Power and Hewetson colony in Texas

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The Power and Hewetson colony in Texas was an early 19th-century Irish immigrant settlement established under an empresario land grant in Mexican Texas.

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instanceOf Irish immigrant settlement
empresario colony
appliesToJurisdiction Coastal Bend region of Texas NERFINISHED
continent North America
country Mexico
dissolvedAfter Texas Revolution NERFINISHED
economy agriculture
ranching
ethnicGroup Irish immigrants
follows Mexican colonization law of 1825 NERFINISHED
foundedBy James Hewetson NERFINISHED
James Power NERFINISHED
governingBody Mexican authorities of Coahuila y Tejas NERFINISHED
hasBorder Gulf Coast of Texas NERFINISHED
hasCapital Refugio NERFINISHED
hasDemographics primarily Irish-born colonists and their families
hasHistoricalSignificance contributed to Irish cultural influence in early Texas
illustrates Mexican policy of using foreign colonies to populate Texas
hasLegalForm empresario land grant
hasPurpose to settle Irish immigrants in Mexican Texas
history was one of several foreign colonies established in Mexican Texas before the Texas Revolution
inception 1834
language English
Irish
Spanish
legalStatus authorized colony under Mexican law
locatedIn Mexican Texas NERFINISHED
Refugio area of Texas NERFINISHED
Texas
namedAfter James Hewetson NERFINISHED
James Power NERFINISHED
notableSettlement Mission Refugio area NERFINISHED
Refugio NERFINISHED
partOf Coahuila y Tejas NERFINISHED
Irish colonization of Texas
population Irish Catholic settlers
religion Roman Catholicism
sharesBorderWith De León colony NERFINISHED
McMullen-McGloin colony NERFINISHED
significantEvent Texas Revolution NERFINISHED
startTime 1830s
timePeriod early 19th century

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James Power notableFor Power and Hewetson colony in Texas
subject surface form: James Power (Texas empresario)