290:. Hardin, Helm and Sam McCracken Jr. were gathered together talking in front of a blacksmith shop. Helm was unarmed, having left his revolvers at Mrs. McCracken's boarding house, where he was then residing. Jim Taylor advanced on Helm from behind and attempted to discharge his revolver, but it misfired. As Helm turned, Taylor fired again, this time striking Helm in the chest. Helm rushed Taylor with the intent to grapple with him, but Hardin discharged a double barrel shotgun, shattering Helm's arm. As Helm attempted to flee into the blacksmith shop, Hardin held townspeople at gunpoint while Taylor unloaded the remaining five bullets from his revolver into him. As Hardin and Taylor mounted their horses and prepared to ride away, they boasted that they had accomplished what they had come to do. The next night, Hardin and other Taylor supporters surrounded the ranch house of Sutton family ally, Joe Tumlinson. A shouted truce was arranged and both sides signed a peace treaty in Clinton, Texas. However, within a year, violence once again broke out between the two sides.
695:, lasting from 1882â1892 had its origins in a feud between the Tewksbury and Graham families. The feud began in 1882 with a dispute involving the Tewksbury and Graham families and prominent cattleman James Stinson, who accused both families of rustling cattle from his ranch. After the Tewksburys resisted an attempt by Stinson's men to arrest them, Stinson offered the Grahams 50 heads of cattle and immunity from prosecution to give evidence against them. The Grahams agreed, but the discovery of the deal between the Grahams and Stinson led to the collapse of the case against the Tewksburys. On the journey back to Pleasant Valley after the trial, Frank Tewksbury died of pneumonia and the Tewksburys blamed the Grahams and Stinson for his death.
437:, between 1878 and 1890. Initially a personal vendetta between prominent residents Paris Brumfield and Canaan Adkins, the feud culminated in a bitter war between local timber barons and businessmen, including Allen Brumfield, John W. Runyon, and Benjamin Adams. The feud resulted in at least four deaths, numerous injuries and scuffles between factions, nationwide press coverage, and the extermination/out-migration of several key participants. It has been memorialized in at least one ballad and play, as well as through music recorded by
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which was actively working for the protection of blacks and Union sympathizers. This was the "Union League", in Pilot Grove, Texas, less than seven miles from Lee's home. By the time that Lee and other ex-Confederate soldiers of the area returned to their homes in northeast Texas, the region was already roiling in conflict, as most area residents resented the intrusion of the
Reconstruction soldiers stationed throughout the state.
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verbal exchange with the
Horrell brothers, who had been inside the saloon, a gunfight ensued. Four of the officers were killed, including Capt. Williams. Williams had managed to shoot and badly wound Mart Horrell, and his brother, Tom Horrell, was also among the wounded. Following the gunfight, more state police were sent to the county. Mart Horrell and three friends were arrested and taken to the
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death in a confrontation with the
Tewksburys the same day. On August 17, William Graham was murdered by the Tewksburys. In retaliation, several Graham allies rode down to the Tewksbury ranch and Andy Blevins shot dead John Tewksbury Jr. and William Jacobs, both of whom were unarmed, initiating a shootout that lasted until the arrival of lawmen forced the Grahams to retreat. When county sheriff
297:, on March 11, 1874. Tired of the feud, Sutton had been planning to leave the area for good. In retaliation, the Sutton faction caught and lynched three of the Taylor group, on June 22, 1874. After this, the fighting continued, though with much less frequency. Jim Taylor was killed January 1, 1875. On November 17, 1875, Reuben H. Brown, the new leader of the Suttons and ex-marshal of
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101:. When Hasley's son, Samuel, returned from service in the war, he became active in the conflict with Early, escalating the feud. When the younger Hasley brought a local outlaw, Jim McRae, into the fight, Early sought federal troop intervention, which was granted. On July 30, 1869, McRae was ambushed and killed. Calvin Clark, an Early ally, was gunned down shortly afterward in
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as well as a Deputy U.S. Marshal) the previous
December, and the recent assassination of his brother Morgan (also an assistant U.S. Marshal) the week before. When several suspects in the attacks were set free by the court â some owing to legal technicalities and others based on the strength of alibis
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soldier, who was gunned down on
January 7, 1865, while hiding in a cave. McCoy died at the hands of a group of Hatfield allies, and Confederate irregulars (named the "Logan Wildcats"), who had tracked him to his hiding place. The conflict was renewed thirteen years later when two McCoy family members
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Sutton had become a deputy sheriff in
Clinton, Texas, and on March 25, 1868, he shot and killed a Taylor kinsman, Charley Taylor, whom he was trying to arrest for horse theft. The following Christmas Eve, Sutton killed Buck Taylor and Dick Chisholm in a saloon in Clinton, after an argument regarding
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When the war broke out, a resident of the area, Bob Lee, immediately joined the
