The Alamo was fought in about 1833 or 4, Wyatt Earp would not have been born
for about 30 more years.  I think it is pretty well documented that Davy was
there.  Mr.. Travis was the one that was ill, but he stayed and was
slaughtered in his bed.  Vi
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Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 5:46 PM
Subject: Alamo



>kam, thanks for that.  That is the second one I have seen this week and the
>other one did NOT have Davey Crockett on it.  There has always been talk
>about whether he was really there.  Said he was too smart to stay for the
>slaughter.  I did not see Wyatt Earp's name.  Wasn't he supposed to be
there,
>too, and was too ill for the last battle, but was killed anyway?  Who was
>their leader.........Travis...something or other.?
>Glad you brought this up.  I needed this.  It's great.
>Thanks for sharing.
>Joy
>
>The following is a list of known defenders that died in defense of the
>Alamo.  The battle took 13 days, and ended on Sunday, March 6, 1836.
>
>Bayliss, Joseph                        Blair,
>John                             Blair, Samuel.
>
>Bowman, Jesse, B.                  Campbell, Robert
>Crockett, David
>
>Daymon, Squire                       Dearduff, William
>Dickinson, Almeron
>
>Dillard, John Henry                  Ewing, James L
>Garrett, James Girard
>
>Harrison, Andrew Jackson       Hays, John M.
>Heiskell, Charles M.
>
>Marshall, William                      McCoy,
>Jesse                       McKinney,Robert
>
>Miller, Thomas R.                     Mills,
>William                         Nelson, Andrew M.
>
>Robertson, James Waters          Summerlin, A. Spain
>Summers, William E.
>
>Taylor, Edward                         Taylor,
>George                       Taylor, James
>
>Taylor, William                          Walker,
>Asa                          Walker, Jacob