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Famous people alive during 1860 to 1926?
Annie Oakley
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He became famous in 1926.
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From about 1860 till he died in 1926.
What is a artist beginning with a m?
Claude Monet is a famous French impressionist painter. He died in the year 1926.
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The First Year - 1926 was released on: USA: 24 January 1926
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in 1860
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Yes he was famous then, he was famous in 1926-1974.
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1860
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Is 1860 a leap year?
Yes.
Who was famous from 1860 to 1880?
Thomas A. Edison Thomas A. Edison
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