Nathan Bedford Forrest II

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rdf:type	Member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans owl:NamedIndividual 1871 birth 1931 death Burial in Tennessee Death from cerebrovascular disease Person from Oxford, Mississippi Commander-in-chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans
rdfs:label	Nathan Bedford Forrest II
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skos:prefLabel	Nathan Bedford Forrest II
skos:altLabel	Nathan Forrest II
clgo:birthPlace	Mississippi Lafayette County, Mississippi Oxford, Mississippi
clgo:birthYear	1871
clgo:child	Nathan Bedford Forrest III
clgo:deathCause	Cardiovascular disease
clgo:deathDate	1931-03-11
clgo:deathPlace	White Springs, Florida
clgo:deathYear	1931
clgo:occupation	Businessperson
clgo:relative	Nathan Bedford Forrest
clgo:restingPlace	Elmwood Cemetery (Memphis, Tennessee)
clgo:title	19th Commander-in-Chief of theSons of Confederate Veterans
is clgo:relation of	Nathan Bedford Forrest III Nathan Bedford Forrest

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