The normal and degenerate lumbar intervertebral disc. The figure shows a normal intervertebral disc on the left. The annulus lamellae surrounding the softer nucleus pulposus are clearly visible. In the highly degenerate disc on the right, the nucleus ...
He died in 1912. The horse is buried alone (his remains moved here in 1967 from the original William Key property in nearby Shelbyville). Don V sent a correction noting that Jim's owner is not buried here: Dr. William Key, his owner and trainer, who died on October 18, 1909, was buried in Willow Mount Cemetery.
With a group of thirty-three men, he entered Kentucky early in 1865. In May a Unionist irregular force surprised his group near Taylorsville, Kentucky, and in the ensuing battle William Quantrill was shot through the spine. He died at the military prison at Louisville, Kentucky, on June 6, 1865. He is buried at the Missouri Confederate Soldiers Memorial in Higginsville, Missouri.