While the Texans wait for their artillery,…

June 1832 CE

While the Texans wait for their artillery, Bradburn appeals for reinforcements from Colonel Piedras, stationed at Nacogdoches two hundred miles (three hundred and twenty kilometers) north, and Colonel Elosúa at San Antonio, about three hundred miles (four hundred and eighty kilometers) to the west.

On June 19, Piedras and about one hundred of his men set out to support Bradburn.

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