Among the survivors associated with the Alamo were Juana Navarro Perez Alsbury and her son Alejo Perez, Jr.; Bettie Dolores Cervantes; Susanna Dickinson, wife of Almeron Dickinson, who died in the Alamo, and their daughter Angelina Dickinson; Ana Salazar Castro Esparza, wife of Gregorio Esparza, who died at the Alamo, and her sons Enrique, Francisco, and Manuel Esparza and daughter Maria de Jesus Castro; Antonia Fuentes; Petra Gonzales; Concepcion Charli Gortari Losoya, mother of Toribio Losoya, who died at the Alamo, and her son Juan Anselmo Losoya; Juana Francisca Losoya Melton, wife of Eliel Melton, who died at the Alamo, and daughter of Concepcion Charli Gortari Losoya; Desidora Munoz; Gertrudis Navarro (Cantu), sister of Juana Navarro Perez Alsbury; Victoriana de Salinas and her three daughters; and Andrea Castanon Villanueva, known as Madam Candelaria. Also remembered are the children Michael and Benjamin Wolfe, sons of Anthony Wolfe, who was killed at the Alamo, an unidentified woman, and others not yet discovered.