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When and where did baseball player Kit Carson die?
Kit Carson died June 21, 1983, in Long Beach, CA, USA.
What was kit Carson real name?
Kit Carson's real name is/was Christopher Houston Carson.
When was Fighting with Kit Carson created?
Fighting with Kit Carson was created in 1933.
Who did Kit Carson Marry?
Kit Carson married a woman named Rebecca Robinson. :) =)
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