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'''James "Jim" Bowie''' (April 10, 1796  – March 6, 1836) was a 19th century American frontiersman. He was technically a Texan-Mexican-American, since at the time of his death, Texas was still an independent Republic, and though being born in [[Kentucky]], he was officially American; he was proud to say he was Texan.  Bowie was also a Mexican citizen by marriage.
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'''James "Jim" Bowie''' (April 10, 1796  – March 6, 1836) was a 19th century [[American]] frontiersman. He was technically a Texan-Mexican-American since, at the time of his death, [[Texas]] was still an independent Republic, and though being born in [[Kentucky]], he was officially American; he was proud to say he was Texan.  Bowie was also a Mexican citizen by marriage.
    
He is famous for his role in the [[Texas War of Independence]], and also recognized for his invention of the [[Bowie knife]].
 
He is famous for his role in the [[Texas War of Independence]], and also recognized for his invention of the [[Bowie knife]].
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* [[Daniel Boone]]
 
* [[Daniel Boone]]
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[[Category:United States History Figures]]
 
[[Category:United States History Figures]]
 
[[Category:Folk Heroes]]
 
[[Category:Folk Heroes]]
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[[Category:Early National U.S.]]
 
[[Category:Early National U.S.]]
 
[[Category:Veterans]]
 
[[Category:Veterans]]
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