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Books by Robert Thonhoff

     
The Texas Connection with the American Revolution
        
Drama & Conflict: The Texas Saga of 1776
     
Forgotten Battlefield of the First Texas Revolution
The Battle of Medina, August, 18, 1813

  
El Fuerte del Cibolo: Sentinel of the Bexar-La Bahia Ranches
       LINKS:
SOMOS PRIMOS
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
NUEVA ESPANA
ARKANSAS POST & THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
    BRIEF HISTORY OF THE SPANISH CROSS OF BURGUNDY FLAG
BORDERLANDS BOOKSTORE
SOUTH COAST SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
THE MEXICO SOCIETY OF THE SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
NUESTRAFAMILIA UNIDA PODCAST






NEXT MEETING
SEPTEMBER 21, 2009
EARL ABLES
AUSTIN HWY
San Antonio, Texas
6:00 PM


NEXT EVENT
DAY TRIP TO
LAS CABRAS
NOVEMBER 7, 2009
Trip to the mission ranch headquarters of Mission Espada
Transportation and picnic
Open Invitation
For information contact Jack Cowan
210-651-4709

THE VERY FIRST TRAIL DRIVE IN AMERICAN HISTORY
The first trail drive took place in August, 1779 when 1700 head of Texas longhorn cattle were trail driven from San Antonio to Goliad to Nacogdoches to New Orleans in support of the American Revolution. The Texas Connection to the American Revolution Association (TCARA), a non-profit historical association, invites you to help commemorate that trail drive by participating in the first annual TCARA TRAIL RIDE & Parade.
TBA, 2006
For information contact:
TCARA President Jack Cowan - 210-651-4709 (San Antonio)