Susanna Dickinson will always be remembered as the sole adult Anglo survivor of the Alamo and the most extensively quoted eyewitness source.  On the morning of the assault her husband told her the Mexicans were over the walls and ran out from the chapel where she stayed. She never saw him again.  She saw the body of Crockett between the chapel and the barrack building. At some point afterward, it was said she lost her mind and wept for days.
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