What were the early battles that Texas lost?

In the early stages of the Texas Revolution, Texian forces faced significant defeats at the Battle of Gonzalez in October 1835, which marked the conflict's start, and the Battle of the Alamo in February-March 1836. The Texians were ultimately overwhelmed by Mexican forces led by General Santa Anna at the Alamo, resulting in a substantial loss of life. Additionally, the Texians suffered setbacks at the Battle of Coleto in March 1836, where they surrendered to Mexican troops. These defeats highlighted the challenges faced by Texian rebels before they ultimately achieved independence at the Battle of San Jacinto in April 1836.