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Nellie Bang (bitch, black/white
altho possibly black with white on chest ???),
w: July 11, 1884, AKC 5604)
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AKC:
""5604 Nellie Bang" -- U.R. Fishel, Hope, Ind. Breeder, Adolph Sander, Dayton, O. Whelped July 11, 1884; black and white; by "Bang Bang (4022)", out of "Josie", by "Champion Bow (2853)", out of "Topsy (1345)".
-- AKC Studbook, Vol.IV, 1887
why "Nellie Bang" might be a solid ???
AKC - "Winning Ways":
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"15315 Winning Ways" -- U.R. Fishel, Hope, Ind. Breeder, owner. Whelped Sept. 7, 1889; liver, white chest, by "Devonshire Sam (7843)", out of "Nellie Bang (5604)".
-- AKC Studbook, 1889, Vol.IV
"The dam of "Gorham's Jing",
"Pontone", was a solid black. She was by "Oakwood Rock", a black dog with a white stripe down his breast, who was by "Rank" out of "Jill", both Pape blacks. "Pontone's" dam, "Lady Hope", was a liver and white; she was by
"Rene Croxteth" ("Devonshire Sam" - "Nellie Bang") out of "Lola Ree" ("Devonshire Sam" - "Della S"). "Rank", the sire of "Oakwood Rock" was by "Maximus" out of "Lady Pape", while "Jill" was by "Crow" out of "Queen". All of these were pure blacks, of the Pape strain."
-- Hochwalt, 1911, Pointer and Setters in America
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Sons and Daughters
Using today's terminology, Nellie Bang was an
1880's "Puppy Mill" ... produced 8 litters in 4 years (???) ... she most likely was a solid black, as she was bred 7 times (???) to the liver/white
Devonshire Sam ...
NOTE --- NONE OF THIS IS VERIFIED against actual AKC registrations and came 2nd-hand --- it may be garbage
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Sons and Daughters
Some GrandKids
In The Pedigree Of
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