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He was killed in Goliad along with the 350 soldiers he commanded. The Mexican troops caught them when they were trying to escape and a battle erupted, but the Texans had to surrender. They thought they would be treated fairly, but they were all taken to a field on March 27 and shot. Fannin was reportedly the last person shot at this massacre.
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Who were James fannin siblings?
d
What are three facts about James Fannin Walker Jr?
James Fannin walker died march 27 1836 in Texas , he died because someone shot him.
Leaders of the battle of Goliad?
James fannin by deagan kurz
Who was the Texans' leader in the Battle of Goliad?
Colonel James Fannin.
What did James walker fannin jr do to become famous?
He went to the restroom
Who was killed with his men at the goliad massacre?
James Fannin
Why was James Fannin at the Goliad Massacre?
The Goliad Massacre was March 27, 1836. James Fannin was there because he was the leader of the Goliad forces. When they surrendered all of them were taken captive until Santa Anna ordered for them all, including Fannin, to be killed resulting in the Goliad Massacre.
When was James R. Fannin born?
James R. Fannin was born on 1949-05-30.
Why was Goliad Massacre important?
It was the first victory for the Mexicans.
Did James Fannin have an education?
yes
What is James Fannin nickname?
Jim
Who were James fannin siblings?
d
What battles did James fannin fight in during the Texas revolution?
James Fannin fought in these battles:the Goliad MassacreBattle of ConcepcionBattle of the Alamo
Where did James fannin grow up?
in africa
What is James Fannins full name?
James Fannin's full name is James Bowie Fannin Jr. He was an American military officer and a prominent figure during the Texas Revolution. Fannin is best known for his leadership at the Battle of Coleto and the subsequent Goliad Massacre in 1836.
What are three facts about James Fannin Walker Jr?
James Fannin walker died march 27 1836 in Texas , he died because someone shot him.
When did James fannin die?
March 27, 1836.
