What women was allowed to leave the Alamo to spread the word of the Texans defeat?

The woman allowed to leave the Alamo to spread the Word of the Texans' defeat was Susanna Dickinson. After the fall of the Alamo on March 6, 1836, she was spared and sent to deliver a message to Sam Houston about the outcome of the battle. Dickinson's account helped rally support for the Texan cause in the subsequent fight for independence from Mexico. Her role as a messenger was crucial in bringing attention to the events at the Alamo.