James Patrick Major

Property	Value
rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual 1836 birth 1877 death Military person United States Army officer United States Military Academy alumnus Person of Missouri in the American Civil War Person from Fayette, Missouri American Civil War general (Confederate) Confederate States Army brigadier general Burial at Ascension of our Lord Catholic Church Cemetery (Donaldsonville)
rdfs:label	James Patrick Major
owl:sameAs	dbr:James_Patrick_Major
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skos:prefLabel	James Patrick Major
skos:altLabel	Major, James Patrick
clgo:allegiance	United States of America Confederate States of America
clgo:battle	Battle of Wilson's Creek Vicksburg campaign American Civil War Red River campaign
clgo:birthPlace	Fayette, Missouri Missouri Howard County, Missouri
clgo:birthYear	1836
clgo:deathPlace	Louisiana
clgo:deathYear	1877
clgo:militaryBranch	Confederate States Army
clgo:relation	Paul Octave Hébert
clgo:restingPlace	Louisiana Donaldsonville, Louisiana Missouri
clgo:serviceEndYear	1861
clgo:serviceStartYear	1856
is clgo:commander of	Battle of LaFourche Crossing

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