NORTHERN MEXICO AND SOUTHWEST TEXAS

Index page from the LEST WE FORGET Web Site.

Compiled by Bennie J. McRae, Jr.

"In the matter of religion, Seminole negroes are distinct from any particular Christian sect or denomination. Their rites and ceremonies are a blend of those peculiar to the Roman Catholics and the old fashioned Hardshell Baptists, and yet different in some particulars from either of these denominations. They call them selves Mount Zion Baptists." Mary Louise Thompson in the article, "The Black Watch of Texas," from the book Kinney County - 1852-1977, published by the Kinney County, Texas Historical Society.

• SEMINOLE INDIAN SCOUTS ASSOCIATION REUNION - September 21-22, 2002 - Brackettville, Texas

• THE SEMINOLES
   

• BLACK SEMINOLES IN TEXAS AND MEXICO - ITC
   

• PIEDRAS NEGRAS, MEXICO - The Friendly Border

• SEMINOLE-NEGRO INDIAN SCOUTS - FIRST MUSTER-IN ROLL - FORT DUNCAN, TEXAS

• LETTER: JOHN HORSE TO B/GEN. CHRISTOPHER AUGUR

• SEMINOLE INDIAN SCOUTS

• SEMINOLE-NEGRO INDIAN SCOUTS - HISTORICAL NOTE

• FOOTPRINTS ALONG THE BORDER

• SEMINOLE-NEGRO INDIAN SCOUTS

• TOMAS AND VICTORIANO FRAUSTO

• LETTER: LT. JOHN BULLIS TO HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS

• THE BLACK WATCH OF TEXAS
   

• MUSEO DE LAS CULTURAS AFROMESTIZAS (MUSEUM OF AFRO-MESTIZO CULTURES)

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