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How did cowboy star William Boyd, famous as Hopalong Cassidy, die? âMinnie M. Lee, Union Bridge, Md. Boyd, who was born in Hendrysburg, Ohio, and grew up in Tulsa, Okla., died in 1972 at the age of 77 from complications of Parkinson's disease and heart failure. A silver-haired good guy who dressed in black and rode a white horse named Topper, Boyd transitioned from movies to TV in the 1950s. Since 1991, the Friends of Hoppy Fan Club has celebrated his life and career with a Hopalong Cassidy Festival in Cambridge, Ohio, near Boyd's birthplace.
On a recent trip to Earp, California, DesertUSA staff was accompanied by Ken Cilch, author of the book, Wyatt Earp: The Missing Years.. With Ken's help we found one of Wyatt's old mining claims, some rusty old nails and some interesting rocks.hen Josie died at the age of 75, she was buried there beside him. Earp's enduring legacies include his role in shaping the West as a frontiersman, a lawman, a gambler and a prospector. A post office near his Mojave Desert mining claims along the Colorado River on Route 62 bears his name -- Earp, California 92242.