| Date | Native Group | Location | Notes | Source |
| 1830 | Comanche | Panhandle to Austin | This region said to be the territory of Comanche. | Transactions, ICC |
| 1833 | Shawnee | Las Moras Creek, Rio Escondido, Villa de Dolores | Shawnee hunters are hired by settlers at the Villa to obtain game for the villa; Shawnee are subsequently found on Las Moras Creek. | Kenedy 1925:411-418 |
| 1835 | Kiowa | Camp Mason | Treaty with Kiowa made at this location | Transactions, ICC |
| 1836 | Comanche | Headwaters, Brazos & Red rivers | Chief Bowles states he found this nation in this region; they were returning from the Texas & Mexican frontiers. | Wallace n.d.:236 |
| 1837 | Comanche | Mexico | Report of Standing Commission on Indian Affairs called the Comanche "the natural enemy of Mexico.;" later the report said they "occupy the western part of Texas." | Winfrey & Day 1995 Vol. 1:24 |
| Lipan, Karankawa | Mexico | They are said to be part of the Mexican nation. | Winfrey & Day 1995 Vol. 1:25 | |
| 1837 | Cherokee, Comanche | Brazos headwaters | Cherokee Chief Bowles goes to meet with the Comanche in this location; Comanche state that they just returned from Mexico. | Wallace n.d.:226 |
| 1838 | Lipan | Live Oak Point | Treaty made with this tribe; Huelgas de Castro is chief. | Winfrey & Day 1995 vol. 1:30-42 |
| 1838, March | Comanche | West Texas | Lt. Irion to Houston: "The limits designated by the Comanche will include...Colorado as low as Bastrop;" "They claim all the territory north and west of the Guadalupe Mtns to the Red River to the Rio Grande." | Winfrey & Day 1995 vol. 1:44 |
| 1838, spring | Lipan | San Antonio & Nueces River | Castro, Lipan chief, reports Lipan will soon leave Hill Country to go to the Nueces. | Wallace n.d.:231-232 |
| Lipan | Rio Grande | Castro reports that some Lipan are raiding on the Rio Grande. | ||
| Comanche | Blanco to San Saba Rivers | Castro reports the Comanche share this country with Lipan. | ||
| Lipan | Hills west of San Antonio | Castro reports some Lipan hide from Comanche in these hills. | ||
| 1839 | Seminole, Caddo, Bolux, Kickapoo | Mexico | Sec. of War's report that these groups had contracted to work w/ Mexico and that many were scouting for the Mexican Army south of Acuna. | BIA 1:144 |
| 1839 | Lipan | San Saba | Texans from Bastrop, in the company of Lipan, went to San Saba to attack Comanche. | Crimmins Collection |
| 1839, Jan | Comanche | upper Colorado, San Saba valley | Winfrey & Day 1995 Vol. 1:57 | |
| Comanche | San Gabriel | Moore went to their camp, but found they had moved. | ||