One person with this surname led the Centralia Massacre and participated in Quantrill's raid on Lawrence, Kansas during the Civil War.
One person with this surname was the only combat fatality during the Cuban Missile Crisis when his jet was shot down, and another person was the founder of the magazine which serialized Ulysses, The Little Review. One person with this surname led the Centralia Massacre and participated in Quantrill's raid on Lawrence, Kansas during the Civil War. Another was the reporter who penned the "Washington Merry-Go-Round" column, accused Thomas Eagleton of drunk-driving convictions, and broke the John Lennon wiretapping and Iran-Contra stories. The most famous historical figure with this surname commanded the counterpart to Fort Moultrie and surrended it after Beauregard's two-day artillery barrage. For 10 Points, identify this Scandinavian surname, whose owner Major Robert surrendered Fort Sumter in 1861.
One person with this surname was the only combat fatality during the Cuban Missile Crisis when his jet was shot down, and another person was the founder of the magazine which serialized Ulysses, The Little Review.
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