Confederate Army, leaving his wife, three children, and his home in the care of his father Daniel. Near the end of the war, word reached Lee that a Union sympathizer, Lewis Peacock, had set up an organization in his home
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Roseanna McCoy began a courtship with Johnson "Johnse" Hatfield, Devil Anse's son. Roseanna left her family to live with the Hatfields in West Virginia. In 1881, when Johnse abandoned the pregnant Roseanna, marrying her cousin instead, the bitterness
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Stinson dissolved his herd and left
Pleasant Valley in 1884 after his ranch foreman Marion McCann was attacked by members of the Tewksbury faction, causing the Grahams significant financial damage. Tensions were worsened when the Tewksburys began driving sheep into the area, which many resented due
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The noted gun-battle had occurred on
October 26, 1881, and was itself the climax of the EarpâClanton family feud, simmering since the summer of 1880. Tensions between the Earps and both the Clantons and McLaurys increased through 1881, culminating in the historic gunfight. At the O.K. Corral, three
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The feud quickly escalated, when, on January 22, 1877 (while in the Wiley and Toland's Gem Saloon in Lampasas), John Higgins shot and killed Merritt Horrell in a gunfight. The three remaining Horrell brothers vowed revenge. On March 26, 1877, Tom and Mart Horrell were shot and wounded in an ambush,
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On March 14, 1873, state officers Wesley Cherry, Jim Daniels, and Andrew Melville arrested Bill Bowen, a brother-in-law to the Horrell brothers, for carrying a firearm (which Governor Davis had recently outlawed in the area). The officers then entered Jerry Scott's Saloon with Bowen in tow. After a
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On August 26, 1870, the Suttons were allegedly sent to arrest Henry and his brother William Kelly, who were both related by marriage to Pitkin Taylor, on a trivial charge. However, rather than arresting the men, the Suttons shot the Kellys. Due to his handling of the affair, Helm was dismissed from
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On March 16, 1899, Reese was killed in a gunfight (provoked by him) with Townsend allies, and Reese's family vowed revenge. From May 17, 1899 to May 17, 1907, five additional gunfights took place in the area, with the results that Dick Reese (Sam's brother), Arthur Burford, Hiram Clements and Jim
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John Brooks left the area after recuperating from his wounds. Remaining Brooks brother, Henry, left the area soon after serving time for a subsequent arrest for horse theft. He died violently in a shootout with Alabama law enforcement in 1911. Sam Baker was killed October 7, 1911 by the son of an
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On June 7, 1877, John Higgins rode into Lampasas accompanied by: brother-in-law, Bob Mitchell; Mitchell's brother, Frank; a friend, Bill Wren; and another brother-in-law, Ben Terry. The Horrell brothers and several friends were already in town, gathered at the town square. It is unknown who fired
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Lee's doctor was murdered by Hugh Hudson, another Peacock sympathizer, and the feud immediately escalated. Hudson, the doctor's killer, was himself quickly killed, as were other combatants. Many were wounded, including Peacock. By the summer of 1868, the conflict had become so heated that Peacock
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sheep herder working for the Tewksburys was killed and decapitated by Tom Graham, one of the heads of the Graham family. Later that year, Graham supporter Mart Blevins, father of Andy Blevins, disappeared near the Tewksburys ranch, and his son Hamp Blevins and Graham ally John Payne were shot to
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On May 15, 1873, Sutton family allies Jim Cox and Jake Christman were killed by the Taylor faction during a gunfight at Tomlinson Creek. Hardin later admitted that there were reports that he had led the fight in which these two men were killed, but would neither confirm nor deny his involvement.
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Helm was formerly a captain in the infamous Texas State Police force under the Reconstruction Government. Violent and repressive, Helm and his henchmen reportedly killed 21 men in two months during the summer of 1869. Confronting Sheriff Helm in the street, Hardin shot Helm once, then held the
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area several years before the American Civil War. By all accounts, the two families got along well for over a decade. However, by the early 1870s, the five 'Horrell boys': Mart, Tom, Merritt, Ben and Sam had been involved in numerous lawless activities. In January 1873, Lampasas County
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This notorious range war began as a county law enforcement issue between the Taylor family, headed by Pitkin Taylor, brother of Creed Taylor, a renowned Texas Ranger, and local lawman William E. Sutton, a former Confederate soldier, who had moved with his family to
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first, but it is believed that someone within the Horrell faction opened fire on the Higgins group. When the gunfight ended, Bill Wren had been wounded, Frank Mitchell had been killed, and Horrell faction members, Buck Waltrup and Carson Graham, had been killed.
