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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 9. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Origin of the banner of the Lone Star, and the Coat of arms of Texas. (search)

h the Mexicans, they joined the command of Colonel Fannin, and formed a regiment by the election of Fannin, Colonel, and Ward, Lieutenant-Colonel. The regiment numbered four hundred and fifty men, ange force, towards the Mission of Refugio. Colonel Fannin, hearing of the advance of the Mexicans upf Urrea. No tidings having arrived from King, Fannin dispatched a larger detachment, consisting of Goliad, taking their prisoners with them. Colonel Fannin had become near about exhausted in provisiand Texan commanders. The terms provided that Fannin and his men should be marched to Fort Goliad aad in the spring of 1836, in what is known as Fannin's Massacre, he being next in command to the lamented Colonel James W. Fannin. The flag was presented to Colonel Ward's command, after they past the beautiful star of azure was borne by Colonel Fannin's regiment to Goliad, and there gracefullymained adjusted to the flagstaff, and when Colonel Fannin evacuated Goliad to join General Houston,

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