Frederick Funston

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Frederick Funston was a U.S. Army general best known for his daring capture of Filipino leader Emilio Aguinaldo during the Philippine–American War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army general
human
almaMater University of Kansas
awardReceived Medal of Honor
battle Battle of Calumpit
Battle of El Caney
Battle of Quingua
birthDate 1865-11-09
birthPlace New Carlisle, Ohio, United States
burialCountry United States of America
captured Emilio Aguinaldo
captureDateOfEmilioAguinaldo 1901-03-23
causeOfDeath heart attack
conflict Cuban War of Independence
Philippine–American War
Spanish–American War
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1917-02-19
deathPlace San Antonio
surface form: San Antonio, Texas, United States
education attended but did not graduate from the University of Kansas
familyName Funston
gender male
givenName Frederick
languageSpoken English
laterResidence Kansas
medalOfHonorActionConflict Philippine–American War
medalOfHonorActionLocation Near Calumpit, Luzon, Philippine Islands
militaryBranch United States Army
militaryRank Major general
name Frederick Funston self-link
nickname Fearless Fred
notableFor capture of Emilio Aguinaldo
numberOfChildren 3
occupation military officer
parent Edward H. Funston
placeOfBurial San Francisco National Cemetery
politicalAffiliation Republican Party
surface form: Republican Party (United States)
positionHeld Commander of the Department of California
Commander of the Southern Department, U.S. Army
promotedToBrigadierGeneralOfVolunteers 1899
promotedToBrigadierGeneralRegularArmy 1901
promotedToMajorGeneral 1902
roleInSanFranciscoEarthquake directed military relief efforts after 1906 San Francisco earthquake
servedIn Kansas National Guard
spouse Eda Blankart Funston
stateOfOrigin Ohio

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Philippine–American War commander Frederick Funston
Frederick Funston name Frederick Funston self-link