Angelina Dickinson was an infant and survivor of the Battle
of the Alamo in 1836. She and her mother, Suzanne Dickinson
were allowed to leave after the battle ended. Her father,
Lt Almeron Dickinson, was one of the defenders of the Alamo
and was killed in the battle. Angelina is said to be buried
in Galveston,Tx
of the Alamo in 1836. She and her mother, Suzanne Dickinson
were allowed to leave after the battle ended. Her father,
Lt Almeron Dickinson, was one of the defenders of the Alamo
and was killed in the battle. Angelina is said to be buried
in Galveston,Tx
Angelina Dickinson was an infant and survivor of the Battle
of the Alamo in 1836. She and her mother, Suzanne Dickinson
were allowed to leave after the battle ended. Her father,
Lt Almeron Dickinson, was one of the defenders of the Alamo
and was killed in the battle. Angelina is said to be buried
in Galveston,Tx
of the Alamo in 1836. She and her mother, Suzanne Dickinson
were allowed to leave after the battle ended. Her father,
Lt Almeron Dickinson, was one of the defenders of the Alamo
and was killed in the battle. Angelina is said to be buried
in Galveston,Tx
See more Griffith-Holmes or Dickinson memorials in:
- Old City Cemetery Griffith-Holmes or Dickinson
- Galveston Griffith-Holmes or Dickinson
- Galveston County Griffith-Holmes or Dickinson
- Texas Griffith-Holmes or Dickinson
- USA Griffith-Holmes or Dickinson
- Find a Grave Griffith-Holmes or Dickinson
