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Sabinas, Cañón de: 171 Sabinas, Pass of: Canales (A.) at, 250; mention of, 425 Sabine Pass: survey and marking of harbor entrance at, 101, 404 Sabine River: mention of, 3, 12, 26, 38, 102, 401, 528; headwaters of, 96; proposed military colony on, 540 Sacrificios, harbor of: Webb's (J.) arrival at, 429 saddles: mention of, 125; Mexican capture of Texan, 185; trade in, 102, 471, 490 St. Clair, _____: at Saltillo, 359 St. John, John: at Mission Refugio, 483 St. John, William: in Federalist army, 215; at Mission Refugio, 483 St. Louis, Missouri: 136 St. Marks River: SEE San Marcos River St. Mary's College: 197 Salado, battle of: Córdova (V.) killed at, 126 Salado River: 217, 218 Sal Colorado: SEE Colorado Arroyo Sal de la Nación: capture of Texans at, 448; mention of, 449 Sal del Rey, El: 501 Salinas, José Antonio (trader): 66 Salinas, Margil: 411 Salinas, Mexico: Federalist crimes in, 161 Salmoneño (ranch): 47 salt: removal of duties on, 80 Saltillo, Mexico: Mexican troops at, 32-33, 375; as capital of Coahuila, 149; battles at, 150, 151, 152, 167, 213, 340, 347, 357-358; Lemus (P.) at, 167; mention of, 233, 267, 343, 348-351, 357-359, 364, 366, 369, 374, 387, 468; Arista (M.) at, 246, 274, 330, 408; Vasquez (R.) at, 335 San Antonio: acquisition of, by Texas, 277 "San Antonio": on Mexican policy, 299 San Antonio (ranch): 47 San Antonio, Texas: mention of, 4, 7, 20, 23, 34, 50-51, 59, 66, 71-73, 75, 78, 85, 87, 101, 105, 108, 114, 116, 123, 129, 131-132, 137, 141, 146, 151, 155-156, 188-189, 191, 209, 213, 215, 262, 269, 281, 316, 318, 328, 336, 342, 348, 350, 365, 367, 383, 387, 409-411, 414-415, 425, 434, 470, 473, 501, 540; attacks on, 13-14, 34, 71, 73, 76, 111-112, 211, 268, 271, 273, 382, 538; Seguin (J. N.) in, 13-14, 386; Mexican citizens of, 13, 21, 35, 82, 279, 336; Texas troops at, 29, 43, 272, 303, 318, 329, 403, 491; capture of Mexicans near, 32; Mexican sympathizers at, 35; lawlessness in, 61; law enforcement in, 62, 419, 472; Cox at, 65, 66; and frontier trade, 70, 78, 79-80, 81, 82, 102, 155, 156, 275, 410, 414, 415, 416-417, 473, 523; merchants at, 81, 154, 410, 414; prices at, 81; Howard (G. T.) at, 98; incorporation of, 103; Mexican spies at, 111; Córdova's (V.) trail around, 129; Caldwell (M.) at, 130; district court at, 131; defense of, 141; specie at, 155, 475; Federalists at, 188; Federalists aided by, 188, 206; Lazos (C.) at, 189; Anaya (J. P.) at, 191; mayor of, 206, 271; Reuben Ross at, 209; Karnes (H. W.) at, 211, 317, 322, 325; Council House Fight at, 238, 271, 291-292; mutiny among troops at, 303, 318; munitions for, 383, 384, 398; Cooke (W. G.) at, 423; Lamar (M. B.), at, 423; Van Ness (C.) at, 439-440, 443; Morris (J. D.) at, 443; Dimitt (P.) at, 450; Texan commissioners to Mexico at, 455; settlements around, 474; French immigrants at, 501; French consul at, 501-502; and Santa Fé expedition, 518 San Antonio, Post: 215, 389 San Antonio River: La Bahía del Espíritu Santo on, 8; mention of, 8, 59, 168, 287, 409, 415, 482, 484, 488, 503; cattle on, 21; settlers along, 108; Miracle (P. J.) at, 118; as boundary of Texas, 168 San Antonio Road: SEE Camino Real, El; roads San Augustine County, Texas: district court of, 122; mention of, 477, 507, 513; vote of, 512 San Bernard: acquisition of, by Texas, 277; sails for Sisal, 309; mention of, 333; Webb (J.) on, 429 San Bernard, Post: 43, 152 San Carlos, Mexico: 340 Sánchez, Antonio: 411 Sánchez, Vicente: capture of Dimitt (P.) by, 446; campaign of, in Texas, 446-450; Texans captured by, 467 San Cristobal, Mexico: Federalist capture of, 336 Sanders, Edward W.: at Béxar County public meeting, 472 Sanders, Thomas: 549 San Diego (ranch): 47 San Felipe, Texas: consultation at, 47; excitement at, 71 San Fernández: 487 San Fernando de Agua Verde, Mexico: SEE San Fernando de Rosas, Mexico San Fernando de Rosas, Mexico: Centralist control of, 170, 424; mention of, 188, 328, 331, 360; Canales (A.) at, 258, 261; presidio at, 258; Federalist army at, 258, 261; Pérez (A.) at, 336; Arista (M.) at, 424 San Francisco de Cafias, Mexico: Federalist crimes in, 161 San Gabriel River: military posts on, 86, 244; south fork of, 135, 138; battle with Flores on, 135-137 San Geronimo Creek: ranches on, 125 San Jacinto: acquisition of, by Texas, 277; mention of, 333 San Jacinto, battle of: mention of, 9, 18, 22, 84, 113, 123-124, 139, 151, 180, 235, 330, 450, 512; Texan camp at, 10; Mexican guns from, 43; Roman (R.) in, 214; Karnes (H. W.) in, 317 San José, bar of: 333 San José, Mission: