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Gifford Pinchot (1865-1946) first Chief of the United States Forest Service & the 28th Governor of Pennsylvania.


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Lee's favorite horse was the Appaloosa pictured he named Traveller. Traveller is now buried on the campus of Washington & Lee University just a short distance from the Lee family vault. When I was growing up my grandfather's favorite horse was a big speckled Appaloosa he named Traveller in honor of Lee & his Appaloosa. He always said Traveller rode like a Cadillac. My grandfather also owned two Indian Paint horses named Cochise & Chiricahua Jack. I have used all 3 names in naming my horses & dogs to honor these animals, my grandfather & General Lee.
Cochise must be a pretty popular name for Paint's. I had one when I was a kid. Mine was a mare and I rode her in 4-H. She was great herding stock as well.
 

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Here is an interesting 24 min video on Charles Goodnight & Oliver Loving. I didn't realize that Goodnight had been a member of the Texas Ranger troop that rescued Cynthia Ann Parker after 25 yrs with the Comanche Indians.


Nice little documentary. As a fan of the Lonesome Dove mini-series, it's nice to see the real background stories and make comparisons.

I was particularly taken with the line, 'splendid behavior' on the tombstone, as I very vividly remember TLJones uttering it at Deets' burial in the movie.

Thanks for sharing it.
 

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