He died of old age in Mexico City.
He didn't. Contrary to popular belief, he was one of the few that survived the battle and was executed by a Mexican Firing-Squad.
Jim Bowie was a Texas land developer. He also designed an extremely useful large multipurpose knife. The tip could serve for close work while the rear part performed heavy duty tasks. He was one of 80 Texans at the Alamo fortress in San Antonio, Texas. General Santa Anna, invaded Texas with 10,000 men and set up a siege of the Alamo. The men in the Alamo used the Mexicans for target practice. Finally the siege won and Santa Anna conquered the Alamo. (When Sam Houston attacked Santa Anna's army of 3,000 men and conquered it, the battle cry was, "Remember the Alamo." They remembered their brave heroes who died there including Jim Bowie)
During the seige of the Alamo, Houston was in the process of raising and training an army to deal with Santa Anna's well trained Mexican forces. He could not penetrate the Mexican force with only a few hundred men, which numbered nearly 5500 men, so he was forced to wait. After the Alamo fell, Santa Anna pursued Houston, who always stayed a step ahead of his pursuer. Santa Anna had lost several hundred men at the Alamo, and was determined to end the war once and for all. Frustrated at not being able to catch up with the sly Houston, Santa Anna split his force into three columns, hoping to trap Houston. Santa Anna led the biggest force, nearly 1500 men. His forces were several miles apart, and Houston received word from Captain Deaf Smith that Santa Anna's force was only a few miles distant, camped at San Jacinto. Houston gathered his 989 men and attacked with great fury while the Mexican army was at it's ease, eating and relaxing, confident no attack was coming. The surprise attack routed the Mexicans, and most were killed or wounded. Around 200 were captured, including Santa Anna the next day. In exchange for his life, Santa Anna deeded away Mexican rights to Texas. After nine years as a free republic, Texas joined the United States.
No he did not die during the battle of the Alamo
Susanna Dickinson's husband, Almaron Dickinson, died during the Battle of the Alamo on March 6, 1836. He was one of the defenders who fought against the Mexican forces led by General Santa Anna. Susanna survived the siege and later became an important eyewitness to the events that occurred at the Alamo.
Jim Bowie died at the Alamo on March 6, 1836, during the final assault by Mexican forces led by General Santa Anna. He was one of the key figures in the defense of the Alamo and is remembered for his bravery and leadership. Bowie's health had deteriorated by the time of the attack, and he was reportedly bedridden during the battle. His death became a symbol of the struggle for Texas independence.
Santa Anna died on July,20 in 1876. He died by the battle person from the other team shot him}.
In Mexico City.
General Santa Anna led the Mexican army against William B. Travis and the Texas army and volunteers. After 13 days of bombarding the Alamo, Santa Anna made his final attack on March 6,1836 leading 1800 troops against 200 Texans. All of the Texans died.
Mexico City.
I think he was shot in the head at the battle of the Alamo.
March 6, 1836 at the Battle of the Alamo.