1861
Feb. 1: Adoption Secession Ordinance
By State.
Feb. 16: Seizure of San Antonio Arsenal
By State Troops.
Feb. 18: Surrender of U. S. Posts in Texas
By Gen. Twiggs.
Feb. 21: Destruction of U. S. property at Brazos Santiago
Feb. 21: Abandonment of Camp Cooper
By U. S. Troops.
Feb. 26: Abandonment of Camp Colorado
By U. S. Troops.
March 6: Surrender of Fort Brown
March 7: Abandonment of Ringgold Barracks
By U. S. Troops.
March 7: Abandonment of Camp Verde
By U. S. Troops.
By U. S. Troops.
By U. S. Troops.
March 15: Abandonment of Camp Wood
By U. S. Troops.
March 17: Abandonment of Camp Hudson
By U. S. Troops.
March 19: Abandonment of Forks Clarke and Inge
By U. S. Troops.
March 20: Abandonment of Forts Brown and Duncan
By U. S. Troops.
By U. S. Troops.
March 29: Abandonment of Fort Mason
By U. S. Troops.
March 31: Abandonment of Fort Bliss
By U. S. Troops.
By U. S. Troops.
By U. S. Troops.
April 13: Abandonment of Fort Davis
By U. S. Troops.
April 25: Surrender at Saluria
UNITED STATES--1st (2 Cos.), 3d (3 Cos.) and 8th (2 Cos.) Infantry.
April 25: Surrender at Indianola
Of U. S. Troops.
May 9: Surrender at San Lucas Springs
UNITED STATES--8th Infantry.
Aug. --: Operations at Fort Bliss
Confederate Forces, against Indians.
Oct. 11-16: Operations at Fort Inge
Confederate Forces, against Indians.
Nov. 1: Skirmish, Peosi River
Confederate Forces, with Indians.
Nov. 7: Burning of Royal Yatch, Galveston
UNITED STATES--Crew of Frigate "Santee." Union loss, 1 killed, 8 wounded. Total, 9.
