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Cowboy Erwin E Smith

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Cowboy Erwin E Smith
Erwin E. Smith on a bronco rising on its hind legs while Erwin raises his right hand. They're on the open range. The photo is titled "a sun-fisher, Diamond Bar Ranch." I wonder if "sun-fisher" was slang for a rearing horse because he was rising towards the sun? The rider was a photographer who chronicled cowboy life in Texas in the early 1900's.

Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress,
Date & Place: at Diamond Bar Ranch in Texas USA
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Erwin E. Smith
Erwin E. Smith was born in 1886. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Erwin E. Smith.
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