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Nacogdoches, Texas: U. S. troops at, 16,
25; mention of, 23, 55,
64, 81, 176;
Houston (S.) at, 56; Starr (J. H.) at, 85;
Córdova (V.) incident at, 114, 115,
119; public meeting at, 520 Nacogdoches County Texas: Anglo-Texans attacked in, 120; Fort Lacy in, 141; Minute Men company of, 401; mention of, 478, 507, 518 Nacogdoches ford: on Guadalupe River, 132 "Nancy": slave of Hatch (S.), 308 Nantes, Edict of: 138 Napoleon I: 319 "Napoleon of the West": SEE Santa Anna, Antonio López de Nashville, Tennessee: Carson (S. P.) at, 14 Nashville, Texas: Texan troops at, 318 Natchez, Mississippi: 520 Natchez: arrival of, at New Orleans, 72 Natchitoches Journal: 69 National Palace, Mexico City: 311 nationalism, Mexican: exploitation of, by Centralists, 224 Nava, Mexico: 170 Naval Affairs Committee, Texas: studies recall of navy, 506 Naval Bureau: creation of, 399-400 Naval Committee, Joint Select: 507 Navarro, José Antonio: ranch of, on San Geronimo Creek, 125; and Federalists, 206, 253, 279, 304; on frontier protection, 268; and Cárdenas (J.), 279; and Carbajal (J. M. J.), 304; Hays (J. C.) stops with, 411; and Lamar (M. B.), 423 Navarro, José Luciano: ranch of, on San Geronimo Creek, 125; mention of, 188; and Carbajal (J. M. J.), 189, 279, 304; and Federalists, 189, 206, 279 Navarro, Luciano: SEE Navarro, José Luciano Navasota River: military post on, 86, 245; mention of, 118 Navidad River: 21, 24 navy, French: in Mexican waters, 277 navy, Mexican: build up of, 70, 526, 530-531 navy, secretary of: abolition of office of, 399 navy, Texas: weakness of, 68; on Río Grande, 222, 333-334; building of ships for, 277; effects of, 278; restrictions on, 278; deserters from, 307; purpose of, 493-494; sending of, to Yucatán, 504; recall of, 517-518 navy yard, Galveston: 68 Neal, Anson G.: in battle of the Alamo River, 226; on Canales (A.), 234; on battle of Monterey, 248-249; as member of Jordan's (S. W.) company, 308; on Federalist forces, 308; mention of, 336; on battle of Saltillo, 357 Neal, Benjamin F.: in battle of Monterey, 152; at Agua Dulce, 188; as chief justice of Refugio County, 300; at Refugio, 483 Neches River: proposed military post on, 86, 245 Negroes: mention of, 60, 127-128, 296; escape of, to Mexico, 232-233; stealing of cattle by, 381; at Refugio, 483 Negroes, free: Texas policy toward, 238 Neighbors, Robert S.: kills Sweitzer (A. B.), 235 Neill, Andrew: on frontier protection, 62; recruiting by, 71; at Seguin, 125; and Anaya (J. P.), 192; and Federalists, 192, 202, 203, 251; biographical sketch of, 204; mention of, 206, 213; return of, to Texas, 251; at meeting in Victoria, 296; on chief justice for San Patricio County, 421-422 Neill, James C.: campaign of, for major general, 89 Neill, John A.: on Plum Creek, 105 Neill, John C.: as cowboy, 64; as member of San Patricio Minute Men, 555-556 neutrality laws, United States: 91, 163 New Braunfels, Texas: Córdova (V.) near, 129; mention of, 132 Newcastle: tows the Pontchartrain, 166 Newcomb, Simeon: 462 Newcomb, Thomas: in Federalist military service, 328, 336, 347-348; in battle of Saltillo, 355; on Canales' (A.) conduct, 363; on Dimitt's (P.) arrest, 451 Newcomb, William: in frontier companies, 549, 551 Newcombe, _____: SEE Newcomb, Thomas New La Bahía: SEE Goliad, Texas (La Bahía) New Orleans: mention of, 10-11, 22-23, 36, 48, 50, 55, 65, 72, 81, 90, 181, 205-206, 261, 377, 387, 416, 450; Texan agents in, 13, 199; volunteers from, 16, 28, 317; Johnston (A. S.) visits, 29, 31; arms for Texas at, 92, 93; Mejía (J. A.) fits out expedition from, 145; Pontchartrain from, 165; Santángelo (O. de A.) at, 173-174; Anaya (J. P.) at, 191; battle of, 191; Bryan (W.) at, 199; Bee (B. E.) at, 283; Hamilton (J.) at, 283; Karnes (H. W.) at, 317; Kelsey (J. P.) at, 375; Woll (A.) seeks supplies at, 