Today's Adventure in Texas, Parte the Thirde.

After reading about a fight between thirty two settlers and natives, as told thirty years after the fact in 1890 (meaning the fight was in 1860), I tried for several years to find this site. I'm 90% sure this is it.

The keys were "a peak in front of a mountain range" "crossing a creek at a fork" and "Seco Canyon." There were several places whefre these fit, but this one fit best. My only real concern is that the article mentions that they visited a site "two miles above the Bandera Road"which WASN'T the site, and this site sits about three miles above FM 470 (Or the old Bandera Road).

The Story is at https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth466442/m1/3/zoom/?resolution=0.5&lat=6286.38456464337&lon=1981.1479523671396

The map is at https://maps.app.goo.gl/AzaMaLbidq7dxkkz8

And the pictures are below!