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Santos Vizcaino recounts his family's journey from Mexico to Austin's colony in Texas in the 1820s. They arrived by wagon seeking work to earn money. Though his father drank, he stopped to allow the family to stay. They made money cutting lumber and selling goods, allowing them to buy supplies. Some years were prosperous while others were difficult due to crop failures or deaths in the family. Overall, Santos viewed the years spent in the colony positively despite challenges.
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A family moved to Austin's colony in search of a hardworking environment with land to farm. They were granted 1520 acres to split among the family. The early years brought harsh winters that killed some cattle, but the family was able to hunt for food. Over the years documented, the family's bank balance and investments fluctuated as they sold crops and meats. The conclusion expressed gratitude for the family's adventures and happiness in their new home.
Sawwan desire 1_3-1
A family moved to Austin's colony in search of a hardworking environment with land to farm. They were granted 1520 acres to split among the family. The early years brought harsh winters that killed some cattle, but the family was able to hunt for food. Over the years recounted, the family's crops and income fluctuated but their bank balance remained positive as they paid their yearly fees and invested in their land. The narrator concludes they have found happiness and enjoyment of life through their work in the new colony.
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- 1. My time in Austin's colony By Santos Vizcaino
- 2. My journey • My journey begins when me and my family came in a wagon so we can get money so then we could go back and buy five horses and then we can go home.
- 3. My Arrival • Steven F Austin said we could stay if my father did not drink. Although my father did drink he had to stop for us. But since then he had to do that it was very funny seeing my family doing a lot of stuff.
- 4. 1822 • 1822 was kind of okay it was great for selling wood. It was also sad for me some of the cows died. Also the lively was late .But my father made a lot of money enough to last us a month.
- 5. 1822 • My father was very happy with cutting the lumber. My Mother was extremely happy she went clothes shopping. Me and my brothers weren't so happy.
- 6. 1823 • 1823 was a lot better people bought cow’s that year so it was a good year. But no cotton was sold but it was a great year. But my father made 1,200 that year my family was very happy but my brother was very happy he made new friends. But something so sad happened the lively sank.
- 7. 1823 • I was extremely happy because I got to buy four new toy soldier's!! We then went to see my father work and give him lunch but I played with them.
- 8. 1824 • 1824 was a better year everything was sold we where happy because we where rich. We got to buy new thing’s like cloths and food. But we where happy we got six hundred dollars because we where in san Felipe.
- 9. 1824 • But we where so sad because some of our family died because of the dumb Indians. But we went to go see him. At his funeral we cried a lot.
- 10. My town • We where living in san Felipe it was a very good place to live and sell stuff. But it was also good for us to be there because we have lots to do like fishing. But we mostly like petting the cow’s
- 11. My conclusion • My conclusion would be that this was a great year nothing bad could have happen even worse. So that is why I loved this year even though one of my family members died. It was still very good for us but sad.
- 12. resources • cows in snow. N.d. Photograph. n.p. Kelly, Colleen.cornstalks. jpg. 2010. Pics4Learning. 1 Dec 2011 <http://pics.tech4learning.com > Ezzell, Kay. cotton41.jpg. 2004. Pics4Learning. 1 Dec 2011 <http://pics.tech4learning.com > Schoen, Jacqueline.Clydesdal e. jpg. January 7, 2006. Pics4Learning. 2 Dec 2011 <http://pics.tech4learning.com >