Fisher (W. S.) at, 271 San Juan Bautista, Mexico: 8 San Juan de Carricitos: SEE Carricitos, San Juan de (ranch) San Juan de Úlloa, Mexico: capture of, by French, 149; Federalist leaders at, 150; evacuation of, by French, 160, 163; Urrea (J.) at, 161; mention of, 333 San Juan River: Federalist army at, 246; Canales (A.) crosses, 334; mention of, 250, 334-335 San Luis, Texas: plans for defense of, 94; Thompson (W.) at, 380 San Luis Potosí, Mexico: mention of, 142, 174-175, 267, 347, 351, 390, 468; Urrea (J.) plans attack on, 150; independence for, 224; commandant general of, 439 San Marcos River: military post on, 86, 95, 244; mention of, 105, 116; disbanding of troops on, 403 San Miguel, Plain of: defeat of Federalists at, 164 San Nicolás, Mexico: Federalist crimes in, 161 San Nicolás Lakes: location of, 50-51 San Patricio (ranch): 47 San Patricio, Texas: mention of, 7, 50, 53-54, 59, 65, 82, 102, 211, 215, 229, 290, 302, 305, 328, 405, 421, 474-475, 488, 538; Benson (W. P.) captured at, 36; Mexican marauders at, 49, 74; protection for, 60, 210, 401, 428, 472, 540; capture of Mexican near, 74; frontier trade at, 154-291; Texan marauders at, 291; Canales (A.) at, 307; attacks expected on, 312, 388, 537; Rodríquez visits, 388; Minute Men company at, 401, 475; erection of a fort at, 428; volunteers from, 428; public meeting at, 462; Corsco (Captain) taken to, 470; proposed military post at, 472, 540; Bell (P. H.) at, 488 San Patricio County, Texas: and frontier trade, 80; protection of, 88; population of, 103; chief justice for, 421, 447; Minute Men company of, 462, 475, 554-556; mention of, 462, 465, 503 San Patricio Minute Men: on Ferguson (A.), 462; commanded by Miles (A. T.), 475, 554-556; formation of, 475; disbanding of, 475; muster rolls of, 554-556 San Patricio Rangers: organization of, 424; division of, 424-425; activities of, 424-425 San Pedro, Arroyo: Arista (M.) at, 334 San Salvador de Verde, Mexico: 225 Santa Ana de Tamaulipas, Mexico: 528 Santa Anna, Antonio López de: mention of, 11, 65, 139, 145, 151, 159, 161, 182, 191, 280, 368, 424, 439, 537; defeat of, in Texas, 15, 113; as prisoner in Texas, 28; Centralist government of, 142; as provisional president, 159, 283, 473; battles French at Vera Cruz, 159; wounding of, 159; at Puebla, 163-164; orders execution of Mejía (J. A.), 164; Santángelo (O. de A.) expelled by, 174; and Texas independence, 180; on invasion of Texas, 183; and revolt at Mexico City, 311; interview of, with Morfit (H. M.), 441-442; Bases of Tacubaya announced by, 473 Santa Barbara, Mexico: pronunciamiento at, 149; Centralism restored at, 162 Santa Cruz, Mission San Lorenzo de la: location of, 268-269 Santa Eduvige, Mexico: 341 Santa Fé, Nuevo Mexico: George Fisher seeks Texas agency to, 196; possibility of trade with, 500; mention of, 4, 384 Santa Fé bill: 500 Santa Fé expedition: plans for, 397, 423; mention of, 418, 437, 453, 500, 508; criticism of, 504; failure of, 504-505, 518, 523; purposes of, 505; censure of president for, 507; effects of, on Texas-Mexican relations, 519, 523; prisoners from, 520-522, 542, 544 Santa Gertrudis (ranch): 47 Santa Isabel, Pontón de: customhouse at, 4 Santa Margarita (ranch): 47 Santander, Nuevo: 3-4 Santángelo, O. de A.: as editor of Correo de Atlántico, 173; biographical sketch of, 173-174; at New Orleans, 173-174; and Texas independence, 173-174; opposition of, to Centralism, 174; expelled from Mexico, 174; and Federalists, 174-176; mention of, 178 Santa Petronilla (ranch): 8 Santa Rita de Morelos, Mexico: pronunciamiento at, 149; Centralist control of, 170; Zapata (A.) at, 258, 260; battle of, 260-265, 265-266, 268, 271, 274, 288, 294, 330, 344 Santa Rosa (ranch): 47 Santa Rosa, Coahuila: 213 Santa Rosa, Arroyo: Texan raiders on, 186, 488 Santa Teresa, Mexico: defeat of Federalists at, 148; mention of, 151 Santiago, Mexico: 360 Santiago Prison, Mexico City: 467 Santos Coy, José María de los: as Federalist leader, 151 San Ygnacio, Texas: Cárdenas (J.) at, 361 San Ygnacio Ranch: mention of, 5; location of, 34 Sapp, A.: 462, 554 Sarah Ann: at Tampico, 150 Sartuche, Matias: execution of, 327 Sauces, Los: Federalists at, 268 Saunders, John: 551 Saunders, R. G.: 552 Savannah, Georgia: 84 Savariego, Manuel: raids by, 51, 54, 59, 82, 185; capture of traders by, 51; at Río Frio, 54; mention of, 57, 118; at Laredo, 59; interception of troops of, 59; at Alexander's ranch, 59; and Miracle (P. J.), 117, 118; on San Antonio River, 118, 185; appeals for loyalty to the government, 144 Sawyer, F. A.: as acting secretary of war, 46 |