Visits Of Spanish Explorers To Dedication Of Causeway Is Long Way
A compact sketch divides Port Isabel history into six periods rooted in economics and events from 1619 to 1954. It traces early exploration by Alonso de Pineda, Garay’s 1523 harbor naming, and the shift from uninhabited land to a town by 1800. The Mexican War era includes Taylor’s advance, Point Isabel as a supply base, and a 1847 election with 64 votes.
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Port Isabel
Alonso de Pinedas
Jamaica
Gulf Coast
Florida
Panuco River
Old Mexico
Annian
Christopher Columbus
West Indies
India
Gulf
Rio de Las Palmas
Rio Grande
Soto la Marina
Brazos Pass
Crown of Spain
Francisco de Garay
Garay
Jose de Escandon
Escandon
Cameron
Nueces Counties
Mexico
Zachery Taylor
Point Isabel
Taylor
Fort Polk
Purdy
Texas
War Department
Matamoros
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