De Leon Texas History at Jayden Leadbeater blog

De Leon Texas History. De león's colony was the only empresario colony in texas that consisted mostly of mexican families. It was probably named for the leon river, which was named by spanish explorers in 1721 in honor of alonso de león, who had established. The colony was established in 1824. De león's colony, the only predominantly mexican colony in texas, was established in 1824 by martín de león, who petitioned the provincial delegation of san fernando de. The texas central railroad reached the leon river valley in 1881, enroute to colorado, and established de leon to attract southern cotton farmers to this fertile area. The first christian births recorded in the colony were those of the children of silvestre and rosalie de la garza de león. Martín de león, the only mexican empresario to found a colony in texas, was born in 1765 in burgos, nuevo santander (now.

It was probably named for the leon river, which was named by spanish explorers in 1721 in honor of alonso de león, who had established. De león's colony was the only empresario colony in texas that consisted mostly of mexican families. The first christian births recorded in the colony were those of the children of silvestre and rosalie de la garza de león. The texas central railroad reached the leon river valley in 1881, enroute to colorado, and established de leon to attract southern cotton farmers to this fertile area. The colony was established in 1824. Martín de león, the only mexican empresario to found a colony in texas, was born in 1765 in burgos, nuevo santander (now. De león's colony, the only predominantly mexican colony in texas, was established in 1824 by martín de león, who petitioned the provincial delegation of san fernando de.

De Leon Free Press (De Leon, Tex.), Vol. 105, No. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday

De Leon Texas History De león's colony was the only empresario colony in texas that consisted mostly of mexican families. The colony was established in 1824. De león's colony was the only empresario colony in texas that consisted mostly of mexican families. The texas central railroad reached the leon river valley in 1881, enroute to colorado, and established de leon to attract southern cotton farmers to this fertile area. De león's colony, the only predominantly mexican colony in texas, was established in 1824 by martín de león, who petitioned the provincial delegation of san fernando de. The first christian births recorded in the colony were those of the children of silvestre and rosalie de la garza de león. It was probably named for the leon river, which was named by spanish explorers in 1721 in honor of alonso de león, who had established. Martín de león, the only mexican empresario to found a colony in texas, was born in 1765 in burgos, nuevo santander (now.