Festus Haggen's mule was named Ruth .
Dennis Weaver played Chester Good until 1964 then Ken Curtin played Festus.
Festus Okotie-Eboh died in 1966.
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Leon says about the town of Kinston, "The town has been severely damaged by Union troops". This is from The Diary of a Tar Heel Confederate Soldier by Louis Leon.
If you mean Festus Haggen from Gunsmoke then it was Ken Curtis.
Festus Haggen's mule was named Ruth .
Festus' cousins were: Lambert, Emery, Claudius, Hard Luck Henry and Catfish.....these are the ones I can recall......there might have been more.
Festus was the character name of the 2nd official deputy on the CBS series called Gunsmoke. His real name was Ken Curtis (born July 2, 1916 and died April 28, 1991)
Festus Haggen, a character from the television series "Gunsmoke," did not have any children mentioned in the show. His character, portrayed by Ken Curtis, was more focused on his role as the deputy and his interactions with other characters than on family life. While some backstory may have been hinted at, there were no significant references to him having kids.
Marshal Dillon's deputies on the television show "Gunsmoke" were Chester Goode, Quint Asper, Festus Haggen, and Newly O'Brien.
Ken Curtis played the character Festus Haggen in the long-running TV series "Gunsmoke." He also portrayed a gunslinger named "Jeb" in the episode titled "Festus and the Magician," where he appeared in a dual role. Curtis's portrayal of Festus became iconic, contributing significantly to the show's popularity during its run.
Dennis Weaver played Chester Good until 1964 then Ken Curtin played Festus.
Beard Stubble became fashionable by Don Johnson in the 1980's. However, some believe it became fashionable in the 60's when the character of Festus Haggen was on the show "Gunsmoke".
Festus Haggen, played by Ken Curtis, was written out of the "Gunsmoke" series after the character became less central to the show's narrative. In the later seasons, Festus was often absent due to Curtis's other commitments and the shift in focus towards other characters. Ultimately, he was given a farewell in the episode "The Bounty Hunter," where he leaves Dodge City to pursue new adventures, allowing for a respectful exit from the series.
Ken Curtis made his first appearance in "Gunsmoke" in the episode titled "Doc's Revenge," which is the 13th episode of Season 8. He portrayed the character Festus Haggen, who would later become a prominent and beloved character in the series. Curtis's introduction added a new dynamic to the show, and Festus became a staple alongside Marshal Matt Dillon.
Rupert Haggen died in 1962.