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- Tom_Blasingame abstract "Thomas Everett Blasingame, known as Tom Blasingame (February 12, 1898 - December 27, 1989), was a Texas cowboy for seventy-three years. At ninety-one, he was still on the job at the JA Ranch south of Amarillo. Two days after Christmas in 1989, he dismounted his horse, Ruidosa, stretched out on the grass, folded his arms across his chest, and died. Blasingame received many honors for his longevity and dedication to ranching.Born in Waxahachie, the seat of Ellis County, south of Dallas, Blasingame decided as a child that he would work on a ranch. In 1918, he headed to the Texas Panhandle and was hired on the large JA spread, which had been jointly established in the Palo Duro Canyon by John George Adair (1823–1885) and Charles Goodnight (1836–1929), probably the best-known of Texas ranchers throughout history.".
- Tom_Blasingame birthDate "1898-02-12".
- Tom_Blasingame birthPlace Ellis_County,_Texas.
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- Tom_Blasingame birthYear "1898".
- Tom_Blasingame deathDate "1989-12-27".
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- Tom_Blasingame deathYear "1989".
- Tom_Blasingame occupation Ranch.
- Tom_Blasingame occupation Tom_Blasingame__1.
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- Tom_Blasingame wikiPageWikiLinkText "Tom Blasingame".
- Tom_Blasingame birthDate "1898-02-12".
- Tom_Blasingame birthPlace Ellis_County,_Texas.
- Tom_Blasingame birthPlace Texas.
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- Tom_Blasingame birthPlace Waxahachie,_Texas.
- Tom_Blasingame caption "Tom Blasingame".
- Tom_Blasingame children "Nancy B. Etheridge".
- Tom_Blasingame children "Tom Blasingame, Jr.".
- Tom_Blasingame dateOfBirth "1898-02-12".
- Tom_Blasingame dateOfDeath "1989-12-27".
- Tom_Blasingame deathDate "1989-12-27".
- Tom_Blasingame deathPlace "Claude, Armstrong County, Texas".
- Tom_Blasingame footnotes "Blasingame was presumably the oldest cowboy in the history of the American West, having devoted seventy-three of his ninety-one years to ranching. Blasingame taught former Texas State Senator Teel Bivins of Amarillo how to handle livestock. In his typical work week, Blasingame slept in a camp house without electricity and rode a hundred miles per day.".
- Tom_Blasingame name "Blasingame, Tom".
- Tom_Blasingame name "Thomas Everett "Tom" Blasingame".
- Tom_Blasingame occupation Ranch.
- Tom_Blasingame placeOfBirth Ellis_County,_Texas.
- Tom_Blasingame placeOfBirth Texas.
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- Tom_Blasingame placeOfBirth Waxahachie,_Texas.