Frontier Echoes of 1870 Indian Fight in Texas
In 1870 Llano county settlers pursued Comanches after a raid, led by E M Phelan who singlehandedly chased and killed the Comanche chief near Round Mountain. Phelan dispatched the foe and scalped the chief, then rejoined companions chasing others. two Mexicans died, and the party recovered the trail. The narrative also recounts early Texas frontier incidents, including Cavina and Flowers families attacked by Coast Indians and the Matagorda fight led by Captain Buckner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano County
Sandies Creek
Pecan Bayou
John Bacus
Gum Phillips
E. M. Phelan
Sant Bacus
John Reams
Ralph Haynes
Eli Shelley
Ben Gibson
Round Mountain
Phelan
Live Oak
Phillips
Old Caney Creek
Kveoak Bayou
Charles Cavina
Stephen F. Austin
Cavina
Flowers
Matagorda
Colorado River
Buckner
Moses Morrison
Morrison
Cavess
J. P. Cole
Wilson Copeland
Isam Cranfield
Willam Cuthbert
Solomon Deroche
William Dixon
Thomas Derrett
Reubin A. Eddleman
J.C. Edwards
Jesse Ellison
M. S. Emberlin
Easy
Brown
Sherman
Weatherford
John Brown
Mr. Thompson
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Texas
Llano
Parker Counties
A. J. Lowell
X-Ranger
James Harrington
Deere Harrington
Ross Daniels
James Daniels
Mesquite Hill
Cypres Creek
Edward Carson
King” Carson
Ulster Movement
Home Rule
Velasco
Parker County
Parker
Thomas Allen
William Allen
Charles Baker
Joseph Baker
Samuel R. Baker
W. C. Brasher
George W. Brock
Thomas Caldwell
H. C. Cantwell
Calvin Carr
William Carr
Joseph Carroll
Loving Clifton
Jeremiah Cockburn
Palo Pinto Line
Mr. Sherman
Salem
Mass
Beard
Isaac
Bickerman
Ireland
United St
America
Orleans Picayune
Thos. Googan & Bros
San Antonio
Oberstone Bros. Market and Groceries
Avenue C
Pioneer
Maxwell House
U. S
Kansas City
Beechnut and Heinze Packing Companies
Oberstone Bros
Ulster
Washer Brothers Company
Paris
Washer Bros
Norfolk
Vicuna
Kayser
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