Erastus "Deaf" Smith

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Erastus "Deaf" Smith was a famed Texian scout and spy during the Texas Revolution, celebrated for his crucial role in the victory at the Battle of San Jacinto despite his hearing impairment.

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instanceOf Texas Revolution figure
Texian scout
person
spy
allegiance Republic of Texas NERFINISHED
Texian forces NERFINISHED
birthDate 1787-04-19
birthPlace Dutchess County, New York, United States NERFINISHED
burialPlace Richmond, Fort Bend County, Texas NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath consumption
citizenship Republic of Texas NERFINISHED
commandedUnit Deaf Smith's Spy Company NERFINISHED
commemoratedIn Texas history textbooks
monuments in Texas
deathDate 1837-11-30
deathPlace Richmond, Republic of Texas NERFINISHED
ethnicity Anglo-American
fullName Erastus Smith NERFINISHED
honoredBy Texas state historical markers NERFINISHED
knownFor demolition of Vince's Bridge before the Battle of San Jacinto
role in the Battle of San Jacinto
service as a scout and spy for Texian forces during the Texas Revolution
language English
Spanish
medicalCondition hearing impairment
militaryBranch Texian Army NERFINISHED
namesakeOf Deaf Smith County, Texas NERFINISHED
nationality American
nickname Deaf Smith NERFINISHED
occupation scout
soldier
spy
participatedIn Battle of Concepción NERFINISHED
Battle of San Jacinto NERFINISHED
Siege of Bexar NERFINISHED
Texas Revolution NERFINISHED
preRevolutionResidence Mexican Texas NERFINISHED
rank captain
religion Methodist
residence Gonzales, Texas NERFINISHED
San Antonio de Béxar, Texas NERFINISHED
roleInEvent gathered intelligence on Mexican troop movements for Texian commanders
led party that destroyed Vince's Bridge before the Battle of San Jacinto
served as guide and scout for Texian Army during campaigns of 1835–1836
servedUnder Edward Burleson NERFINISHED
Sam Houston NERFINISHED
Stephen F. Austin NERFINISHED
spouse Guadalupe Ruiz Durán NERFINISHED

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Deaf Smith County namedAfter Erastus "Deaf" Smith