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attempted to arrest Blevins for the murders, a shootout ensued which resulted in the deaths of Blevins, his brother Sam and family friend Mose Roberts. Fighting continued until every member of both families was dead except for Ed Tewksbury and Tom Graham.
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between the two families grew. In 1882, Ellison Hatfield, brother of Devil Anse Hatfield, was killed in an election-day dispute by three of Roseanna's brothers, who themselves were killed by a Hatfield-led mob while in the custody of the law.
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Two days later, in a May 17, 1873, gunfight, Hardin killed Dewitt County deputy sheriff, J.B. Morganâserving under Helm, who was now sheriff of DeWitt County. Hardin played a part in the assassination later that same day of Sheriff Helm in
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Violence erupted between the factions when Graham supporter Andy Blevins robbed and killed one of the Tewksbury's sheep herders. The Grahams and other local cattlemen then began conducting raids against the Tewksburys, backed by the
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for armed robbery and murder. While confined to the local jail, vigilantes broke in and shot and killed them both. Sam was the only remaining Horrell brother. He moved his family to Oregon in 1882, thus marking an end to the feud.
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The Earp vendetta ride arose as a result of coordinated attacks (in December 1881 and again in March 1882) against the Earp brothers. These ambushes were in retaliation for their involvement in the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, in
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and opened fire on the sleeping family. The cabin was set on fire in an effort to drive Randolph McCoy into the open. He escaped by making a break, but two of his children were murdered, and his wife was beaten and left for dead.
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irate shopkeeper he had previously confronted. Willis Brooks' widow and family matriarch, "Old Jenny" Brooks, died on March 29, 1924, at the age of ninety-eight, and is said to have been proud that all of her sons had "
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in the United States. These feuds have been numerous and some became quite vicious. Often, a conflict which may have started out as a rivalry between two individuals or families became further escalated into a
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The feud between the Ramsey family and the Tuggle family in northwest Louisiana's Claiborne Parish in the early 1890s left at least a dozen dead by gunfire. Most of the killings were from ambush.
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some of his cattle. The brothers were arrested, but were quickly acquitted. Although things were tense between the two families, no actions were taken by either side at that time.
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The feud reached its apex when Jim and his cousin Billy Taylor gunned down William Sutton and a friend, Gabriel Slaughter, as they waited on a steamboat platform, in
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rail station. The Earp group was escorting the still invalid Virgil Earp, and his wife, to safety so they could be removed from the now dangerous Arizona Territory.
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Julie McDonald (1991), Saints & Scoundrels: Colorful Characters of the American West, Amazon Digital Services, Inc. Ed Tewksbury and the Pleasant Valley War
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Pitkin Taylor was murdered in 1872 by Sutton supporters and was succeeded as head of the family by his son Jim Taylor, who vowed revenge on Sutton.
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The feud ended on October 10, 1902 when Jim McFarland was ambushed and killed near his home, possibly at the hands of Sam Baker, a Brooks ally.
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that began to scour Cochise and Pima counties for the purpose of hunting down and killing the men he thought guilty of the attacks. Wyatt and
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killed a witness who was related to both families, and who had testified against them in a court case involving ownership of a stray pig.
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Tom McLaury, Frank McLaury and Billy Clanton (left to right) in the window of the undertakers following the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral.
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Perhaps the most infamous feud in the history of the U.S., the HatfieldâMcCoy conflict is an iconic and legendary event in American
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Carrying federal arrest warrants for the assassins, the federal posse killed four men. The vendetta ride ended with the killing of
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provided by sympathetic confederates â Wyatt Earp decided he could not rely on civil justice, and took matters into his own hands.
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Between 1880 and 1891, the feud claimed more than a dozen members of the two families, becoming headline news around the country.
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In 1888, Wall Hatfield and eight others were arrested and ordered to stand trial for the New Years Night murders. Seven received
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The feud reached its peak during the so-called 1888 New Years Night Massacre. Several of the Hatfield gang surrounded the McCoy
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the sale of some horses. On August 23, 1869, the Sutton faction was suspected of the ambush and killing of Jack Hays Taylor.
