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2002 Waylon Jennings, singer/songwriter, dies at 64
2001 Elizabeth Jennings, English Poet 1992 Sparky Anderson ties Hughie Jennings as Detroit's winningest manager 1990 Lynn Jennings runs world record 5K indoor at 15:22.64 1979 Claudia Jennings, playmate (Nov, 1969), dies in car crash at 29 1974 "I'm A Ramblin' Man" by Waylon Jennings peaks at #75 1974 Ken Jennings, American Celebrity 1969 Steve Jennings, Washington D.C., field hockey midfielder 1996 Olympics 1967 Pat Rapp, born in Jennings, Louisiana, pitcher for the Florida Marlins 1966 Keith Jennings, NFL tight end for the Chicago Bears 1965 Peter Jennings, 26, becomes anchor of ABC's nightly news 1960 Lynn Jennings, Princeton, New Jersey, 5k runner 1954 Greg Jennings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, country singer, Restless Heart-Wheels 1949 Claudia Jennings, Mary Ellen Chestrerton, Minnesota, playmate, Nov, 1969 1938 Peter Jennings, born in Toronto, Canada, news anchor, ABC Evening News 1937 Waylon Jennings, country singer/guitarist, Ramblin' Man 1937 J S Jennings, CEO, Shell Transport and Trading Co 1936 Andrew Pine, Jennings, Florida, actor, V, WEB, Wide Country 1929 1st Academy Awards - "Wings," Emil Jennings and Janet Gaynor wins 1926 Elizabeth Jennings, English Poet 1925 William Jennings Bryan, lawyer (Scopes-monkey trial), dies at 65 1925 French Baseball Federation awards silver medals to John McGraw, Charlie Comiskey, and Hugh Jennings 1920 Marcella Grady Jennings, rancher 1918 D V Jennings, solicitor 1915 William Jennings Bryan quits as Secretary of State 1908 William Howard Taft (R) elected 27th President over William Jennings Bryan 1906 Hugh Jennings resigns as Baltimore manager to take over at Detroit in 1907 1902 Jennings Randolph, Sen 1900 President William McKinley (R) re-elected, beating William Jennings Bryan 1896 William McKinley (R) defeats William Jennings Bryan (D) for president 1896 William Jennings Bryan "cross of gold" speech at Dem convention 1860 William Jennings Bryan, "The Great Commoner" orator/statesman |
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