San Antonio, Texas

CTL-E-4559 · Locality · city · 19th century-present

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Texas city; birthplace of Percy Sutton (November 24, 1920); his resting place is Gates of Heaven Memorial Cemetery there.

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Also known as: San Antonio

Notes

RELP105 supporting entity: geography anchor for CTL-E-0715 (from). Identity-checked against canonical entities.json 2026-10-06: no collision.

Referenced by

Percy Sutton — from → this record

Sources

U.S. Congress, Rep. Charles Rangel tribute to Percy Sutton (Congressional Record, 2007-02-13). https://www.congress.gov/congressional-record/volume-153/issue-27/extensions-of-remarks-section/article/E335-2 (primary source)

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