Claim: Battle of the Pinal Mountains happened one day in mid June 1788 resulting into Spanish victory, wherein a 208-man force of Sonoran troops led by Captain Pablo Romero killed eleven Apache warriors and four women and children.
Evidence: The exact date of the battle is unknown but happened on one day in mid June, 1788, in the Pinal Mountains of east central Arizona. Beginning on May 31, 1788, to June 24, Captain Pablo Romero of the Spanish Army led a 208-man force of Sonoran troops that killed eleven Apache warriors and four women and children.