Fayette County Participants in
the Battle of San Jacinto

The San Jacinto Museum of History has biographies for the following men that Wade and Weyand listed as Fayette County participants in the Battle at San Jacinto. Click on their names to read the biographies provided at that site.

Alexander, Jerome B.	Dawson, Nicholas Mosby
Andrews, Micah	Eastland, Nicholas Mosby	Kornegay, David Smith
Barton, Wayne	Ehlinger, Joseph	Lester, James Seaton
Baylor, Dr. John Walker	Ford, Simon Peter	Lewis, John E.
Breeding, Fidelia S.	Green, Thomas	Nabers, William
Brookfield, Francis E.	Hancock, George Duncan	Robison, Joel Walter
Burnam, John Hickson	Harper, John	Scallorn, John Wesley
Burnam, William Owen	Herron, John H.	Townsend, Spencer
Colton [or Coltrin], William	Hill, Abraham (Asa) Webb	Turnage, Shelby C.
Cox, Rev. Thomas W.	Hill, Isaac Lafayette	Wells, James A.
Crawford, Robert M.	Hill, James Monroe	Wertzner, Christian G.
Criswell, William Vancy	Ingram, John	Willoughby, Lieper
Cunningham, Leander Calvin	Jett, James Matthew	Winburn, McHenry
Darling, James Socrates	Jett, Stephen

Others who Wade and Weyand listed, but who are not included at the San Jacinto Museum of History website as participants include the following. (The San Jacinto web site does not include those who served as camp guards among the participants.)

Abbots, Lancelot	Crier, Andrew	Townsend, John P.
Ballard, John T.,	Evans, Musgrove	Townsend, Nathaniel
Boone, Garrett E.	Osborn, Benjamin Franklin	Townsend, Stephen
Castleman, Jacob P.	Smith, Dr, William P.
Crownover, A.	Townsend, J. T.