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Francis Amasa Walker
Francis Walker
Union Army general and a Commissioner of Indian Affairs (1840-1897).
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Place of Birth
Boston
Country of Citizenship
United States
Date of Birth
7/2/1840
Date of Death
1/5/1897
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Place of Death
Boston
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Commons Gallery
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British Americans
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Amherst College
Republican Party
Francis
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Amasa
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Yale University
National Academy of Sciences
(1878 - )
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1878
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Phi Beta Kappa Society
American Antiquarian Society
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Meyers Konversations-Lexikon, 4th Edition (1885–1890)
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Walker
Francis Amasa Walker
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President
(1881 - 1897)
Replaced By
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James Crafts
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Start Time
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1881
End Time
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1897
Commissioner
(1871 - 1872)
Replaces
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Ely S. Parker
Replaced By
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Edward Parmelee Smith
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Start Time
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1871
End Time
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1872
Male
English
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Libraries
Economics and Politics
Political History
Journalism
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John Daniel Runkle
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Walnut Grove Cemetery
Amasa Walker
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