Nelson's Fate
One historian has stated that Nelson died of Tuberculosis in Colorado, but the Bureau of Statistics in Colorado has no record of this. Some rumors claim that Nelson simply moved to Texas, but this is also unverified. Regardless of whether he died or disappeared, there was no one in Troy or any Phi Kappa chapter who remembers seeing Nelson after 1920.
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| Name | Nelson, Jacob Broughton |
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| Date of birth | July 1898 |
| Place of birth | Brundidge, Alabama |
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