Indian Fight Vet Recounts Parker Fort Clash and Cynthia Ann Fate
The article profiles veteran R. B. Fulcher recalling the 1863 Parker’s Fort clash with the Comanches. It covers Cynthia Ann Parker’s capture and return, Lizzie Ross’s later life, Quanah Parker’s prominence, and the fate of others, with vivid reminiscences of the Eastland County siege and aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Colorado
Earl van Dorn
Fulcher
Ross
Waco
Cynthia Ann Parker
Elizabeth Kellogg
Rachel Plummer
Parker
Pease River
Lower Panhandle
Texas
Cynthia Ann
Peta Nocona
Quanah Parker
Oklahoma
Captain Ross
Lizzie Ross
California
Los Angeles
Prairie Flower
Anderson County
R. B. Fulcher
van Dorn
Eastland County
Ben Dragoo
Cynthia Ann Walker
Frank Gholston
Evant
Hiram Rogers
Chalk Mounain
C. K. Thomas
Travis
Fort
Rabies Threat Warning From Pasteur Institute Chief
Dr. J. T. Wilhite of the Pasteur Institute in Austin warns rabies is unusually virulent. The institute treats eighty five patients with preventive care while eighty two were bitten by mad dogs and three by mad house cats. He says forty percent of dogs carry the germs and urges killing stray dogs and confining others to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Wilhite
Pasteur Institute
Austin
Wilhite
Fulcher of Famous Fight Still Living at 85
The Bulletin profiles R. B. Fulcher aged 85, one of three survivors of the 1860 rescue of Cynthia Ann Parker. He and wife 75, visiting relatives near Gusine, recounting frontier memories from Nacogdoches to Hamilton and McLennan counties. Fulcher recalls Captain J. S. Ross leading raids and early Texas settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Fulcher
Cynthia Ann Parker
Henry C. Fuller
Bulletin
Fulcher
Ada Fort
Gusine
Hamilton
Comanche
Brownwood
Fort
Cora
Comanche County
Texas
Nacogdoches
Melrose
Hamilton County
Nacoodoches County
McLennan County
Waco
J. S. Ross
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