| Date | Native Group | Location | Notes | Source |
| 1880 | Kickapoo | Muzquiz | By this date, the few Kickapoo remaining in Mexico have given up raiding; they pursue agriculture & hunting. | Mulroy 1993:121 |
| 1881, April | Lipan | Head of Frio River | They attack the McLauren Ranch; kill 2; rob the ranch & return to Mexico. | Mulroy 1993:130 |
| 1881, April | Lipan, Seminole Marron | Devils River & mouth of the Pecos | Scouts trail the Lipan across the Devils to the mouth of the Pecos and into Mexico. The ensuing battle was known as the final major raid into Texas. | Mulroy 1993:131; Porter 1996:207 |
| 1884 | Seminole Maroon | Las Moras Ck | Maroon laid off by Army; as a result some move to West Texas; others to Mexico; others stay in Brackettville. | Mulroy 1993:162 |
| 1892 | Seminole Maroon | Nacimiento | Mexico reaffirms Mascogo (Seminole Maroon) title to land at Nacimiento. | Mulroy 1993:172 |
| 1914 | Seminole Maroon | Las Moras Ck | Maroon told by the Army to quit their settlement here. | Mulroy 1993:169 |