Survivors of Nueces Battle Trek Home Alone at Night
A narrative from the Nueces battle describes a horse escaping to Tegener Creek near a sawmill, leading to a night-time chase. Duff’s company captures a rider, forcing him to reveal camp location. The German force suffered heavy losses. 23 remained dead or wounded, 17 scattered, with Schwetheim, Rusenberger and Graf attempting a perilous Rio Grande crossing on foot, 40-50 miles away, without food or water.
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German and Confederate chase near Fort Clark tale unfolds
An American Civil War era pursuit recounts Schnethelm swapping camouflage for a hay wagon cover story to obtain provisions near Fort Concho and Fort Clark. Duff’s Confederate company clashes with Tegener’s German detachment, fatal guard losses, and a long, perilous retreat toward the Rio Grande.
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