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17 April, 16:09

Who was the first casualty of the Texas revolution

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  1. 17 April, 16:23
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    On October 9 he fought at Goliad and was severely wounded in the right shoulder during the storming of the Mexican officers' quarters. He was the only Texan wounded in the battle and became known as the first Texan casualty of the revolution.
  2. 17 April, 16:27
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    I believe it was mcculloch samuel. sorry if it's wrong
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