The Gregorio Esparza Descendants Association is a family organization dedicated to connecting the descendants of Gregorio Esparza — a proud defender of the Alamo and a cornerstone of Texas history.
We gather to share stories, preserve our heritage, and ensure that the memory of our ancestor lives on through every generation. Whether you are tracing your family tree or attending your first reunion, you belong here.
Every family has a story. Ours is one worth telling.


Discover the remarkable story of Gregorio Esparza, his family, and the generations of descendants who carry his legacy forward.

From tri-annual reunions to local gatherings, our events bring family members together to celebrate, connect, and remember.

Browse our collection of family merchandise — from commemorative items to keepsakes that honor the Esparza name.
Link to The Alamo's video on Enrique's story from his Nov 1902 article in the San Antonio Paper.
To see his uncle Francisco's testimony Click here. This is the Testimony of Francisco Esparza August 26, 1859.
Francisco Esparza, a member of the Mexican army, asked Santa Anna to bury one of the Tejanos. It was his brother, Gregorio, who died defending the Alamo.
ABC News’ Mireya Villarreal goes behind the scenes at one of the most historic battlefields in the country – The Alamo.
As we continue to honor and celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we remember the Esparza brothers who both played a significant role in the Alamo's history. Senior Curator, Historian, and Lecturer of Alamo History Ernesto Rodriguez tells the compelling story of the Esparza brothers, Gregorio and Fransisco Esparza.
or one Mexican-American studying Texas History in school back in the 1960s and 70s, he learned something that wasn’t in the history books.
Join us at our next gathering and become part of the living legacy.