Traveller (horse)

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Traveller was the famous gray American Saddlebred horse best known as the loyal mount of Confederate General Robert E. Lee during the American Civil War.

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instanceOf American Saddlebred
horse
alsoKnownAs Lee’s horse Traveller NERFINISHED
associatedWith Washington College NERFINISHED
birthPlace Greenbrier County, Virginia NERFINISHED
birthYear 1857
breeder James W. Johnston NERFINISHED
burialPlace near Lee Chapel, Lexington, Virginia
coatPattern flea-bitten gray
color gray
conflict American Civil War
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalDepiction subject of numerous paintings and statues with Robert E. Lee
deathCause tetanus
deathPlace Lexington, Virginia NERFINISHED
deathYear 1871
hasStatue Washington and Lee University campus NERFINISHED
height about 16 hands
legacy one of the most famous horses of the American Civil War
memorial skeleton displayed at Washington and Lee University
namedAfter Traveller (character in Walter Scott’s novel "The Talisman") NERFINISHED
notableFeature high endurance
sure-footedness
notableFor being the mount of Confederate General Robert E. Lee
originalName Greenbrier NERFINISHED
Jeff Davis NERFINISHED
owner Robert E. Lee NERFINISHED
participatedIn Appomattox Campaign NERFINISHED
Battle of Gettysburg NERFINISHED
Overland Campaign NERFINISHED
postWarOwner Robert E. Lee NERFINISHED
postWarResidence Lexington, Virginia NERFINISHED
presentAt surrender at Appomattox Court House NERFINISHED
purchaseYear 1862
role Lee’s primary battle mount
war horse
serviceBranch Confederate States Army NERFINISHED
sex stallion
sire Grey Eagle (horse) NERFINISHED
symbolOf Confederate cavalry tradition
Robert E. Lee’s leadership
temperament spirited
usedBy Robert E. Lee NERFINISHED

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Virginia Memorial depicts Traveller (horse)