Bernardo de Galvez shaped Texas and Gulf Coast history
Bartee Haile profiles Bernardo de Galvez born 1746 who led campaigns against Apaches and later defended New Orleans, aided Washington, and became viceroy of New Spain. His legacy includes Galveston Bay, Galveston Island, Galvez Street, and the Galvez Building. Galvez died November 30, 1786 amid rumors of poisoning.
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Beloved Eloy Valles Remembered by Family
The family expresses thanks for prayers flowers food and love shown after the passing of Eloy Valles husband father and grandfather. They honor his memory and appreciate the community support during this time.
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