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On this day 25 September death of Mary Sidney – Johann Strauss I – Oliver Loving – Erich Maria Remarque – John Bonham – Mary Astor – R. S. Thomas – George Plimpton – Arnold Palmer – David McCallum
The Final Footprint of Johann Strauss I – Oliver Loving Continue reading
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Day in History 7 January – Catherine of Aragon – Big Foot Wallace – Rod Taylor – France Gall – Neil Peart – Michael Apted – Tommy Lasorda
The Final Footprints of Catherine of Aragon – Big Foot Wallace Continue reading
Posted in Cowboy Footprints, Day in History, Extravagant Footprints, Royal Footprints
Tagged Augustus McRae, Big Foot Wallace, Buried, Catharine of Aragon, Cemetery, Dead Man's Walk, Ground Burial, Henry VIII, Inscription, Larry McMurtry, Lonesome Dove, Monument, neil peart, riptff, Scotland, Texas Ranger, Texas State Cemetery, tff, the final footprint, William Wallace, Woodrow Call
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Day in History 12 December – Robert Browning – Raymond Radiguet – Charles Goodnight – Tallulah Bankhead – Anne Baxter – Joseph Heller – Peter Boyle – John le Carré – Ann Reinking
The Final Footprints of Robert Browning – Charles Goodnight Continue reading
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Fictional Final Footprints – Captain Augustus McCrae
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