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Jeffrey Forrest (1837-1864) was the younger brother of Nathan Bedford Forrest. Like his brother, Jeffrey became an officer in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War, evetually rising to the rank of colonel. Jeffrey Forrest was killed at the Battle of Okolona in February, 1864.

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rdfs:label	Jeffrey Forrest
rdfs:comment	Jeffrey Forrest (1837-1864) was the younger brother of Nathan Bedford Forrest. Like his brother, Jeffrey became an officer in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War, evetually rising to the rank of colonel. Jeffrey Forrest was killed at the Battle of Okolona in February, 1864.
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Name	Jeffrey Forrest
Cause of Death	Bullet wound to the neck
Affiliations	Confederate States Army
Occupation	Soldier
Family	Nathan Bedford Forrest
Birth	1837(xsd:integer)
Nationality	United States
abstract	Jeffrey Forrest (1837-1864) was the younger brother of Nathan Bedford Forrest. Like his brother, Jeffrey became an officer in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War, evetually rising to the rank of colonel. Jeffrey Forrest was killed at the Battle of Okolona in February, 1864. The loss of his brother still weighed heavily on Nathan Bedford Forrest when the Battle of Fort Pillow took place. After the battle was over, Nathan Bedford Forrest learned that Union Major William Bradford had lost his brother, Theodorick, during the fighting. In act of sympathy, Forrest allowed William Bradford to bury his brother. Bradford used this as an opportunity to escape.
is Family of	Nathan Bedford Forrest

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