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| 1 | 1839 | - 1839—1839: HISTORY: .Frenchmen, Louis Daguerre and J.N. Niepce co-invent Daguerreotype photography.
- 1839—1839: NATIVE AMERICAN: TEXAS FORCE OUT CHEROKEE, SHAWNEE AND DELAWARE FROM TEXAS..
- 1839—1839: NATIVE AMERICAN: Texas expells the Cherokee, Shawnee, and Delaware from Texas in forced removal..
- 1839—1839: EPEDEMIC: Smallpox.
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| 2 | 1840 | - 1840—1840: HISTORY: .Englishmen, John Herschel invents the blueprint.
- 1840—1840: NATIVE AMERICAN: COMANCHES MEET TEXANS FOR COUNCIL IN SAN ANTONIO, 12 COMANCHE CHIEFS ARE KILLED AND 27 WOMEN AND CHILDREN TAKEN PRISONER..
- 1840—1840: NATIVE AMERICAN: Comanches meet Texans for council in San Antonio, 12 Comanche Chiefs are killed and 27 women and children taken prisoner..
- 1840—1840: NATIVE AMERICAN: Peace is made between the Cheyenne, Arapaho, and Comanche, Comanches give massive gift of horses to their new allies..
- 1840—1840: NATIVE AMERICAN: Chief Potsana Kwahip (Buffalo Hump) Takes warriors against Texas on a thousand mile raid, Homes are burned, Hundreds of Texans killed..UNITED STATES ANNEXES TEXAS.
- 1840—1840: NATIVE AMERICAN: Texas with Tonkawa warriors attack Comanches at Plum Creek..
- 1840—1840: NATIVE AMERICAN: Texas Rangers formed to fight Comanches..
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| 3 | 1841 | - 1841—1841: POLITICAL: William H. Harrison, President.William Henry Harrison succumbed to pneumonia 1841.
- 1841—1841: WAR: TEXAS HAS SECOND WAR WITH MEXICO..
- 1841—1841: WAR: Texas has second war with Mexico..
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| 4 | 1842 | - 1842—1842: HISTORY: Joseph Dart builds the first grain elevator..
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| 5 | 1843 | - 1843—1843: HISTORY: .Alexander Bain of Scotland, invents the facsimile.
- 1843—1843: NATIVE AMERICAN: Colonel J.C. Eldridge meets with Chief Pahayuco of the Tenawa at Pecan Creek, near Red River..
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| 6 | 1844 | - 1844—1844: HISTORY: .Englishmen, John Mercer invents mercerized cotton.
- 1844—1844: : SAM HOUSTON MEETS WITH CHIEF TSEEP TASEWAH ALONG WITH OTHER INDIAN LEADERS..
- 1844—1844: NATIVE AMERICAN: Sam Houston meets with Chief Buffalo Piss along with other Indian Leaders..
- 1844—1844: POLITICAL: Martin van Buren, President .
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