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Greg Casaretto

Male. Lives in Galveston, Texas, United States. Born on January 13.
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Nov 30, 1835 – The siege of Béxar continues with minor skirmishes occurring almost daily. Messengers went out to The Consultation in San Fe... View More
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Nov 30, 1835 – The siege of Béxar continues with minor skirmishes occurring almost daily. Messengers went out to The Consultation requesting additional troops and supplies. The Lone Star Republic -Don Gray, reporting from San Antonio de Bexar, Texas, November 30, 1835 ... View More
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Remembering George Harrison 22 years on... 😢 25 February 1943 – 29 November 2001
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Nov 28, 1835 - Santa Anna leaves Mexico City with a 6,000-strong Mexican Army hastily thrown together from conscripts and prisoners, marchi... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. (Note: There would appear to be an error in yesterday's post. Don Gray and I seem to have made a mistake. "The Grass Fight", it turns out, ... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. The Lone Star Republic... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Nov 24, 1835 - The Texas Army volunteers elect Colonel Edward Burleson as commander in chief to replace the departing Stephen F. Austin. Au... View More
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Happy Aloha Friday...
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. From The Lone Star Republic -Don Gray, reporting from San Antonio de Bexar, Texas, November 21, 1835 TEXIAN ASSUALT ORDERED ON BEXAR! ... View More
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Today in Texas History While this is a minor thing, and since not much was happening on the Texas Revolution front, here's today's offering courtesy of Michael Berry. November 19th, 1854 On this da... View More
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2 old surf dogs. Yesterday and 30+ years ago.
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. -Don Gray, reporting from San Antonio de Bexar, Texas, November 18, 1835... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Been a little lax on these postings. Nov 14, 1835 – In San Felipe de Austin, The Consultation (also known as the Texian Government, and se... View More
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A VETERAN - Whether Active Duty, Retired, Discharged Or Reserve - Is Someone Who, At One Point In Their Lives, Wrote A Blank Check Made Payable To The United States Of America, For An Amount "Up To & ... View More
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Today marks the 48th anniversary of the sinking of The Edmund Fitzgerald.
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Today marks the 248th anniversary of the founding of the United states Marine Corps.
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On the trail to Texas independence. Most all of the information in these posts has been gleaned from the Internet and some from college courses. There’s a wealth of knowledge out there if one is will... View More
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On the trail to Texas independence. These bits of Texas history are interesting fun things about the history of Texas independence in 1835 and 1836; they are just that, “bits”, and intended to spark ... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Nov 4, 1835 - The Battle of Lipantitlán ends with the surrender of the Mexican troops. The commander of Fort Lipantitlán, Nicolás Rodríguez... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Nov 3, 1835 - The Battle of Lipantitlán, also known as the Battle of Nueces Crossing, begins. Fort Lipantitlán was built on the grounds of ... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. The Lone Star Republic -Don Gray, reporting from San Antonio de Bexar, Texas, November 2, 1835 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN CALLS A “COUNCIL OF WAR”... View More
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