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Santa Anna's Surrender Ratified

Goliad, Goliad County

Marker Text

Gen. Vicente Filasola, Second in Command of Mexican armies in Texas War for Independence, fled from area of his nation's defeat at San Jacinto, April 21, 1836. Filasola's aim was to go back to Mexico with his army. After he had passed through Goliad, he was overtaken at Mujerero Creek (12 mi. SW) by Texan army couriers, Col. Ben Fort Smith and Capt. Henry Teal. Signing the ratification of peace at Mujerero, May 26, 1836, were Gen. Filasola, Gen. Eugene Tolsa, Col. Augustine Amat, Col. Smith, and Capt. Teal. (1970) Sponsored by Mr. and Ms. W. M. Neyland and heirs, W. E. and Mary Fitzgerald Neyland.

Marker Details

Address
Location Description Courthouse Square, S. Market Street, Goliad.
Marker # 4572
Dedicated 1970
Size, Type 18" x 28"
Code Texas Revolution, Republic of Texas; military topics
Latitude, Longitude 28.665417, -97.392368

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