Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna by 
Susanna of the Alamo by 
Remember the Alamo by 
Sam Houston by 
Stephen F. Austin and the Founding of Texas by 
The Women and Children of the Alamo by 
Journey to Gonzales by 
Stephen F. Austin by 
Hesitant Martyr in the Texas Revolution by 
Sam Houston by 
David Crockett by 
Santa Anna of Mexico by 
José Antonio Navarro by September 27, 1835- Francisco Castañeda sent to retrieve a cannon loaned earlier to the citizens of Goliad.
October 2, 1835- The Stand at Gonzales. A fight over the famous "Come and take it" cannon. Texians prevail at maintaining possession of the cannon.
October 3, 1835- Full control of the Mexican government is given to General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
October 13, 1835- The New Orleans Greys organized in New Orleans to fight in the Texas Revolution.
October 28, 1835 The battle of Conception fought near San Antonio
February 1, 1836- Delegates elected what became known as the Convention of 1836 that wrote the Declaration of Independence and the constitution of the Republic. They also named Sam Houston commander-in-chief.
February 24, 1836- The siege of the Alamo began.
March 2, 1836- The Declaration of Independence of the Republic of Texas adopted.
March 6, 1836- The siege of the Alamo ended and it fell to the forces of Santa Anna.
March 27, 1836- Goliad Massacre occurred.
April 21, 1836- Battle of San Jacinto resulted in Texas Independence.
May 14, 1836- Treaties of Velasco signed by ad interim President David G. Burnet and General Santa Anna.
The Battle of the Alamo by 
Slaughter at Goliad by 
Matamoros and the Texas Revolution by 
Yellow Rose of Texas by 
Women and the Texas Revolution by 
Tejanos in the 1835 Texas Revolution by 
New Orleans and the Texas Revolution by 
A Line in the Sand by 
Sacrificed at the Alamo by 
Uniforms of the Alamo and the Texas Revolution and the Men Who Wore Them, 1835-1836 by 
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