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Carne Muerto (1832—1860s) was a Native American War Chief of the Quahadi band of the Comanche Indians.[1] He rose to fame first as a son of Santa Anna, and used that status to survive capture by John "Rip" Ford and his Texas Rangers. In 1850 he escaped Army custody, then became known as a ferocious war chief late in the 1850s for his relentless raiding of white settlements.

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rdfs:label	Carne Muerto
rdfs:comment	Carne Muerto (1832—1860s) was a Native American War Chief of the Quahadi band of the Comanche Indians.[1] He rose to fame first as a son of Santa Anna, and used that status to survive capture by John "Rip" Ford and his Texas Rangers. In 1850 he escaped Army custody, then became known as a ferocious war chief late in the 1850s for his relentless raiding of white settlements.
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Birth Date	1832(xsd:integer)
death place	unknown
Name	Carne Muerto
Birth Place	Edward's Plateau, Texas
death date	1860.0
Occupation	Chief
Known For	A famous Comanche Chief
Birth name	unknown in Comanche
abstract	Carne Muerto (1832—1860s) was a Native American War Chief of the Quahadi band of the Comanche Indians.[1] He rose to fame first as a son of Santa Anna, and used that status to survive capture by John "Rip" Ford and his Texas Rangers. In 1850 he escaped Army custody, then became known as a ferocious war chief late in the 1850s for his relentless raiding of white settlements.

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