A single Comanche woman had been released…

March 1840 CE

A single Comanche woman had been released the day after the fight to return to her camp and report that the Comanche prisoners will be released if the Comanche release the fifteen Americans and several Mexicans who are known to be captives.

They are given twelve days to return the captives.

On March 26, a white woman, Mrs. John Webster, comes into town with her three-year-old.

She had been a Comanche captive for nineteen months and had just escaped, leaving her twelve-year-old son with the natives.

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San Antonio Bexar Texas United States View →

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Buffalo Hump View →

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Comanche (Amerind tribe) View → United States of America (US, USA) (Washington DC) View → Texas, Republic of View →

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Indian Wars in Upper North America View → Comanche Wars View → Texas–Indian wars View → Council House Fight View →

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