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1227:Wise, Ken (March 2012). Hunter, Michelle (ed.).
988:Days of Darkness: The Feuds of Eastern Kentucky
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1951:Skeleton Canyon shootout
1881:Shootout at Wilson Ranch
1871:Shootout on Juneau Wharf
1786:Battle of Lincoln (1878)
1704:The Horrell-Higgins Feud
1152:Hardin, John W. (1896).
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985:Pearce, John Ed (1994).
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3782:Lost Ship of the Desert
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3684:Great Platte River Road
3351:George Armstrong Custer
3143:William "Bill" Tilghman
2656:Nootka (Nuu-chah-nulth)
2427:List of Old West lawmen
2305:Northfield Bank Robbery
2084:RegulatorâModerator War
2011:Anderson-McCluskie duel
1096:Parsons, Chuck (2009).
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1946:Power's Cabin shootout
1936:Shootout in Sonoratown
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1851:Battle of Tres Jacales
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3361:Samuel P. Heintzelman
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2566:Five Civilized Tribes
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2114:Colorado Railroad War
1991:Duels of Tom Carberry
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1891:Battleground Gunfight
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1791:Variety Hall shootout
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1692:June 7, 2012, at the
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2016:CantonâDunn Shootout
1981:HickokâTutt Shootout
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1911:Gunfight at Spokogee
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1665:Columbus, TX History
1600:Butler, Ken (1997).
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2051:Western Code Duello
2036:Burton Mossman duel
2026:South Pass Shootout
1861:Gunfight at Morenci
1811:Battle of the Plaza
1771:Goingsnake massacre
1697:HatfieldâMcCoy Feud
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407:Lincoln County Feud
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115:HatfieldâMcCoy feud
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2099:SuttonâTaylor feud
2089:Lincoln County War
2031:WalkerâGraham duel
1921:Shootout in Benson
1906:Thibodaux massacre
1866:Blackwell gunfight
1841:Battle of Cimarron
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1986:Duels of Jim Levy
1931:Battle of Eufaula
1856:Battle of Ingalls
1821:Trinidad Gunfight
1624:Butler, pg. 50-52
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5065:Fort Laramie
5060:Fort Bridger
4845:Broken Arrow
4596:Independence
4193:Cowboy boots
4188:Western wear
4068:Mountain men
3978:
3729:Tanner Trail
3714:Pony Express
3709:Oregon Trail
3704:Mormon Trail
3574:Homesteading
3539:Cattle drive
3502:Peter Lebeck
3487:Annie Oakley
3447:Doc Holliday
3376:Luther Kelly
3356:Alexis Godey
3346:George Crook
3281:Sundance Kid
3236:Johnny Ringo
3226:Bill Downing
3007:Levi Ruggles
2967:Donner Party
2942:John Bozeman
2937:Daniel Boone
2876:Sitting Bull
2851:Plenty Coups
2786:Chief Joseph
2781:Bloody Knife
2776:Black Kettle
2476:1776 to 1912
2179:Bellevue War
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927:
833:James Brooks
822:Texas Ranger
818:
814:U.S. senator
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743:Creek Nation
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687:An infamous
686:
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656:Johnny Ringo
652:Johnny Behan
646:
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603:police chief
600:
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579:October 2014
576:
561:Please help
549:
495:Doc Holliday
479:
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449:EarpâClanton
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396:Texas Ranger
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4928:Oregon City
4923:McMinnville
4850:Fort Gibson
4782:Fort Sumner
4772:Albuquerque
4739:Carson City
4643:Fort Benton
4601:Kansas City
4573:Leavenworth
4494:Tallahassee
4345:Los Angeles
4330:Bakersfield
4307:Window Rock
4114:New Mexican
4104:Californian
4053:Ghost towns
3944:Mexican War
3939:Indian Wars
3812:Gold rushes
3792:Paul Bunyan
3699:Meek Cutoff
3659:Barlow Road
3529:Barbed wire
3462:Seth Kinman
3276:Soapy Smith
3271:Belle Starr
3261:Tom McLaury
3251:Tom Ketchum
3246:Frank James
3241:Jesse James
3221:Bill Doolin
3194:Ike Clanton
3133:John Selman
3123:Bass Reeves
3098:Pat Garrett
3083:Virgil Earp
3078:Morgan Earp
3063:Elfego Baca
3002:Juan Rivera
2947:Jim Bridger
2826:Ganundalegi
2811:Crazy Snake
2806:Crazy Horse
1365:November 8,
1292:|work=
1274:October 30,
1189:|work=
1171:October 30,
745:of the old
717:Perry Owens
638:Ike Clanton
623:Warren Earp
507:Tom McLaury
423:Harts Creek
177:LeeâPeacock
99:Confederacy
23:Family Feud
5106:Categories
4976:Fort Worth
4913:The Dalles
4880:Tishomingo
4767:Alamogordo
4658:Livingston
4638:Deer Lodge
4558:Dodge City
4512:Fort Boise
4469:Negro Fort
4436:Rapid City
4431:Pine Ridge
4426:Fort Yates
4350:Sacramento
4322:California
4282:Fort Grant
4198:Cowboy hat
4166:New Mexico
4146:Weird West
4099:Chuckwagon
4012:Sheep Wars
3974:Range wars
3797:Pecos Bill
3767:Johnny Kaw
3762:John Henry
3757:Dime novel
3652:and trails
3629:Tack piano
3609:Stagecoach
3564:Ghost town
3326:Kit Carson
3314:and scouts
3174:Black Bart
3088:Wyatt Earp
2816:Dasoda-hae
2801:Crazy Bear
2771:Black Hawk
2376:Gunfighter
2259:Sheep Wars
1425:0963778536
919:References
521:counties.
