San Antonio
San Antonio is a major city in south-central Texas with a rich colonial heritage. The Alamo, an 18th-century Spanish mission preserved as a museum, marks an infamous 1836 battle for Texan independence from Mexico. Following the San Antonio River, the miles-long River Walk is a landmark pedestrian promenade lined with cafes and shops. HemisFair Park’s 750-ft. Tower of the Americas overlooks the city. ― Google
People died in San Antonio (First 49 people) - Page 3
Thomas T. Handy
Robert L. Rutherford
General
Glen W. Martin
Alpha Brumage
American football player
Santiago J. Erevia
American soldier
Betty Dodd
American professional golfer
Jim Cullum Jr.
Jazz musician
Victor Alessandro
American conductor
Almaron Dickinson
Soldier
Toribio Losoya
Soldier
Micajah Autry
Merchant
Benjamin Milam
Soldier
Herbert J. Brees
Military personnel
Elizabeth Harrison
Educator
Mark Reale
American guitarist
Adolph Hofner
American singer
Jayne Walton Rosen
American singer
Charles Askins
American writer
Clements McMullen
David McEnery
American artist
Edmund Needham Morrill
Former United States Representative
Hank Severeid
American baseball player
Henry Karnes
Soldier
Aureliano Urrutia
Physician
Bob Bass
American basketball coach
Cosmé McMoon
Mexican pianist
Don Albert
American bandleader
Don Santiago Jimenez, Sr.
Flaco Jiménez's father
Frank Bridges
American football coach
Frank Snyder
American professional baseball player
George Grunert
Military personnel
Isabel del Puerto
Austrian-Mexican model
José M. López
Soldier
Patrick Florès
American prelate
Paul K. Carlton
General
Howie Fox
Baseball player
Robert Francis Catterson
Former Mayor of Little Rock city, AR
Robert Quiroga
Boxer
Ruth McClendon
American Politician
Samuel Maverick
Former Mayor of San Antonio
Edwin R. Chess
Tito Guízar
Mexican singer
Walter Angus Keeling
Former Texas Attorney General
William Hugh Young
Confederate lawyer
Frank L. Madla
William Steele
Senior officer
Helen Elsie Austin
Former United States Assistant Attorney General
