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Fredericks appeared in four episodes of ABC's ''Walt Disney Presents'' as Crow Feather in three segments from 1960-1961 in the ''Daniel Boone'' series: "The Warrior's Path," "The Wilderness Road," and "The Promised Land." His last television role was on ''Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color'' on February 7, 1965, as the criminal Zip Wyatt in "The Adventures of Gallegher, Part 3", starring Roger Mobley in the title role, with co-stars Edmond O'Brien, Harvey Korman, and Ray Teal.<ref name=credits/>
Fredericks appeared in four episodes of ABC's ''Walt Disney Presents'' as Crow Feather in three segments from 1960-1961 in the ''Daniel Boone'' series: "The Warrior's Path," "The Wilderness Road," and "The Promised Land." His last television role was on ''Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color'' on February 7, 1965, as the criminal Zip Wyatt in "The Adventures of Gallegher, Part 3", starring Roger Mobley in the title role, with co-stars Edmond O'Brien, Harvey Korman, and Ray Teal.<ref name=credits/>
After a failed first marriage (c. 1948-1952), the 6'3" Fredericks was married in Los Angeles on November 19, 1956, to his second wife, Myda Fredericks (1922–2006). The ceremony was performed by Judge Julian Beck, a family friend who formerly served in the [[United States House of Representatives]]. Fredericks succumbed to [[cancer]] in Los Angeles at the age of seventy-five.<ref name=bio/><ref>The author is unable to account for Fredericks's activities between the last Disney role in 1965 and his death.</ref>
After a failed first marriage (c. 1948-1952), the 6'3" Fredericks was married in Los Angeles on November 19, 1956, to his second wife, Myda Fredericks (1922–2006). The ceremony was performed by Judge Julian Beck (1905-1992), a family friend and native of [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]], who formerly served from 1943 to 1956 in the California State Assembly for District 41.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8kk9dj6/entire_text/|title=Guide to the Judge Julian Beck Collection|publisher=oac.cdlib.org|accessdate=March 11, 2020}}</ref> Fredericks succumbed to [[cancer]] in Los Angeles at the age of seventy-five.<ref name=bio/><ref>The author is unable to account for Fredericks's activities between the last Disney role in 1965 and his death.</ref>
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