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Empresario Haden Edwards
Haden Edwards required early settlers in Nacogdoches to obtain a land title from him to remain on their land, as he was granted a land concession by the Mexican government. He demanded that settlers prove their ownership and pay a fee for these titles. This move led to tensions and disputes, ultimately contributing to local unrest and the Nacogdoches Revolt in 1826.
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Haden Harrison Edwards died in 1864.
Haden Harrison Edwards was born in 1812.
A group of English settlers in Texas, led by a certain Haden Edwards. They wanted Texas to become an independent nation under the name "The Republic of Fredonia".
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Haden Edwards and his brother.
Haden Edwards fought in the Battle of San Antonio during the Texas Revolution in 1835. He was a leader in the rebellion against Mexican rule and played a significant role in the Texian forces' efforts to capture San Antonio. Edwards is best known for his involvement in the early struggles for Texian independence, although his later actions, including the Edwards' Colony disputes, led to controversy.
Empresario Haden Edwards
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Haden Edwards had been given an empresario contract by the Mexican government in 1825 to settle 800 families near Nacogdoches. When Haden Edwards arrived in East Texas he found that there were already people living on the land that was part of his empresario contract. The terms of his contract required him to respect the property rights of people already there. Many people did not receive land titles or could not find them. Haden Edwards offered to sell them new land titles. The settlers complained to the Mexican government. The Mexican government said that Haden Edwards could not charge people for new land titles. The Mexican government then canceled Haden Edwards' empresario contract in October 1826. Benajmin Edwards, the brother of Haden Edwards, took matters into their own hands. Benjamin Edwards and a group of settlers and Cherokee Indians part of East Texas to be the independent Republic of Fredonia. Benjamin Edwards and his men rode into Nacogdoches and took over the Old Stone Fort and adopted a declaration of independence for their republic.
In 1826, Haden Edwards, an American land speculator, sought to establish a colony in Nacogdoches, Texas, under a land grant from the Mexican government. However, he faced challenges with existing land claims and local Mexican authorities, leading to tensions. Edwards declared the area an independent republic, known as the Republic of Fredonia, but his rebellion was short-lived, as it was quickly suppressed by Mexican troops and Texas settlers loyal to Mexico. His actions highlighted the growing discontent among American settlers in Texas during this period.
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