Burnet County, Texas During 1864 Bob Sampson and Joe Allen were going from Morman's Mill to Burnet, about ten miles away. They had gone four miles and near Sand Springs when attacked by several Indians, who shot Bob Sampson in the head but the spike...
Part of our in-depth series exploring the forts of Comancheria Picture of Sand Creek Massacre Site from the book, Encyclopedia of Indian Wars, by Gregory F. Michno. In response to the Cheyenne uprising during the summer of 1864, Major Edward W...
Phil Runnels
Indian Captured at Battle Creek
George Hazlewood
Levi Current & Green Cox
Henry Jones
Spencer O'Neill & George
Tackett
Carter Brothers
W. C. McGough
Citizens Charge Indians
Lucinda Wood & Liddie Lemley Relations with Reserve Indians Wilkins Family Newt Price Motheral Gap McDow & Son J. H. Parr & Others John Elkins Jowell & Bettie Baggett Bloody Raid in Bell & Coryell Counties Dan Roberts John Pruett...
E. B. Dennis Jeremiah Green Rigman Bryant Bernard's Trading Post #2 Phillip Nolan Marker Colonel O'Neal (Neill) Captain Barry Monument Peter Johnson Sr. & Son Monroe Brothers Bloody Raid in Bell & Coryell Counties Mr. Dillard Blood Trails in...
Captain Culver's Men Encounter
Indians in Palo Pinto County
Indians Ambush W. J. Hale on
the Ioni
Fred Colley
George Lemons
Steve Brannon & Grandma
Cohen
Stephenville Blood Trail Map
Cross Plains Road Trip Ghols Flannigan Allen Brothers Blair & Hart Ellison Spring Fight Sarah Jane Keith Mrs. Lewis Coffer Henson & Lewis Samuel Rogers Camp Colorado Raid Lt. Best Mustang Water Hole Fight Robert Leslie Cox Kills Indian Don...
As you go east on 180, just to your left is where W.J. Hale was returning from Dallas when five Indians chased him. During his pursuit, he ran into two other guys who threw in with him and helped repel the raiders. During the spring of 1872, about a...
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