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Robert C. Tyler
Robert Charles Tyler (1833 – April 16, 1865) was a Confederate Brigadier General during the American Civil War. Missing or conflicting sources make both his early life and his military career in the early civil war years unsure.〔Ezra J. Warner, author of the classic ''Generals in Gray: Lives of the Confederate Commanders'', once commented, ''Tyler is by all odds the most enigmatic figure of the 425 generals of the Confederacy.''〕 Killed at the Battle of West Point on April 16, 1865, Tyler was the last general officer to die in the war.
==Early life==
Robert Tyler is generally credited with being born in Baltimore, although some claim he was born in Jonesborough, Tennessee and moved to Baltimore in his early childhood. He served as a First Lieutenant in William Walker's filibustering army and fought in Nicaragua during the Campaign of 1856–57. Returning to Baltimore via New York City he moved to Memphis, Tennessee working as a clerk. Prior to the war he allegedly helped organize the Knights of the Golden Circle.
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