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After Goodnight had already left the JA Ranch, [[Tom Blasingame]]  arrived at the ranch in 1918. Blasingame worked there most of the next 73 years, having, at the time of his death in 1989, become the oldest cowboy in the history of the American West.

After Goodnight had already left the JA Ranch, [[Tom Blasingame]]  arrived at the ranch in 1918. Blasingame worked there most of the next 73 years, having, at the time of his death in 1989, become the oldest cowboy in the history of the American West.

In 1935, six years after Goodnight's death, [[Laura Vernon Hamner]] who knew Charles and his first wife Molly Goodnight from her time in Claude in Armstrong County, Texas,, published a fictionalized biography of Goodnight, entitled ''The No-Gun Man of Texas.' The western-themed sculptor [[Grant Speed]]'s  depiction of Goodnight is housed in the Square House Museum in the city of Panhandle, Texas. In 2010, Goodnight was interred beside first wife Molly at the Goodnight Cemetery near Amarillo.

In 1935, six years after Goodnight's death, [[Laura Vernon Hamner]] who knew Charles and his first wife Molly Goodnight from her time in Claude in Armstrong County, Texas,, published a fictionalized biography of Goodnight, entitled ''The No-Gun Man of Texas.'' The western-themed sculptor [[Grant Speed]]'s  depiction of Goodnight is housed in the Square House Museum in the city of Panhandle, Texas. In 2010, Goodnight was interred beside first wife Molly at the Goodnight Cemetery near Amarillo.

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