Wow.. Is that a snow leopard on the left of the Tiger?

that's awesome, is that the original photo?

Cool photo. Do you know if he was ever wounded as a Ranger. I have a book about the Battle of Plum Creek and in it a Robert Hall was wounded in the thigh.

I do not think he was ever wounded as a Ranger, but as a minuteman he was twice. As you found he was wounded at Plum Creek and received a powder horn from Sam Houston for his actions in that battle.

Its a bit hard to find, but the book, " Now You Hear My Horn" by James Wilson Nichols has Hall mentioned in it several times. Nichols was my wife's gg grandfather. He kept a journal of his adventures in Texas from about 1840 until close to 1900. About 30 years ago the Daughter of the Republic of Texas and the University of Texas was given the journal and had it published. Not many copies are around but a few libraries have one. I believe San Antonio has one.

That's cool, I have seen excerpts of "Now You Hear My Horn" in other accounts of Texas history. I need to take time to read it all.
Nichols recollections of the Battle of Salado, and Plum Creek are great, he mentions other relatives of my wife in his recounts, good stuff.
It is neat that our wives ancestors were brother in arms during the founding of Texas.
"Life of Robert Hall" is also worth reading. Hall recalls many battles and several stories of hunting in Texas.

That's cool, I have seen excerpts of "Now You Hear My Horn" in other accounts of Texas history. I need to take time to read it all.
Nichols recollections of the Battle of Salado, and Plum Creek are great, he mentions other relatives of my wife in his recounts, good stuff.
It is neat that our wives ancestors were brother in arms during the founding of Texas.
"Life of Robert Hall" is also worth reading. Hall recalls many battles and several stories of hunting in Texas.