No name on Fannin's roster has given more trouble to students and copyists than this. It has been variously written "Sweman", "Seveman", and "Siebenman." I have followed his personal signature "F. Levenman" on the Convention Memorial, which seems perfectly plain, although the initial letter for the surname may, conceivably, have been intended as an "S".

[Ed: Three years later, in "THE MEN OF GOLIAD", Davenport said that there is substantial evidence that the name "Frederick Sevenman," should be "Frederick Seibenman." See Appendix A, page A37.]

Leverett's pay was drawn Oct. 3, 1854 by W. Stedman, attorney for M. Leverett, on certificate of James S. Gillett, Adjutant General, that his name appears as a private in the company of Capt. Ticknor who was massacred with Fannin, and that bounty and donation warrants had been issued to his heirs. [Public Debt Papers, State Library.]
 

Abraham Lewis was mustered into the service of Texas, with Winn's Company, Dec. 23, 1835, but the LOMR notation opposite his name is "Left Jan. 8th."