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Who surrendered Bexar to the texians in 1835?
Martin Perfecto de Cos
Who was the Mexican Army commander at the Battle of Resaca de la Palma?
Martín Perfecto de Cos was the commander of the Mexican Army. There are links below.
What year did Martin De Leon die?
Martin de Leon died in 1833 in Victoria Texas.
Who won the siege of bexar?
Martin Perfecto de Cos commanded the Mexican Army. Stephen F. Austin commanded the Texian Army until about 23 November 1835 when he turned command over to Edward Burleson. James Bowie, Juan Seguin and James Fannin were among the officers present.
Who is General Martin Perfecto De Cos?
Martín Perfecto de Cos (1800-1854) was a 19th-century Mexican general. He was married to Lucinda López de Santa Anna, sister of Antonio López de Santa Anna.BackgroundCós was born in Vera Cruz in the year 1800, the son of an attorney. He attained the rank of General in the Mexican Army and took part in the campaign against the rebellious state of Coahuila y Texas in the 1835-36 Texas War of Independence from which the Republic of Texas arose. Military career during the Texas RevolutionLa Villita, San AntonioCos was appointed commander of military forces in Texas in July 1835 and was sent there to disarm any rebellious citizens. He arrived in Texas on September 21, 1835 with 300 soldiers. Cos proceeded to the town of Goliad on October 1, then moved on to San Antonio de Béxar. Cos ordered the arrest of William B. Travis and any other rebel leaders. Once in San Antonio (Siege of Béxar), Cos was assailed by Texian forces under the leadership of Stephen F. Austin. The town was put under siege by the Texan army. After a 56-day siege of the town and Alamo mission, on December 9, Cos surrendered the town of San Antonio and weapons to the Texians then proceeded to leave Texas. Cos and his men were allowed their muskets for protection and one four-pound cannon. Mexican losses during the siege were about 150. On his way south, Cos met up with Santa Anna's forces at Laredo marching north to put down the rebellion.Cos returned to San Antonio and led a column of 300 soldiers against the northwest corner of the Alamo on March 6, 1836. Eventually Cos' soldiers overran the Alamo's north wall.On April 21, 1836, Cos arrived with over five hundred reinforcements for Santa Anna shortly before the Battle of San Jacinto. He was taken prisoner on April 24, after his battalion was smashed and routed by a combined attack by Texas volunteers under Colonels Sidney Sherman and Edward Burleson.Activity during the Mexican-American WarCos was in charge of the garrison at Tuxpan, but did not play a significant role in the fighting with the United States Army. i got this a wikipedia.
Did Martin perfecto de cos die in the Alamo?
No he did not die during the battle of the Alamo
Who retreated after the battle San Antonio?
martin perfecto de cos
Who retreated after the battle of San Antonio?
martin perfecto de cos
Who surrendered Bexar to the texians in 1835?
Martin Perfecto de Cos
Did martin perfecto de cos have any siblings?
Yes, Santa Anna.
Who was santa Anna's brother-in- law?
His name was Martin Perfecto de Cos.
What side did martin perfecto de cos fight for?
He was on the Mexican side, he was captured by the Texan army, but was later released after surrender.
Who was the general of the Battle of Gonzales?
General Martín Perfecto de Cos
Who was the Mexican Army commander at the Battle of Resaca de la Palma?
Martín Perfecto de Cos was the commander of the Mexican Army. There are links below.
Five good point about martin perfecto de cos?
i really dont know anything about him. i wanted to know for my work in class. i really dont know anything about him. i wanted to know for my work in class. i really dont know anything about him. i wanted to know for my work in class.
What was the result of the battle of bexar?
The Mexican General Perfecto De Cos signalled a truce after four days of fighting inSan Antonio De Bexar (or Bejar) there for there was no winner or loser.source:http://www.lsjunction.com/events/bexar.htm
Who were the main Mexicans during the Texas Revolution?
Notably , Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna - Vicente Filisola - Martin Perfecto de Cos - Jose de Urrea - Joaquin Ramirez y Sesma - Antonio Gaona - Domingo de Ugartechea - Juan Almonte - Manuel Fernandez Castrillon - Jose Maria Tornel - Francisco de Castaneda . See related link below .
