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TEXAS NAVY HISTORY ARTICLES
Note: Most articles below are in date order where possible
| Timeline
History of the Texas Navy |
Papers
advocating sending Texas Navy to sea |
| Texas
Navy article from Texas State Library |
Treaty
between Great Britan and Texas, Nov. 16, 1840 |
| The
Navies of Texas |
A
Prize - Mexican Schooner captured by Comm. Moore |
| Commodore
Hawkins - First Texas Navy |
Texas
Navy Officers, Late 1840 |
| Commodore
Thompson - First Texas Navy |
Schooner
San Antonio has taken three Mexican vessels |
| Commodore
Moore - Second Navy |
Last
running steamship Neptune arrived Galveston |
| Ships
of the First and Second Texas Navy |
Commodore
Moore's Map of Matagorda Bay - 1841 |
| Ships
of the Current Texas Navy |
Notice
to Mariners, Oct 4, 1841 |
| Uniforms
and Ranks of the Texas Navy |
Rev.
William Youel Allen - Reminiscences |
| Texas
Navy Bibliography |
Niles
National Register, Oct. 15, 1842 |
| Historiographical
Survey of the Texas Navy |
Niles
National Register, Oct. 15, 1842 |
| 1836
Personal Letter |
The
Battle of Campeche |
| BURGEES
of the Texas Navies |
Commodore
Moore answers charges of piracy |
| FLAGS
of the Texas Navies |
Niles
Weekly Register: July 8, 1843: Yucatan: |
| Cruise
Journal - Sloop of War Austin |
Letter
from F. T. Wells, Aug. 3, 1843 |
| Texas
Navy Ship Paintings by Fred Tolor |
Letter
to Anson Jones, Oct. 25, 1843 |
| 19th
Century Nautical Glossar0y |
Commodore
Moore and the Battle of Campeche |
| Re:
Death of the Pirate, Jean Lafitte |
St.
Louis Isle or Texiana - Observations |
| Court
Docket - Battle of Velasco - June 29, 1832 |
Establish
Court Martial: Post Captain E.W. Moore |
| Battle
of Velasco, Sept. 2, 1835 - Belated Recognition |
Picture
of Commodore Edwin W. Moore |
| S.
D. Sharp, "The Blacksmith of Brazos" |
Resolution
to Settle Certain Accounts, Feb. 2, 1848 |
| Conspiracy
of Santa Anna to Excape |
Memorial
of the Officers of the Late Texas Navy, Jan. 1850 |
| Patent:
Improvement in Colt Firearms, Feb. 25, 1836 |
Patent:
Improvement in Repeating Firearms, Sept 3, 1850 |
| Houston's
report on the Battle of San Jacinto |
Colt's
Patient Repeating Pistols - Sept. 10, 1850 |
| Galveston
Bay, July 21, 1836 |
Mystery
of the Texas Navy |
| Present
Condition of the Navy, Oct 4, 1836 |
Secret
Journals of the Ninth Congress, Feb. 16, 1852 |
| List
of Vessels, Nov. 17, 1836 |
Law
Incorporating Texas Navy Officers to U.S. Navy |
| Thomas
Chubb, Mariner |
31st
Congress Report: Repeating Pistols by Samuel Colt |
| Models
of the 1st Texas Navy Ships |
Sam
Houston's Speech, July 15, 1854 - pg 1 |
| The
Brutus and the Invincible |
Sam
Houston's Speech, July 15, 1854 - pg 2 |
| Commodore
Charles E. Hawkins dies, Feb. 13, 1837 |
Sam
Houston's Speech, July 15, 1854 - pg 3 |
| U.S.
Ship Boston, cruising off ports of Texas |
Sam
Houston's Speech, July 15, 1854 - pg 4 |
| List
of Texas Navy Officers - May 4, 1837 |
Sam
Houston's Speech, July 15, 1854 - pg 5 |
| Capture
and Recapture: Schooner Louisiana |
Sam
Houston's Speech, July 15, 1854 - pg 6 |
| Cozumel,
Texas (log of Schooner of War Brutus) |
Sam
Houston's Speech, July 15, 1854 - pg 7 |
| Arrival
of the Tom Toby at Galveston, July 8, 1837 |
Anson
Jones Letter to Commodore Tod, Apr. 28, 1857 |
| The
Brutus and Invincible arrive Galveston, Aug. 25, 1837 |
Houston's
Speech delivered in U.S. Senate, Feb 28, 1859 |
| Tom
Toby, Forgotten Texas Privateer |
An
Act Granting Pension to Emma M. Moore |
| Hurricane
hits Galveston, vessels damaged or destroyed |
Report:
Investigation concerning rank of James G. Tod |
| The
last vessel of the old navy, the Brutus, was lost |
Resolution:
Retain Rank of James G. Tod in US Navy |
The
Texas Navy's "Long Tom"
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Phoenixiana:
Lieutenant William G. Oliver |
| Republic
of Texas Currency (1837) |
The
Texas Navy 1936 Centennial Plate |
| Texas
Government - 1838 |
Grave
Marker - Commodore Edwin Ward Moore |
| 1838
Claim for Services: F. M. Gibson as Captain of Marines |
Historical
Marker ~ Albert Moses Levy, A Jewish Doctor |
| The
Pelicano Documents |
Texas
Navy Museum on Battleship Texas Sought |
| Army
and Navy Chronicle ~ Jan, 9, 1839 |
Two
Texas Navies Performed Mighty Feats |
| From
Texas, April 11, 1839 |
Adm.
Robinson Praises Work of Texas Navy |
| Purchase
of arms for use of the Texas Navy, Apr 29, 1839 |
Daily
Facts Reviewed - Sept. 3, 1954 |
| From
the Louisianian, May 15, 1839 |
Texian
Navy Day, Sept. 3, 1955 & Sept 16, 1995 |
| Army
and Navy Chronicle ~ July 4, 1839 |
Tiny
Navy - Big Celebration |
| Army
and Navy Chronicle ~ Aug, 22, 1839 |
Brazoria
Co. Tour Planned |
| Patent:
Improvement in Colt Firearms, Aug. 29, 1839 |
Texian
Navy Day Celebration, August 1956 |
| Army
and Navy Chronicle ~ Dec. 12, 1839 |
Texas
Navy Reactivated by Gov. Daniels, Apr. 28, 1958 |
| Acknowledge
Texas Independence by June 1st or war |
Texas
Navy Day Scheduled at Old Velasco |
| Francis
C. Sheridan, of the diplomatic service |
Brazosport
Facts, Sept. 3, 1958 ~ Navy Day Observed |
| All
our navy has sailed for New Orleans, July 14, 1840 |
Navy
Members Gather to Commemorate History, Apr 1989 |
| Schooner
of War San Jacinto arrived at Galveston |
Local
seafarers had active role in Texas Navy
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| Masonry
in Texas - Sept. 24, 1840 |
Texas did have
a Navy, and still does
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