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Albert Rust

Albert Rust (c. 1818 – April 4, 1870) was an American politician and slaveholder, who served as a delegate from Arkansas to the Provisional Congress of the Confederate States from 1861 to 1862. A member of the Democratic Party, he was the U.S. representative from Arkansas's 2nd congressional district (1859–1861). He also served as a senior officer of the…

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Allegiance
Confederate States
Battles
American Civil War Battle of Cheat Mountain Battle of Hancock Action at Hill's Plantation Battle of Corinth · Battle of Cheat Mountain · Battle of Hancock · Action at Hill's Plantation · Battle of Corinth
Born
c. 1818 Fauquier County, Virginia, U.S.
Branch
Confederate States Army
Cause of death
Brain abscess
Commands
3d Arkansas Infantry Regiment (1861–62) · Rust's Brigade (1862–63)

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American Civil War

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Albert Rust

Nodes60
Edges59
Triples82
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033333
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related to Further reading · 25
Albert Rust → Baton Rouge, Biographical Directory, CA, Civil War, Civil War High Commands, Confederate Commanders, David, Eicher, Ezra, Facts On File, Generals, Gray, ISBN, John, Lives, Louisiana State University Press, New York, R000544, Sifakis, Stanford
related to Early life and career · 19
Albert Rust → Arkansas, Arkansas House, By, Champagnolle, Democrats, Elizabeth, Fauquier County, He, His, In, Representatives, Rust, Speaker Pro-Tempore, Two, Union County, United States Congress, Virginia, Washington, William Rust
Succeeded by · 10
Albert Rust → B. R. Matthews, Constituency abolished, Edward A. Warren, G. Newton, J. Reynolds, John Prince, M. Kesse, None (1861–1868) James M. Hinds (Jun.–Oct. 1868), Shelton Watson, W. E. Powell
Preceded by · 7
Albert Rust → C. L. McRae, Edward A. Warren, Hiram Smith, John S. Roane, L. Murph, New constituency, Shelton Watson
Battles · 5
Albert Rust → Action at Hill's Plantation, American Civil War Battle of Cheat Mountain Battle of Hancock Action at Hill's Plantation Battle of Corinth, Battle of Cheat Mountain, Battle of Corinth, Battle of Hancock
related to External links · 4
Albert Rust → Find, GraveAlbert Rust, Internet Archive, The Political GraveyardWorks
Commands · 2
Albert Rust → 3d Arkansas Infantry Regiment (1861–62), Rust's Brigade (1862–63)
Allegiance · 1
Albert Rust → Confederate States
Born · 1
Albert Rust → c. 1818 Fauquier County, Virginia, U.S.
Branch · 1
Albert Rust → Confederate States Army

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Albert RustAllegianceConfederate States1.00infobox
Albert RustBattlesAmerican Civil War Battle of Cheat Mountain Battle of Hancock Action at Hill's Plantation Battle of Corinth1.00infobox
Albert RustBattlesBattle of Cheat Mountain1.00infobox
Albert RustBattlesBattle of Hancock1.00infobox
Albert RustBattlesAction at Hill's Plantation1.00infobox
Albert RustBattlesBattle of Corinth1.00infobox
Albert RustBornc. 1818 Fauquier County, Virginia, U.S.1.00infobox
Albert RustBranchConfederate States Army1.00infobox
Albert RustCause of deathBrain abscess1.00infobox
Albert RustCommands3d Arkansas Infantry Regiment (1861–62)1.00infobox
Albert RustCommandsRust's Brigade (1862–63)1.00infobox
Albert RustDiedApril 4, 1870(1870-04-04) (aged 51–52) Pulaski County, Arkansas, U.S.1.00infobox
Albert RustGovernorThomas S. Drew1.00infobox
Albert RustPartyDemocratic1.00infobox
Albert RustPreceded byNew constituency1.00infobox
Albert RustPreceded byEdward A. Warren1.00infobox
Albert RustPreceded byL. Murph1.00infobox
Albert RustPreceded byC. L. McRae1.00infobox
Albert RustPreceded byShelton Watson1.00infobox
Albert RustPreceded byJohn S. Roane1.00infobox
Albert RustPreceded byHiram Smith1.00infobox
Albert RustRankBrigadier-General1.00infobox
Albert RustRelativesDr. George W. Rust (brother)1.00infobox
Albert RustSucceeded byConstituency abolished1.00infobox
Albert RustSucceeded byNone (1861–1868) James M. Hinds (Jun.–Oct. 1868)1.00infobox
Albert RustSucceeded byEdward A. Warren1.00infobox
Albert RustSucceeded byB. R. Matthews1.00infobox
Albert RustSucceeded byG. Newton1.00infobox
Albert RustSucceeded byW. E. Powell1.00infobox
Albert RustSucceeded byJohn Prince1.00infobox

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