Relocated elephants from J. H. Lapearl Railroad Show in United States

Nr	Sex Species Name Id	Status	Arrival Departure	Present location
J. H. Lapearl Railroad Show had previously 2 elephants relocated to new location.
1	† ♀ EM - Ding (DIng-Dong)	dead: Born wild Dead: 1940-02-21, ? yrs Reason: accident: fire	1899-00-00	Cole Brothers Circus
2	† ♂ EM - Charlie (Big Charlie) SSP id: 690	dead: Born wild Dead: 1901-01-26, ? yrs Reason: euthanised: aggressive	1898-00-00 1900-00-00	Great Wallace Brothers

Source for the list of elephants relocated, previously living at J. H. Lapearl Railroad Show

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Facts about previously kept elephants, relocated from J. H. Lapearl Railroad Show in United States, Elephant Encyclopedia, Koehl, D. (2024), available online retrieved 24 April 2024 at https://www.elephant.se/location2.php?location_id=1244 (archived at the Wayback machine)

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Latest update	Name of elephant	Source (if it is a website, the target website will open in new window)
2018-05-10	Ding (DIng-Dong):	• Bob Cline, Cheraw, South Carolina, United States. Autor of the book Americas elephants • The Ringling Elephants 1888-1967, Bandwagon • A History of the Cole Bros. Circus 1935-40 by Joseph T. Bradbury. Bandwagon, Vol. 9, No. 5 (Sep-Oct), 1965, pp. 4-8.
2016-01-05	Charlie (Big Charlie):	• http://bucklesw.blogspot.com/2008/07/photo-sharing.html

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J. H. Lapearl Railroad Show had previously 2 elephants relocated to new location.

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