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Stephen Austin and his father Moses Austin. Moses died before he could establish it so his son finished it for him
Mexico. Mexico had won its independence from Spain in 1821 and Stephen Austin established his colony in 1822.
Stephen F. Austin established the first American Colony in Texas. He led 300 families there on approval of the Mexican government. A few years later, he was allowed to bring 1,700 more families into the colony.
Yes, and on his death bed he asked his son Stephen F. Austin to finish what he started.
Cabeza de Vaca explored Texas.
In 1821, Moses Austin, who was living in Louisiana at the time, received permission to bring approximately 300 colonists to settle in Texas. On his way to Missouri for the settlers, he was brutally attacked by highwaymen, who robbed and severely beat him. He eventually made it to Missouri, but died before he could bring the settlers to Texas.
Stephen F. Austin is known as the father of the state of Texas. He brought of 300 families to the area from the United States.
Stephen F. Austin played a major role in colonizing the Texas area before it was part of the United Sates. The city of Austin was named after him to celebrate his efforts. He helped bring the first 300 families into the area. Those original settlers are now known as The Old 300. Together they helped build up Texas, which became a state in 1845.
Moses Austin received permission to locate an empresarial plantation in Texas but died before he could launch the settlement. It was left to son Stephen F. Austin to fulfill his father's dream. And Stephen Austin had to secure the permission from the new Mexican government, which displaced Spanish rule that same year before he could bring the first Anglo families into Texas. He traveled to Mexico City in 1822-1823 to secure Mexican recognition of the Spanish grant. This done, he colonized the 300 families, as well as an additional 750 families under subsequent contracts. It was 1835 when Santa Anna took power in Mexico.
It has snowed in Austin.
Moses Austin was the father of Stephen F. Austin, who himself is known as the Father of Texas. In 1821 he and his friend managed to convince the Spanish governor of Texas to allow Anglo-Americans to colonize the area, ultimately leading to the secession of Texas from Mexico by English speaking immigrants from the American colonies just 11 years later.
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