Battle of Goliad (1835)

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The Battle of Goliad (1835) was an early Texian victory in the Texas Revolution in which rebels captured the Mexican garrison and supplies at Goliad, boosting morale and momentum for the independence movement.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
engagement of the Texas Revolution
alsoKnownAs Capture of Goliad NERFINISHED
belligerent Mexican Army NERFINISHED
Texian rebels
capturedAsset ammunition
artillery
provisions
small arms
capturedFrom Mexican Army NERFINISHED
casualtiesMexican light
casualtiesTexian light
combatType assault on fortified position
commander Ben Milam NERFINISHED
George Collinsworth NERFINISHED
Juan López Sandoval NERFINISHED
conflict Texas Revolution NERFINISHED
countryAtTime Mexico NERFINISHED
date October 9–10, 1835
followedBy Siege of Béxar NERFINISHED
involvedUnit Mexican infantry garrison at Presidio La Bahía
Texian volunteers from Matagorda and Victoria
legacy commemorated as an important early success in the Texas Revolution
helped establish Goliad as a key Texian stronghold in 1835–1836
location Goliad, Texas NERFINISHED
Presidio La Bahía NERFINISHED
outcome Texians captured the Mexican garrison at Goliad
Texians gained control of Presidio La Bahía
Texians seized weapons and supplies NERFINISHED
partOf campaign for Texian control of coastal Texas
politicalContext Texian resistance to centralist policies of Antonio López de Santa Anna
precededBy Battle of Gonzales NERFINISHED
relatedEvent Goliad massacre (1836) NERFINISHED
result Texian victory
sideCommandedBy George Collinsworth – Texian forces NERFINISHED
Juan López Sandoval – Mexican garrison NERFINISHED
significance boosted Texian morale
early Texian victory in the Texas Revolution
provided arms and ammunition to Texian forces
secured a strategic position between Copano Bay and the interior of Texas
strengthMexican about 25–50 soldiers
strengthTexian about 50–75 men
surrender Mexican garrison surrendered to Texian forces
territorialContext then part of Mexican state of Coahuila y Tejas
timeOfDay night attack began October 9, 1835
tookPlaceAt Presidio Nuestra Señora de Loreto de la Bahía NERFINISHED
year 1835

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Siege of Bexar precededBy Battle of Goliad (1835)
Goliad Campaign includedEvent Battle of Goliad (1835)
this entity surface form: Battle of Goliad (October 1835)
Goliad historicalEvent Battle of Goliad (1835)