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- Cato_Mead abstract "Cato Mead (ca. 1761–1846; also spelled "Meed") is the only known black Revolutionary War veteran buried west of the Mississippi River. He is buried in or near Montrose, Iowa.According to historian Barbara MacLeish, who is researching a book on Mead, he joined the 4th Connecticut Regiment commanded by Col. John Durkee of Norwich, Connecticut in 1776 or 1777. It is not entirely clear if he was a former slave. He served at Valley Forge from December 1777 through June 1778, where he contracted smallpox, spending two months in a Pennsylvania hospital. It is not known why he migrated to Iowa. While his exact grave location is unknown, a marker stands at the Montrose Cemetery.".
- Cato_Mead deathDate "1846".
- Cato_Mead deathYear "1846".
- Cato_Mead thumbnail Cato_Mead_grave.jpg?width=300.
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- Cato_Mead wikiPageWikiLink American_Revolution.
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- Cato_Mead wikiPageWikiLink Category:People_from_Iowa.
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- Cato_Mead wikiPageWikiLink Montrose,_Iowa.
- Cato_Mead wikiPageWikiLink Norwich,_Connecticut.
- Cato_Mead wikiPageWikiLink Smallpox.
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- Cato_Mead wikiPageWikiLink File:Cato_Mead_grave.jpg.
- Cato_Mead wikiPageWikiLinkText "Cato Mead".
- Cato_Mead dateOfDeath "1846".
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- Cato_Mead name "Mead, Cato".
- Cato_Mead shortDescription "American slave".
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- Cato_Mead description "American slave".
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- Cato_Mead subject Category:People_from_Iowa.
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- Cato_Mead comment "Cato Mead (ca. 1761–1846; also spelled "Meed") is the only known black Revolutionary War veteran buried west of the Mississippi River. He is buried in or near Montrose, Iowa.According to historian Barbara MacLeish, who is researching a book on Mead, he joined the 4th Connecticut Regiment commanded by Col. John Durkee of Norwich, Connecticut in 1776 or 1777. It is not entirely clear if he was a former slave.".
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- Cato_Mead depiction Cato_Mead_grave.jpg.
- Cato_Mead givenName "Cato".
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- Cato_Mead name "Cato Mead".
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- Cato_Mead surname "Mead".