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When and where did baseball player Tom Gunning die?
Tom Gunning died March 17, 1931, in Fall River, MA, USA.
When was Tom Gunning born?
Tom Gunning was born on 1862-03-04.
When and where was baseball player Tom Gunning born?
Tom Gunning was born March 4, 1862, in Newmarket, NH, USA.
When did Peter Gunning die?
Peter Gunning died in 1684.
When did Susannah Gunning die?
Susannah Gunning died in 1800.
When did John Gunning die?
John Gunning died in 1798.
When did Henry Gunning die?
Henry Gunning died in 1854.
When did Jimmy Gunning die?
Jimmy Gunning died in 1993.
When did Piet Gunning die?
J. W. B. Gunning died in 1913.
What are baseball player Tom Gunning's physical stats?
Tom Gunning is 5 feet 10 inches tall. He weighs 160 pounds. He bats right and throws right.
When did Henry C. Gunning die?
Henry C. Gunning died in 1991.
When did Harry Gunning die?
Harry Gunning died on 2002-11-24.
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