Comanches Attack the Hamilton and Brown Families in Parker County, TX in 1863

[@jeremywatson4860]

The Comanche have got to be the most cruel group of people to ever inhabit this earth. The stories about their sheer enjoyment of the torture and murder of even toddlers are so many. They should've never been allowed to surrender.

[@willieqwert]

They most certainly were. It's hard to comprehend an entire group of people being that violent much less being that violent just for sport.

[@HaveKayaksWillTravel]

Over in Hamilton, Texas, the Comanche murdered a school teacher, and her students. They shot them with arrows through the cracks in the walls of the schoolhouse. SAVAGES.

[@drivebyquipper]

Now there is Hamas.

[@skdjirrrdjdm3926]

Amazing, "we'll meet after the war on equal footing and you will account for your lack of mercy" some sentiments are so timeless, good for Mr Brown.

[@cowboykelly6590]

UNWORTHY HISTORY is WORTHY. 🤠🖖 ♨️

[@markpalmer6760]

Good for Mr Brown he had his priorities squared away, good man. Another excellent story from Mr. Unworthy history.

[@willieqwert]

I just stumbled onto this channel and glad I did.

[@unworthyhistory]

Good to hear!

[@michaelschott5590]

Excellent presentation as always. Thanks.

[@russellforsyth8416]

I grew up about a 1/4 mile from this site. Our place was on the last house on th last curve on Dennis Road before it dead ends at FM 1189 and th Johnson Cemetary. We lived there from 1978 til 1984 when our place caught fire and my little brother parished in the fire along with my older brothers wives younger brother. Mother sold the homeplace in 1993 as she couldn't see ever building another home there. I surfaced hunted arrowheads and various other artifacts for many years in that area left by those who once reigned Supreme over th Comachera. There are still many areas out there where you can find perfect spear points and arrow heads.

[@henryrodgers1752]

General Bankhead probably had a line of men cutting cards for the numerical order in which they would each have their chance to ventilate the General's hide.

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

😂😂😂Sign of the times. When you said they had to collect things for tanning purposes… I immediately thought “just lay out.” Quickly caught myself. Lol

[@donniecook8438]

The Hamilton family is still here in Weatherford Texas

[@BirdDogey1]

Went to Azle High School. Parker County adjacent. Knowing the area makes it more interesting.

[@SteveSmith-zz4ih]

That General was a "Piece of shit" complete Megalomaniac, he got his justice. Armies are all the same - You are cannon fodder!

[@sheepdog1102]

What one man makes a army would have been my answer to the General.

[@KrystleDeLosReyes]

What did it cost the lady to also tell the other lil child to follow. How can she just leave him without no warning.

[@stevewilliams6667]

Thanks for telling real history not the woke version of mainstream and youtub will probably delete this.

[@stevewilliams6667]

@NVMVNV yes people do know the real history, there are pictures of some events and oral and written reports and archeological evidence. Go back to sleep.

[@LUCIANALOVESGOD]

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[@markenge9348]

"What's one family compared to the confederacy?" Today it's "What's one man compared to the state?" Sounds like Mussolini to me. Also sounds like Caiphas in John 11:50. Does the individual exist for the benefit of the state or vice-versa? I'd like to hear more history about this General Bankhead and what led to his killing by the other ex-soldier.

[@mrliberty8468]

little Joe what about Hoss or Adam or Pa.

[@Mr_badjoke]

I dig it man ...but Everyone knows they were trapping on indian land & the stated rule! "Material for tanning" yea🤦😂

[@captainpinky8307]

9:50 a lot of men wanted that general dead. and all those men served under him! he must of been terrible!

[@samomico9536]

Hamilton and brown were the names of the two men who kidnapped a free black man after spiking his dink his name was Solomon Northup and they sold him to slavery it was in the movie “12 years of slave” based off the actual kidnapping.

[@stanich054]

Surely the settlers could smell the approaching Indians at a hundred yards

[@cowboykelly6590]

Ya got many other directions the wind could be blowing and not particularly in your direction . Plus... they could smell like grass or lilacs or nothing .

[@ericharrison4583]

I made my decision to watch this one because of the bearskin

[@deadhorse1391]

Coyote

[@ericharrison4583]

@@deadhorse1391 damn take away my Texan card

[@MrJim5280]

Love your channel. The history channel died many years ago. You need to get a wig and dress up like that nut from ancient aliens and do an episode 😂.

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

Lives in Indian country and don’t keep weapons around for family .go figure

[@wisconsinfarmer4742]

brave Comanches and their glorious victory over white squaws.

[@immasoxfanbaby]

Brown 🟤 mmm

[@prenticefaber9626]

There was a Indian attack on two families in Red River County on the Red River I was wondering if you new about it and could do a video on it I've always wondered what band of Indians this was it happened in the early 1800,s they were some of the first Anglos in Texas.

[@cowboykelly6590]

Sounds interesting

[@gregweaver9877]

Savages.

[@mk-apache6161]

Yal keep saying attack but they were actually in defense of their homelands.

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

I’m sure that makes sense with your twisted logic.😳

[@wisconsinfarmer4742]

it made no difference. the native culture of murder was not sustainable and doomed them from the start.