433:counties,
38:McCoy Clan
5042:Vancouver
4918:La Grande
4885:Tuskahoma
4875:Tahlequah
4855:Fort Sill
4822:Tucumcari
4792:Las Vegas
4721:Whiteclay
4716:Valentine
4648:Fort Peck
4606:St. Louis
4563:Ellsworth
4517:Fort Hall
4489:St. Marks
4474:Pensacola
4388:Telluride
4355:San Diego
4340:Jamestown
4297:Tombstone
4239:Anchorage
4087:Influence
4058:Gunfights
3850:Gunfights
3694:Lolo Pass
3650:Transport
3589:Moonshine
3579:Land rush
3569:Gunfights
3559:Fast draw
3534:Boot Hill
3432:C. S. Fly
3396:Al Sieber
3103:Jack Helm
2987:Joe Mayer
2925:Explorers
2896:Ten Bears
2881:Smallwood
2866:Sacagawea
2861:Red Cloud
2841:Manuelito
2836:Kiliahote
2686:Seminoles
2646:Nez Perce
2511:Blackfoot
2293:Robberies
2244:Pecos War
1963:showdowns
1961:Duels and
1758:Gunfights
1742:Gunfights
1427:pp. 20â22
1294:ignored (
1284:cite book
1191:ignored (
1181:cite book
1022:150 pages
810:incumbent
689:range war
550:does not
253:Jack Helm
58:range war
5091:Category
4981:Gonzales
4933:Portland
4870:Pawhuska
4865:Okmulgee
4817:Santa Fe
4807:Mogollon
4777:Cimarron
4706:Ogallala
4678:Nebraska
4663:Missoula
4628:Billings
4588:Missouri
4527:Illinois
4416:Deadwood
4411:Bismarck
4393:Trinidad
4370:Colorado
4287:Prescott
4244:Iditarod
4171:Red Dirt
3744:Folklore
3554:Cow town
3472:Nat Love
3366:Tom Horn
3312:Soldiers
3073:Roy Bean
2929:pioneers
2916:Washakie
2911:Victorio
2821:Geronimo
2796:Degataga
2691:Shoshone
2636:Muscogee
2621:Maricopa
2596:Kumeyaay
2586:Kickapoo
2581:Hualapai
2551:Comanche
2526:Cheyenne
2516:Cahuilla
2369:See also
1750:Old West
1690:Archived
1659:Archived
1243:March 4,
891:See also
755:Spokogee
751:Oklahoma
376:rustling
133:Kentucky
121:folklore
103:Arkansas
66:Old West
5037:Seattle
5027:Everett
4986:Lubbock
4971:El Paso
4966:Abilene
4908:Astoria
4812:Roswell
4802:Mesilla
4797:Lincoln
4686:Chadron
4633:Bozeman
4578:Wichita
4553:Abilene
4446:Yankton
4292:Phoenix
4259:Skagway
4134:Tex-Mex
4073:Outlaws
3162:Outlaws
2871:Seattle
2831:Irataba
2791:Cochise
2741:Yavapai
2711:Tonkawa
2671:Pequots
2601:Kutenai
2571:Hidatsa
2546:Cocopah
2531:Chinook
2501:Arikara
2496:Arapaho
1748:in the
826:Captain
649:Sheriff
571:removed
556:sources
515:Cochise
427:Lincoln
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