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Lt. Daniel van Horn, Sixth U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery, was one the Union officers who survived the Battle of Fort Pillow. On the afternoon of April 12, 1864, after the battle had been underway for several hours, Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest issued a demand for the for Fort Pillow to surrender. He sent Captain Walter Goodman along a contingent of men under a flag of truce to parlay with the Union forces. Major William Bradford, the commander of the fort, sent van Horn to accompany Lt. Mack Leaming and Captain John Young. Van Horn said nothing at the meeting, leaving all discussion to Leaming and Goodman.

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rdf:type	Historical Figure
rdfs:label	Daniel van Horn
rdfs:comment	Lt. Daniel van Horn, Sixth U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery, was one the Union officers who survived the Battle of Fort Pillow. On the afternoon of April 12, 1864, after the battle had been underway for several hours, Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest issued a demand for the for Fort Pillow to surrender. He sent Captain Walter Goodman along a contingent of men under a flag of truce to parlay with the Union forces. Major William Bradford, the commander of the fort, sent van Horn to accompany Lt. Mack Leaming and Captain John Young. Van Horn said nothing at the meeting, leaving all discussion to Leaming and Goodman.
dcterms:subject	Historical Figures Americans Fort Pillow Characters Died Under Unknown Circumstances (OTL) Historical Figures in Need of Pictures Union Soldiers of the American Civil War 19th-Century Births (OTL)
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Name	Daniel van Horn
Affiliations	United States Army
Occupation	Soldier
Nationality	United States
abstract	Lt. Daniel van Horn, Sixth U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery, was one the Union officers who survived the Battle of Fort Pillow. On the afternoon of April 12, 1864, after the battle had been underway for several hours, Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest issued a demand for the for Fort Pillow to surrender. He sent Captain Walter Goodman along a contingent of men under a flag of truce to parlay with the Union forces. Major William Bradford, the commander of the fort, sent van Horn to accompany Lt. Mack Leaming and Captain John Young. Van Horn said nothing at the meeting, leaving all discussion to Leaming and Goodman.

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