patricio, 74;  and Indian depredations, 106;  dispersal of, 318;  reports of, 414-415;  effects of, on trade, 417;  seriousness of, 465;  mention of, 310, 472

Marble, Louis65, 66
Margain, Juan Nepomuceno:  at Houston, 202;  on Matamoros, 203;  at Victoria, 289;  in peace negotiations, 369
Marín, Mexico:  Canales (A.) at, 249, 362;  Arista (M.) at, 250;  mention of, 363
Market Square, New Orleans205
marque and reprisalSEE letters of marque and reprisal
Martínez, _____:  mention of, 338;  on Federalist treachery, 348, 352
Martínez, Romualdo:  stealing of horses by, 309
Marvin, S. B.:  capture of, 498;  as member of San Patricio Minute Men, 555-556
Mason, Charles:  on western frontier, 106
Mason, George T.:  and Galveston Bay and Texas Land Company, 145
Massachusetts95
Matagorda County, Texas:  frontier companies from, 54, 77, 90;  sheriff of, 166;  mention of, 506, 518, 540

Matagorda, Texas:  mention of, 24, 104, 146, 178, 289, 334, 371, 418, 460-461;  recruiting at, 42-43, 54;  Mexican traders at, 81, 102, 154, 156;  marking of harbor at, 102;  incorporation of, 103Pontchartrain at, 166;  defenses of, 526

Matagorda Bulletin:  mention of, 52;  on frontier trade, 156

Matamoros, Mexico:  mention of, 5, 26, 28, 51, 54-55, 59, 65, 137, 139, 178, 185-186, 220, 225, 237, 252, 269, 307, 318-319, 374, 387, 390, 436, 445, 446, 448, 468, 470;  Texan prisoners at, 10, 31, 113, 377, 427, 466, 470, 498;  opening of port of, 13;  as base for invasion of Texas, 14, 48, 49, 131, 132, 275, 298, 312, 381;  Texan attack on, 20, 23, 24, 36, 52, 408, 443;  garrison at, 32-33, 36, 70, 148, 233, 235, 332, 375, 471;  and Comanches, 45, 114, 188;  blockade of, by French, 53;  news from, 72;  customs duties at, 78;  commerce at, 78, 122, 153, 158, 196-197;  Indian visits to, 111-112, 113-114, 132, 241, 312;  military commander at, 131;  Córdova (V.) to, 131, 132;  capture of, by Mejía (J. A.), 145;  Piedras (J. de las) at, 145;  Canalizo (V.) at, 147, 148;  change of Centralist command at, 148;  as Centralist stronghold, 148, 149, 151-152, 153, 224, 231-232;  fortifications at, 149, 388;  Federalist sieges of, 151, 152, 231-234, 234-235, 246, 326, 331, 334;  Lemus (P.) imprisoned at, 170;  need for protection of, 184-185;  Carrizo Indians imprisoned at, 205;  and Pavón's (F. G.) defeat, 230;  Texas navy patrols near, 278;  Plummer (S. A.) on, 298;  Karnes (H. W.) at, 317;  Ampudia (P. de) at, 331;  Arista (M.) at, 332;  Mendoza (Colonel) at, 345;  imprisonment of González at, 380;  collection of cattle near, 381;  Ignacio (J.) leaves, 381;  Rodríquez leaves, 381;  American consul at, 417;  Capistrán (M.) at, 427;  Dimitt (P.) taken to, 442, 450;  arrest of Gourlay (J.) at, 447;  visit of Kinney (H. L.) to, 466;  presidio of, 471.

Matehuala, Mexico:  Molano (J. N.) to, 344
Mathewson, Hugh553
Maverick, Mrs. Mary A.SEE Maverick, Mrs. Samuel A.
Maverick, Samuel A.:  and Federalists, 206;  as mayor of San Antonio, 206;  at Béxar County meeting, 472
Maverick, Mrs. Samuel A.:  on San Antonio, 61;  on Karnes (H. W.), 317-318
Mayfield, James S.:  on frontier defense, 22;  and Lamar (M. B.), 22;  and Huston (F.), 89;  as congressman, 394;  mention of, 507, 510-512
Mazatlán, Mexico:  customhouse seized at, 144
McCafferty, Francisco:  capture of, 467
McCalla, W. L.:  on horse stealing, 291
McCartney, M.552
McCluskey, FelixSEE McCluskey, Phillip
McCluskey, Phillip:  in frontier companies 135, 551
McCoy, C. B.553
McCraven, William:  on raiders, 51-52;  as member of committee of vigilance, 532
McCreary, Neil552

McCulloch, Benjamin:  at Seguin, 125;  in pursuit of Córdova (V.), 128;  discovers "Old Pike," 129-130;  as congressman, 235;  and Sweitzer (A. B.), 235-236

McCulloch, Henry E.:  at Seguin, 125;  on Gonzáles' men at San Antonio, 130;  kills Ross (R.), 235;  as member of Gonzáles ranger company, 550

