José María Jesús Carbajal

José María Jesús Carbajal was a Mexican-Tejano surveyor, politician and military leader. A controversial borderlands figure, Carbajal served as a conscientious objector during the Texas Revolution, refusing to take up arms directly against fellow Mexicans. He later engaged in federalist revolts, commanded irregular Mexican forces in the Mexican–American War, led border expeditions in the 1850s, and actively supported Benito Juárez’s liberal government during the Reform War and the Second French intervention, serving as military commandant and governor of Tamaulipas.

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