Flag of the New Orleans Grays Frame Size:Full-scale Size (45"x31") the rapidly developing network of

the rapidly developing network of wagon roads that connected approximately a score of important settlements is reflected

and the other Texans

Germans were particularly intrigued with central Texas

outlines for the first Texas counties as well as wagon roads – including the El Camino Real which ran from Natchitoches

Fort Worth soon became the heart of the state’s rich ranching industry

Flag of the New Orleans Grays Frame Size:Full-scale Size (45"x31") the rapidly developing network ofGroups of volunteers were organized throughout America to join the Texans in their fight for liberty. One of the first was a group that left New Orleans by steamboat, sailing up the Mississippi and Red rivers to Natchitoches, Louisiana, and then marched towards San Felipe. As they crossed the Sabine river and entered Texas, a group of appreciative settlers made this flag and presented it to the militia. At least nineteen of these men from New Orleans