381; Mexican consul at, 382; Lamar (M. B.) visits, 384; Plummer (S. A.) at, 395; Goodman (W. B.) at, 417; trade with, 417, 523; Texas ships repaired at, 524 New Orleans Bulletin: mention of, 518; on Santa Fé prisoners, 520 New Orleans Commercial Bulletin: on Indo-Mexican alliance, 14 New Orleans Picayune: on Mexican invasion preparations, 11 New Spain: 218 New York: mention of, 92, 305, 387, 530; Austin (H.) at, 111 Nichols, G. H.: 550 Nichols, George W., Sr.: 129, 550 Nichols, James W.: 550 Nichols, John W.: 128, 550 Nichols, Sol G.: 550 Nichols, Thomas R.: 128, 129, 550 Nina, Manuel: and Republic of the Río Grande, 252, 289; at Victoria, 289 Noble, James: 262 Noland, J.: 553 Norias (ranch): mention of, 47; Federalist army at, 246 Norris, Isaac: 551 Norris, J.: 549 Norris, Nathaniel: in Córdova (V.) rebellion, 115, 120; to Houston (S.), 120 North Carolina: volunteers from, 16; mention of, 215, 503 north Mexican federation: proposal for, 174; proposal of alliance with Texas, 175-176 north Mexican republic: talk of, 142 north Mexican states: independence of, rumored, 189; independence of, desired by Texas, 224 "Novedad": SEE Guajardo, Eusebio Nueces River: as boundary of Texas, 3-4; mention of, 8-9, 11, 23-24, 47, 49-50, 54-55, 59, 80, 84, 86, 91, 100-102, 107, 185, 188, 211, 213, 215, 217, 254, 257, 268-269, 272, 275-276, 282, 292, 296, 305, 307-309, 311-312, 318, 323, 333, 360, 367, 372, 383, 399, 409, 414-415, 418, 424-426, 445-446, 452, 486-488, 491, 503, 537; cattle on, 21, 46; Parker (J. M.) killed on, 46; Santa Margarita Crossing of, 49; Mexican troops on, 54, 67, 441; Texan troops on, 55, 82, 368, 375, 406, 410; need for defenses along, 60, 86, 87, 105-107, 244, 301, 465, 474; valley of, 60; marauding near, 66, 291; country beyond, 100, 102; Federalist camp on, 188, 198, 203, 205, 268, 290, 312; Canales (A.) on, 322, 325; Jordan (S. W.) on, 328; Price (J. T.) on, 405; Hays (J. C.) on, 410; Texans captured near, 466 Nuevo León, Mexico: mention of, 142, 161, 171, 174-175, 186, 232, 246, 252-255, 288, 330, 373, 442; growth of discontent in, 144; Centralist troops in, 147; Cós (M. P. de) in, 147; Federalist cause in, 189; independence for, 224 Nuevo Mexico: trade with, 80; mention of, 142, 174-175, 186, 254, 428, 434, 505, 542; independence for, 224; Texas expedition to, 425 Nuevo Santander, Mexico: 3-4 Oaxaca, Mexico: mention of, 115; revolt in, 143 O'Dorharty, William: 296 O'Driscoll's Tavern: at Refugio, 206 Ogden, Duncan C.: mention of, 90; and Seguin (J. N.), 434; to Río Grande, 434 Ogsbury, C. A.: 552 Ohio: 235, 439, 506, 519 Oja del Agua, El: 355 "Old Leather-Breeches": SEE Huston, Felix "Old Longshanks": SEE Huston, Felix "Old Pike": 129-130 Olivera, Geronimo: removal of, from office, 339 Olmitos, Los (ranch): Canales (A.) at, 364, 365 Olmos Creek, Los: 4, 488 Olynthus: brings supplies for Federalists, 206 Onion Creek: mention of, 124, 133-134; Flores (M.) discovered near, 132 Orazimba: SEE Orozimbo, Texas Ordnance Department: under supervision of Hockley (G. W.), 93; difficulties of, 93 ordnance stores, Texan: distribution of, 44; failure to obtain from United States government, 44 ordnance stores, United States: at Baton Rouge, 44; at Natchez, 44 O'Reilly, J. T.: at Victoria, 293; and supplies to volunteers, 398; on Dimitt's arrest, 451 Oreveña Ranch: location of, 252; Canales (A.) at, 252 Orozimbo, Texas: 441-442 Ortega, José María: commands Centralists at Monterey, 169, 246 Osbourne, William S.: 550 Owen, Clark L.: on frontier defense, 540; and Texas California Territory bill, 540 Owen, James D.: as mayor of Victoria, 294 Ownsby, James P.: as cowboy, 64; commands volunteer companies, 137-138, 190, 424, 426-427, 551-553; mistakes identity of Rice's (J. C.) party, 137-138; and Karnes (H. W.), 190; report of Mexican attack on, 426; escape of, from Villareal (E.), 466-467 |