Antonio Menchaca

Antonio Menchaca, age 58, Chicago, IL View Details

Cities: San Antonio TX, Fort Lauderdale FL, Margate FL Possible Relatives: Herlinda G Menchaca, Alejandro Menchaca, Bernardo B Menchaca

Antonio Menchaca, age 39, Carthage, NC View Details

Cities: San Antonio TX, Fort Lauderdale FL, Margate FL Possible Relatives: Herlinda G Menchaca, Alejandro Menchaca, Bernardo B Menchaca

Tony Menchaca, age 55, Lubbock, TX View Details

Locations: Aurora CO, Houston TX, Pasadena TX Possible Relatives: Antonio A Hernandez, Carolina Herrera

Antonio A Menchaca, age 54, Miami, FL View Details

Locations: Aurora CO, Houston TX, Pasadena TX Possible Relatives: Antonio A Hernandez, Carolina Herrera

Antonio O Menchaca, age 30s View Details

Possible Relatives: Christie Lee, Alicia L Menchaca, Linda Kay Menchaca

Antonio Menchaca, age 40s, San Antonio, TX View Details

Locations: San Antonio TX Possible Relatives: Adrian E Menchaca, David Menchaca, Jennifer A Menchaca

Antonio M Menchaca, age 67 View Details

Address:***** Vanessa Dr, Brownsville, TX. Phone Number: (956) 504-****

Antonio H Menchaca, age 84 View Details

Address:***** Redwood Ave, Mcallen, TX. Phone Number: (956) 686-****

ArchiveGrid : Menchaca, José Antonio, Reminiscences, 1807-1836 - OCLC

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The José Antonio Menchaca Reminiscences, 1807-1836, contains six volumes of Menchaca's unpublished memoirs. These volumes relate to Menchaca's experiences as a soldier during the Battle of San Antonio and during the development of San Antonio. The memoirs concern military, political, and social affairs in Texas

Menchaca, José Antonio [1800-79] (1800-1879) - TSHA

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José Antonio Menchaca, Tejano army officer, was born in San Antonio in January 1800, the son of Juan Mariano and María Luz (Guerra) Menchaca. He married Teresa Ramón in 1826, and they had four children. Menchaca was not in San Antonio during the siege of Bexar, but returned shortly after Gen. Martín Perfecto de Cos was forced

Memoirs of Antonio Menchaca - Sons of DeWitt Colony

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In 1818 Antonio Martinez relieved Antonio Puertas. In 1819, on the 5th of July San Antonio was inundated by a flood, in which twenty-eight persons were lost. On the 25th of same month, Antonio Menchaca, being a soldier of the King of Spain, took the message to Col. Galica that Mexico was independent of Spain.

Meet José Antonio Menchaca, The Namesake Behind The Long-Misspelled ...

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Menchaca served until 1842, patrolling the area between San Antonio and what's now Austin, protecting settlers against Comanche raids. The prevailing history contends the misspelling of Menchaca's name was first rooted in geography during those patrols, as he and his troops would set up camp at a spring that became synonymous with his name.

What's in a name? The long debate over Manchaca versus Menchaca

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But, some say the name Manchaca comes from Jose Antonio Menchaca, a one-time captain in the Texas Army who helped win the deciding battle of the Texas Revolution, the Battle of San Jacinto. Menchaca translated intercepted messages from Mexican couriers into English for his Anglo comrades, namely Sam Houston. But, after that deciding battle ...

Menchaca, José Antonio [1795-?] ( ca. 1795-unknown) - TSHA

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Antonio Menchaca (Manchaca), Mexican loyalist during the Texas Revolution, the son of José María and María Rivas Maldonado Menchaca, was born in Texas around 1795.Apparently he settled in the Neutral Ground in Natchitoches, Louisiana, where he married María Feliciana de los Santos Sanches on August 1, 1825. The couple had several children, among them José Antonio Menchaca (not to be ...

Recollections of a Tejano Life: Antonio Menchaca in Texas ... - JSTOR

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INTRODUCTION: Antonio Menchaca in Texas History Download; XML; EDITED REMINISCENCES OF JOSÉ ANTONIO MENCHACA: Part 1 Download; XML; EDITED REMINISCENCES OF JOSÉ ANTONIO MENCHACA: Part 2 Download; XML; THE MEMOIRS OF CAPTAIN MENCHACA: Being an Unpublished Manuscript Detailing Events in San Antonio from 1807 to the Battle of San Jacinto ...

Recollections of a Tejano Life: Antonio Menchaca in Texas History ...

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San Antonio native, military veteran, merchant, and mayor pro tem José Antonio Menchaca (1800-1879) was one of only a few Tejano leaders to leave behind an extensive manuscript of recollections. Portions of the document were published in 1907, followed by a "corrected" edition in 1937, but the complete work could not be published without painstaking reconstruction.