McDaniel, John:  in Federalist army, 301-302
McDermott, J. P.552
McDonald, A. S.:  and militia, 421;  on Dimitt's arrest, 451;  on restoring property of Mexican traders, 458-459;  as chief justice of Victoria County, 459
McDowell, E.:  capture of, 466-467
McEvoy, P.555-556
McFarlane, John W. B.:  in battle of Monterey, 152;  in Federalist army, 215;  at Refugio, 483
McGary, Isaac549
McGowan, E. M.:  capture of, 466
McKaman, Thomas551
McKay, Daniel552
McKennon, Thomas127, 549
McLane, EphraimSEE McLean, Ephraim
McLaughlin, _____:  as lieutenant of militia, 42
McLean, Ephraim211

McLeod, Hugh:  as adjutant general, 40, 56, 329;  on military policy, 73-74, 384;  recruiting by, 90;  on insurrection, 121;  and Federalist activities, 190, 308;  and Canales (A.), 308;  mention of, 518

McMullen County, Texas501
McNelly, Bennett:  death of, 261
McPhearson, James462, 554-556
McPherson, JamesSEE McPhearson, James
mediation of Texas-Mexican question:  by British, 201-202, 282, 511, 543;  by United States, 20, 24, 202
Medina County, Texas501

Medina River:  Texan camp on, 34;  Federalists on, 190, 268, 273, 281;  mention of, 254, 415, 472, 501-502;  presidio crossing of, 268;  cañón ford on, 540;  proposed fort on, 540

MediterraneanSEE Pontchartrain (formerly Mediterranean)

Mejía, José Antonio:  in Texas (1832), 145;  biographical sketch of, 145-146;  relations of with Santa Anna (A. L. de), 145-146;  exile of, 149-150;  in New Orleans, 149-150;  return of, to Mexico, 149-150;  as Federalist leader, 150-159;  visit of with Baudin (C.), 150, 161;  recruiting by, 159;  defeats Cós (M. P. de), 162;  advances on Puebla, 163-164;  execution of, 164, 184;  defeat of, 167;  mention of, 196, 368

Meldrum, John M.:  and Mejía's defeat, 163;  quits Federal service, 163
Menchaca, _____:  and Bravo (C.), 414
Menchaca, AntonioSEE Menchaca, José Antonio
Menchaca, J. M.:  and Federalists, 328;  with Jordan's (S. W.) men, 360, 362
Menchaca, José Antonio:  visit of, to Mexican camp, 120;  mention of, 130;  and Federalists, 206
Menchaca, Manuel:  captures Lemus (P.), 169
Méndez, Eleuterio:  lays siege to Matamoros, 146, 148;  pursues Pavón (F. G.), 149;  at Reinosa, 151;  repulsed by Ampudia (P. de), 151
Mendoza, Colonel:  in Centralist army, 334, 345
Menter, T. N.:  at Seguin, 125
Mercer's Crossing:  location of, 72;  rendezvous of troops at, 72, 73
Mercer's FerrySEE Mercer's Crossing
Mercurio del Puerto de Matamoros, El196
Merrell, Wiley B.:  in Federalist army, 215
Merrill, _____:  as cowboy, 64
Merrill, Nelson551
Mesa, Mexico:  plundering at, 309
Meteros, Río:  Canales (A.) at, 250
Mexía, José AntonioSEE Mejía, José Antonio
Mexican armySEE army, Mexican (Army of the North)

Mexican citizens:  land belonging to, 4;  cattle of, 21;  loyalty of, to Texas, 21;  capture of, by Comanches, 45;  mistreatment of, 56-58, 66, 103, 132, 140;  return of, to Texas, 154, 155

Mexican invasionSEE invasion, Mexican
Mexican raidsSEE lawlessness, frontier;  raids, Mexican
Mexican rancherosSEE rancheros

Mexico:  independence gained by, 4;  land distribution in, 4;  war of, with Texas, 11, 28, 76, 79-80, 82, 142, 216, 237, 312, 326, 429;  return of Texan prisoners from, 71;  ports of, 79;  public affairs in, 82;  French blockade of, 82;  war of, with France, 116;  conspiracy of, with Indians, 131, 139;  treason against, 142, 237;  Federalist wars in, 180, 196, 199, 201, 312, 325, 375, 396, 440, 473;  Texas negotiates with, 182, 283, 287, 428, 431;  politics in, 201, 374;  taxes in, 237;  weakness of, 237;  listing of all foreigners in, 273;  rejects British mediation, 429;  war of, with U. S., 439;  trade of, with Texas, 473;  and Texas' colonization plans, 503

Mexico City:  mention of, 6-7, 70, 85, 162, 197, 220, 222, 234, 331, 377, 386, 439, 468-469;  cathedral of, 143;  Federalist plan for attack on, 150;  Santa Anna (A. L. de) in, 164, 473;  Santángelo (O. de A.) at, 173;  sheep marketed at, 216;  Texan prisoners at, 443, 503

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