davis

[rio grande city]

your full of shi@ you animal you need to be locked up in a mexican jail so we mexicans can have some fun with you this is our land and it will always be ours i bet u right now ur having some huevos rancheros and you know the bad thing about your comment i can bet my 6000 acer ranch that you have some one in your family with some mexican in them sorry for my spelling i never went to school but im doing so so so much better then you seek some help

[puroriogrande]

RIO GRANDE CITY, TEXAS. Rio Grande City, the county seat of Starr County and one of the oldest settlements in South Texas, is on the Rio Grande 100 miles from both Brownsville and Laredo in the extreme south central part of the county. It is an international port of entry connected by bridge to Camargo, Tamaulipas. The site was part of the Carnestolendas Ranch, established in 1762 by José Antonio de la Garza Falcón in the Spanish colony of José de Escandón. The ranch later belonged to Henry Clay Davis, an adventurous Kentuckian who survived the Mier expedition and formed the present town from Davis Landing or Rancho Davis in 1847 after marrying María Hilaria de la Garza, the granddaughter of Francisco de la Garza Martínez. Davis had acquired the land upon Garza Falcón's death. I guess Mr. Davis "the brown people hater" failed to say that his great-great grandad married his great-great grandmother from a prominent Mexican family of Camargo Mexico.