San Felipe de Austin

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San Felipe de Austin was an early 19th-century colonial settlement in Mexican Texas that served as the capital of Stephen F. Austin’s colony and a key political and commercial center before the Texas Revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial capital
former town
historic settlement
associatedWithEvent Consultation of 1835 (meetings and organizing)
Convention of 1832
Convention of 1833
linked to: Convention of 1832

Texas Revolution
country Mexico (historical, Mexican Texas)
linked to: Mexican Texas

United States (present-day)
currentStatus historic site
unincorporated community area
destroyedBy Texian forces (to prevent use by Mexican army)
destroyedDuring Texas Revolution
economicActivity land administration
mercantile business
trade
established 1823
foundedAs capital of Stephen F. Austin’s colony
foundedBy Stephen F. Austin
foundedUnderAuthorityOf Mexican government
governedBy ayuntamiento (municipal council) in Mexican period
hadFunction land office for Austin’s Colony
hadInfrastructure inns and boarding houses
printing press (during colonial period)
stores and warehouses
hasHeritageDesignation state historic site (Texas)
jurisdiction Mexican Texas
languageOfAdministration English
Spanish
locatedIn Austin County, Texas
Texas
locatedOnRiver Brazos River
namedAfter Saint Philip
Stephen F. Austin (indirectly, as capital of his colony)
near present-day town of San Felipe, Texas
partOf Austin’s Colony
populationType Anglo-American colonists
Tejano residents
region Brazos River valley
linked to: Brazos Valley
role capital of Austin’s Colony
commercial center in Mexican Texas
political center of Mexican Texas colonization
servedAs seat of government for Austin’s Colony
significance center of early Texian political organization
one of the most important Anglo-American settlements in Mexican Texas
timePeriod early 19th century
transportRole waypoint on overland routes between interior Texas and Gulf Coast
yearDestroyed 1836

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David G. Burnet residence San Felipe de Austin
Stephen F. Austin residence San Felipe de Austin
Provisional Government of Texas significantPlace San Felipe de Austin
subject linked to: provisional government of Texas
William B. Travis residence San Felipe de Austin, Texas
linked to: San Felipe de Austin
Runaway Scrape mainLocation San Felipe de Austin, Texas
linked to: San Felipe de Austin
San Felipe de Austin namedAfter Stephen F. Austin (indirectly, as capital of his colony)
linked to: San Felipe de Austin
San Felipe de Austin partOf Austin’s Colony
linked to: San Felipe de Austin
Stephen F. Austin State Park hasHistoricalAssociation Stephen F. Austin’s colony
linked to: San Felipe de Austin