John Wesley Hardin's Grave Marker
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John Wesley Hardin's Grave Marker
John Wesley Hardin's grave marker in Concordia Cemetery. Hardin was a famous outlaw during El Paso's wild west days. Hardin was shot and killed by John Selman on August 19, 1895 in El Paso, TX.
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