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Daniel V. Asay

1847 – 1930

Iceboat racer

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About Daniel V. Asay

Lived 1847 – 1930 (aged 82).

Daniel V. Asay (June 26, 1847 – May 2, 1930) was an American iceboat racer. His ice boat Gull competed in more races than any other in its class.

Biography He was born on June 26, 1847, in Wrightstown, New Jersey. He married Sarah E. Bowman (1843–1896) and after her death married Mary Long (1865–1926). He designed, and sailed his iceboats along the frozen Shrewsbury River.

He died on May 2, 1930, in Red Bank, New Jersey.

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Who was Daniel V. Asay?

Iceboat racer

When was Daniel V. Asay born?

Daniel V. Asay was born on 26 June 1847.

When did Daniel V. Asay die?

Daniel V. Asay died on 2 May 1930.

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· Wikipedia: Daniel V. Asay

· Wikidata: Q5218955

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