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John Neely Bryan, born December 24, 1810 in Fayetteville and died September 8, 1877, is a notable American farmer, lawyer, and tradesman for founding the city of Dallas.
The pergola of the Dealey Plaza where Abraham Zapruder filmed John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas is named in honor of John Neely Bryan.
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