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Preston | Secretary of the Interior | Thomas Ewing, Sr. | July 4 | 1850 | Independence Day | July 9th | gastroenteritis | Coroner | Zachary Taylor National Cemetery | Louisville, KY | Kentucky | forensic anthropologist | University of Florida | Gainesville, Florida | Department of Veterans Affairs | Lewis Cass | Oak Ridge National Laboratory | neutron activation analysis | arsenic | Michael Parenti | | | Louisville, Kentucky | Zachary Taylor National Cemetery | Richard | Confederate | Sarah Knox Taylor | President of the Confederate States | Jefferson Davis | malaria | Union Army | Civil War | Montgomery C. 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