Longitude: -95.865572000000
- Anderson
Looking for stray horses, four men--Columbus Andrews, David Faulkenberry, his son Evan Faulkenberry, and Abram Anglin--are attacked by Indians (possibly Caddos and Kickapoos) on the west bank of the Trinity River, one mile west of present-day Palestine. Three are killed; the fourth, Abram Anglin, is wounded but escapes.
John Henry Brown. Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas. (Austin: L. E. Daniel, 1896), 55-56.
George P. Garrison, ed., Annual Report of the American Historical Association for the Year 1907: Diplomatic Correspondence of the Republic of Texas (Washington, Government Printing office, 1908), 2/1:195.
John Wesley Wilbarger, Indian Depredations in Texas (Austin: Steck Co., 1935), 347-48
Abram Anglin Original Title: Abram Anglin
Collection: Used with permission from Statehouse Press, Abiliene, Texas
Image Citation:
DeShields, James T., Border Wars of Texas; Being an Authentic and Popular Account, in Chronological Order, of the Long and Bitter Conflict Waged Between Savage Indian Tribes and the Pioneer Settlers of Texas. Abilene, Tex: Statehouse Press., 1993. Print.p.262
Longitude: -95.865572000000
- Anderson
Looking for stray horses, four men--Columbus Andrews, David Faulkenberry, his son Evan Faulkenberry, and Abram Anglin--are attacked by Indians (possibly Caddos and Kickapoos) on the west bank of the Trinity River, one mile west of present-day Palestine. Three are killed; the fourth, Abram Anglin, is wounded but escapes.
- Caddos
- Kickapoos
John Henry Brown. Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas. (Austin: L. E. Daniel, 1896), 55-56.
George P. Garrison, ed., Annual Report of the American Historical Association for the Year 1907: Diplomatic Correspondence of the Republic of Texas (Washington, Government Printing office, 1908), 2/1:195.
John Wesley Wilbarger, Indian Depredations in Texas (Austin: Steck Co., 1935), 347-48
Abram Anglin Original Title: Abram Anglin
Collection: Used with permission from Statehouse Press, Abiliene, Texas
Image Citation:
DeShields, James T., Border Wars of Texas; Being an Authentic and Popular Account, in Chronological Order, of the Long and Bitter Conflict Waged Between Savage Indian Tribes and the Pioneer Settlers of Texas. Abilene, Tex: Statehouse Press., 1993. Print.p.262