1870, from a disease called lockjaw after stepping on a rusty nail. 1870 he stepped on a rusty nail that caused lockjaw. It was untreatable at that time.
Robert James Lees died in 1931.
Possibly, if the horse died naturally. In general the horse was scarce and far too valuable to be bred for food.
George Lees died January 2, 1980, in Mechanicsburg, PA, USA.
That would be Brigadier General Joshua Blackwood Howell of the Union Army, who died when his horse fell on him 14 September 1864, two days after receiving his commission as General of the Volunteers.
TRAVELLER'S GRAVE "Traveller" was Lee's renowned horse, purchased by Lee in 1862 and became his faithful companion throughout the Civil War. Traveller became a well-known figure on the campus of Washington College where Lee served as President until his death. Traveller lived in the stables next to the President's house (which now serves as the garage to the Lee House). Traveller died in 1871 from lockjaw after stepping on a rusty nail. He was originally buried on campus, but his bones were exhumed to be preserved. They were on display for a number of years on campus before being reinterred at this spot in 1971. The Virginia Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy donated the plaque in his memory. A student tradition evolved of leaving gifts at the grave to provide for Traveller. Students believed that if you left Traveller a gift, you would do well on your next exam. Originally, carrots and apples were the gifts of choice, but eventually, the tradition evolved into leaving coins. The tradition is that if you leave a penny, it should be left tails side up because Abraham Lincon is on the other side (not really meant to be as disrespectful as it sounds). A quarter (Virginian George Washington and namesake of the school) or nickel (Virginian Thomas Jefferson) is to be left face up.
Frank Lees died in 1999.
Elliott Lees died in 1908.
Lees Radcliffe died in 1928.
Samuel Lees died in 1916.
Alex Lees died in 2009.
Harcourt Lees died in 1852.
Harrington Lees died in 1929.
Cameron Lees died in 1913.
Sarah Lees died in 1935.
Walter Lees died in 1924.
Lees Whitehead died in 1913.
Derwent Lees died in 1931.