Outlaws

YOUNGER GANG

Cole Younger Photo
Jim Younger Photo
Bob Younger Photo
Rest Of The Gang
Younger Women
Those That Rode With Youngers

Billy Kid Bio
Experience The legend
Billy Kid Bio
Billy
Billy Kid

JESSE JAMES

Frank James Photo
Jesse,James
Jesse,James
Bud and Donnie Pence They Rode With the James Gang
The Frank and Jesse James Family Outline
"THE JAMES BOYS IN KENTUCKY"
study of Jesse James being portrayed in the movies, from 1920 to 1980
FRANK AND JESSE JAMES FAMILY QUERIES and STORIES

WILD BUNCH

Trail Of Sundance & Butch Cassidy
Butch Cassidy Dead or Alive
Butch & Sundance Bio

DALTON`S

Dalton Photo
Doolin Dalton Gang

Clanton`S

The Clanton Gang Told By A Family Member

THE EARPS

Wyatt Historical Page
Wyatt Lawman,Adventure
Wyatt
People in Wyatt Earp's Life

CLAY ALLISON

SAM BASS

BLACK BART

DOOLINS

GUNS OF OK CORRAL

The Famous Gunfight

CHEROKEE BILL

Cherokee Bill & Photo

John Allman
John Allman At the Cavalry barracks at Prescott, Arizona, during the summer of 1877, Allman got into an argument over a poker game and killed two Sgt.'s. A posse was dispatched and Allman killed two members of the group and escaped. In August he killed two woodcutters and two weeks later entered a saloon in Yuma, killed the bartender and escaped with the cashbox and as many bottles of whiskey as he could carry. A short time later a deputy saw Allman in a Williams, Az. saloon and was killed attempting to make an arrest. Over the next few weeks Allman killed a sheepherder for his gun and ammunition and then kidnapped and raped two young girls, ages 12 and 13. On 11 Oct Clay Calhoun, a member of "Outlaw Exterminators", found Allman at the old Indian cliff dwellings and neatly placed four bullet holes in his body; groin, stomach, chest and mouth, all in perfect alignment.

DOC HOLLIDAY

Doc Holliday

BAT MATERSON

TOM HORN

Blue Duck

Blue Duck was a member of a small gang involved in stage holdups & rustling but periodically rode with Sam & Belle Starr. He killed a farmer in 1884 & was sentenced to hang but Belle Starr, using her female talents, was able to get his sentence commuted to life. Blue Duck was not a Cherokee half-breed but a white man whose alias is the only name recorded.

Wesley Barnett

William Clarke Quantrill (1837-1865)

OUTLAWS AND LAWMEN OF THE CHEROKEE NATION

JOHN WESLEY HARDIN

Wesley Hardin

HENRY STARR

Henry Starr

BLACK KETCHUM

Black Ketchum

John Ringo Family

The life and times of Johnny Ringo

BELLE STARR