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He later published a defense of his retreat which was later translated and published in 1837 by the Republic of Texas.
In 1928 Castañeda published a translation of Filisola's account in ''The Mexican Side of the Texas Revolution'', and his complete account of the Texas Revolution is found in ''Memoirs for the History of the War in Texas'',
He had several descendants around Mexico, especially in the North. He married and had a family in Mexico City and male descendants.{{cn|date=January 2019}}
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