May 19, 1836

Indians take captives at Fort Parker

On this day in 1836, a large force of Comanche warriors, accompanied by Kiowa and Kichai allies, attacked Fort Parker, located on the headwaters of the Navasota River in what is now Limestone County (more...)

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WALNUT SPRINGS, TX	WALSH, TX (SAN JACINTO COUNTY)
WALSH, TX (TRAVIS COUNTY)	WALTER, TX
WALTHALL, TX	WALTON, TX
WAMBA, TX	WANETA, TX
WAPLES, TX	WARD CREEK, TX
WARD PRAIRIE, TX	WARDA, TX
WARDVILLE, TX	WARE, TX
WARFIELD, TX	WARING, TX
WARLOCK, TX	WARREN CITY, TX
WARREN, TX (FANNIN COUNTY)	WARREN, TX (TYLER COUNTY)
WARREN, TX (WASHINGTON COUNTY)	WARRENS BEND, TX
WARRENTON, TX	WARSAW, TX
WARWICK, TX	WASHBURN, TX
WASHINGTON-ON-THE-BRAZOS, TX	WASKOM, TX
WASSON, TX	WASTELLA, TX
WATAUGA, TX	WATER VALLEY, TX
WATER'S BLUFF, TX	WATERLOO, TX (GRAYSON COUNTY)
WATERLOO, TX (TRAVIS COUNTY)	WATERLOO, TX (WILLIAMSON COUNTY)
WATERMAN, TX	WATERS PARK, TX
WATERVILLE, TX	WATERWOOD, TX
WATKINS, TX (TERRELL COUNTY)	WATKINS, TX (VAN ZANDT COUNTY)
WATSON BRANCH, TX	WATSON, TX (BURNET COUNTY)
WATSON, TX (COMANCHE COUNTY)	WATSON, TX (RED RIVER COUNTY)
WATT, TX	WATTERSON, TX
WATTS CREEK, TX	WATTS, TX

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