Members of the Jessie Evans Gang

This section lists the members of the Jessie Evans Gang, who were hired early on in the Lincoln County War to serve as fighters for the House. They were the first set of gunmen fighting for Dolan & Co. Before the war, the gang was infamous for its livestock theft and trouble-making throughout Lincoln County and northern Mexico. After the end of the war, the gang stayed in Lincoln until Feb. 1879 or so, then fled to Texas after Jessie and gang member Billy Campbell were involved with another murder. In Texas, they stayed for about another year, robbing and rustling frequently, before the Texas Rangers arrested Jessie himself and wiped out the rest of the gang in July of 1880.

Members of the Jessie Evans Gang

• Jessie Evans (leader), died of natural causes circa 1951 in Florida.
• Frank Baker, killed by the Regulators on Mar. 9, 1878 in Agua Negra Canyon, New Mexico.
• Dolly Graham (AKA: George Davis), killed by Texas Rangers in the Chinati Mountains, Texas on July 3, 1880.
• Tom Hill, killed by a sheep-herder near Tularosa, New Mexico, on Mar. 9, 1878.
• Nicholas Provencio, nothing known of life following Lincoln County War.
• George 'Buffalo Bill' Spawn, nothing known of life following Lincoln County War.
• Deputy Jack Long, went to Arizona and disappeared.
• Charles R. 'Pony' Diehl, went to Arizona and disappeared.
• Bill Allen, nothing known of life following Lincoln County War.
• Thomas Cochran, died in Arizona sometime after 1887.
• Dick Lloyd, shot and killed in Arizona in the early 1880s.
• William 'Buck' Morton, also an employee of the House, killed by the Regulators on Mar. 9, 1878 in Agua Negra Canyon, New Mexico.
• Jimmy McDaniels, died of old age around 1950 or so.
• 'Curly Bill' Brocious (possibly), killed by Wyatt Earp at Mescal Springs, Arizona on Mar. 24, 1882.
• Manuel 'Indian' Segovia, killed by the Regulators on May 19, 1878 at Seven Rivers, New Mexico.
• Bob Martin, nothing known of life following Lincoln County War.
• Roscoe Burrell, nothing known of life following Lincoln County War.
• Serafin Aragon, nothing known of life following Lincoln County War.
• Ponciano Domingues, nothing known of life following Lincoln County War.
• Billy Campbell, nothing known of life following Lincoln County War.