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In southern Texas there is a version of the Headless Horseman they call "El Muerto". This is a Legend derived from the Headless Horseman story and told for decades. There was a report of a sighting of "El Muerto" in 1917 by a couple on their way to San Diego. The couple reported that they passed him on the road with no head and he was screaming something they could not understand.
https://lethbridgenewsnow.com/2020/07/08/the-legend-of-the-south-texas-headless-horseman-el-muerto/

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In 2016 student on a school bus claimed they saw the Headless horseman riding along side their bus. At 6:45 a.m. as the bus driver was telling ghost stories because it was the days before halloween. The students claim the horse rode along side their bus.
https://www.starnewsonline.com/news/20161031/local-school-bus-encounters-headless-horseman-on-halloween

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The Horseman, according to legend, was a Hessian trooper killed during the Battle of White Plains in 1776. An American cannonball beheaded him, and the splintered remnants of his head were left on the battlefield while his companions rushed to carry his body away. His rides are referred to in modern renditions of the story as taking place around Halloween, which is when the fight took place.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headless_Horseman#:~:text=In%20American%20folklore,-Cover%20page%20to&text=Traditional%20folklore%20holds%20that%20the,hastily%20carried%20his%20body%20away.

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1. The headless horseman is believed to be seen in New York in the original story
2. There is a relation to the 'Dullahan' a headless irish entity that is said to take the dead away
3. The headless horseman in every variation is said to be carrying a flaming jack-o-lantern that is a head
https://www.mythical-creatures.com/headless-horseman/

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The Origins of The Headless Horseman - (Exploring the Stories Behind the Legend)

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The story of the Headless Horseman in the town of Sleepy Hollow was written by Washington Irving in 1820, titled The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. There have been many variations of this story in multiple countries but the origin is believed to be from  a "mixture of the bloody American Revolution and the existing Dutch traditions of the New York region. It is that connection between the regional legend and its basis in history that creates an historic urban legend."  The story of a soldier leaving a party and seeing a man on a horse, and when the and falls on him, he sees he had no head riding the horse.
https://folklorethursday.com/legends/the-dreaded-headless-horseman-and-the-origins-of-a-legend/

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Since the Middle Ages, the Headless Horseman has been a fabled figure in mythology all around the world. The image is generally represented as a guy riding a horse with his head removed. Saturday Night Live (SNL) has also done a special about the Headless Horseman.