About: W.J. Shaw

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W.J. Shaw was a Tennessee citizen who lived during the American Civil War. In 1864, he was briefly held prisoner by U.S. Major Bill Bradford at Fort Pillow. He escaped in short order, and made his way to Brownsville. The day after his escape, Confederate forces under Nathan Bedford Forrest arrived in Brownsville on their way to take the Fort. Shaw, eager for revenge, agreed to act as guide. After a personal interview with Colonel Robert McCulloch and then Forrest himself, Shaw was outfitted, and led the troops safely to the fort.

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rdfs:label	W.J. Shaw
rdfs:comment	W.J. Shaw was a Tennessee citizen who lived during the American Civil War. In 1864, he was briefly held prisoner by U.S. Major Bill Bradford at Fort Pillow. He escaped in short order, and made his way to Brownsville. The day after his escape, Confederate forces under Nathan Bedford Forrest arrived in Brownsville on their way to take the Fort. Shaw, eager for revenge, agreed to act as guide. After a personal interview with Colonel Robert McCulloch and then Forrest himself, Shaw was outfitted, and led the troops safely to the fort.
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Name	W.J. Shaw
Affiliations	United States Army
Occupation	Soldier
Nationality	United States
abstract	W.J. Shaw was a Tennessee citizen who lived during the American Civil War. In 1864, he was briefly held prisoner by U.S. Major Bill Bradford at Fort Pillow. He escaped in short order, and made his way to Brownsville. The day after his escape, Confederate forces under Nathan Bedford Forrest arrived in Brownsville on their way to take the Fort. Shaw, eager for revenge, agreed to act as guide. After a personal interview with Colonel Robert McCulloch and then Forrest himself, Shaw was outfitted, and led the troops safely to the fort.

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