Mar 6, 2010 · In the summer of 1952 Roy and Dale adopted a little American-Indian girl they named Mary Little Doe, but whom they soon began calling Dodie. Texas state law requires …

Roy Rogers, the singing hero, is one of their most important friends, he joins the bureau of Indian affairs so as to defend their way of life more easily. Mr. Banning informs the head man of the …

In 1967, Rogers, with Choctaw blood on his mother's side, was named outstanding Indian citizen of the year by a group of Western tribes. [ 32 ] In 1976, Rogers and Evans were inducted into …

Roy Rogers was not a Native American. Although he had some Choctaw Indian blood from his mother’s side, he was not considered a Native American in the traditional sense. However, his …

Jul 1, 1999 · “When he got his first Indian, an old Indian Four, I think,” says Dusty, “he’d ride it everywhere. He used to go up to Lone Pine near Mammoth, a big location for all the cowboy …

Jul 23, 1985 · cowboy with indian eyes By WILLIAM C. TROTT, United Press International He changed his name from Leonard Slye but in 1938 movie makers still were worried that Roy …

Feb 27, 2025 · Roy Rogers and Dale Evans celebrated their 50th (golden) wedding anniversary on December 31,1947. Barely six months later, on July 6, 1998, Roy Rogers died in sleep at …

Apr 5, 2018 · Roy Rogers rode out to Hollywood in the early 30’s on a motorcycle when times were bad and transportation costs were high. He took a liking to the sport, riding his Indian …

Jul 6, 2002 · The Enriquezes, a second-generation Mexican American family from Mission Viejo, purchased the property not from Roy Rogers’ family but from a Rogers’ family friend in …

Jul 7, 1998 · Out-of-town fans called in from as far away as Canada, South Africa and India. The museum had five people on hand just to handle all the calls. Like Jackson, many local fans …