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Survivors of the Alamo

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Remember the Alamo, was the cry that spread throughout the country...

On March 6 1836, 3000 Mexicans attacked before dawn, and all 188 defenders of the Alamo perished.
Defenders like, David (Davy) Crockett, Jim Bowie, to name a few...


But, who survived the Alamo?

Survivors?
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There was a few who managed to live through the rain of muzzleloader's round balls, listed below are the confirmed survivors of the alamo.


Susanna Dickinson: wife of Capt. Almeron Dickinson

Angelina Dickinson: their 15-month old daughter

Joe, Travis: slave

Gertrudis Navarro: 15, sister by adoption to James Bowie's wife, Ursula Bowie

Juana Navarro Alsbury: 28, sister of Gertrudis Navarro

Alijo Perez: 18-month-old son of Juana Alsbury by a previous marriage. (Became a San Antonio policeman and died in 1918.)

Ana Esparza: wife of Gregorio Esparza, and their four children:
Enrique
Francisco
Manuel
Maria de Jesus Castro

Trinidad Saucedo

Petra Gonzales

Brigido Guerrero: who had deserted from the Mexican Army about four years earlier. He talked his way out of being killed by claiming to be a POW.
 
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