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Outlaws of the Old West | William Coe
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A rock fortress known as Robber’s Roost was built by a band of outlaws led by ‘Captain’ William Coe in No Man’s Land (Oklahoma Panhandle) in the late 1860’s. Coe’s gang were estimated to be from 30-50 in size, but seldom were all of them at the stronghold at any one time. Legends of lost treasure surround Coe. Subscribe For New Stories Every Week! Thanks for watching ! A little support goes a l...
How did this Man Escape Wyatt Earp ?
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Jose Chavez y Chavez | Lincoln County War Survivor
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Jose Chavez y Chavez | Lincoln County War Survivor
Infamous Lawmen of the Old West pt. 1
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Infamous Lawmen of the Old West pt. 1
Outlaws of the Old West | Ben Kilpatrick
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Outlaws of the Old West | Ben Kilpatrick
Legends of the Old West | Wild Women
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Legends of the Old West | Wild Women
Wild Facts About the Old West
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Wild Facts About the Old West
Outlaws of the Old West | William ‘Wild Bill’ Longley
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Outlaws of the Old West | William ‘Wild Bill’ Longley
Outlaws of the Old West | Frank James
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Outlaws of the Old West | Frank James
Wild Bunch Outlaw | Flatnose George Currie
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Wild Bunch Outlaw | Flatnose George Currie
Wild Facts about the Old West
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Wild Facts about the Old West
The Worst Bank Robber in the Wild West
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The Worst Bank Robber in the Wild West
Frontier Towns | Dodge City
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Frontier Towns | Dodge City
Outlaws of the Old West | Billy Stiles
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Outlaws of the Old West | Billy Stiles
Outlaws of the Old West | Jesse Evans
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Outlaws of the Old West | Jesse Evans
Outlaws of the Old West | JJ Webb
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Outlaws of the Old West | JJ Webb
Outlaws of the Old West | Ab Saunders
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Outlaws of the Old West | Ab Saunders
Outlaws of the Old West | Jim Miller
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Outlaws of the Old West | Jim Miller
Outlaws of the Old West | Billy Wilson
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Outlaws of the Old West | Billy Wilson
Outlaws of the Old West | Dave Rudabaugh
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Outlaws of the Old West | Dave Rudabaugh
Outlaws of the Old West | Charlie Bowdre
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Outlaws of the Old West | Charlie Bowdre
Outlaws of the Old West | Billy Clanton
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Outlaws of the Old West | Billy Clanton
Outlaws of the Old West | Henry Newton Brown
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Outlaws of the Old West | Henry Newton Brown
Outlaws of the Old West | Hoodoo Brown
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Outlaws of the Old West | Hoodoo Brown
The Death of Ed Masterson in Dodge City
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The Death of Ed Masterson in Dodge City
Outlaws of the Old West | Sam Bass
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Outlaws of the Old West | Sam Bass
The Wild Bunch Member that Lived ! (officially)
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The Wild Bunch Member that Lived ! (officially)
Outlaws of the Old West | Billy the Kid
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Outlaws of the Old West | Billy the Kid
San Antonio’s Infamous Madame 💃🏼
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San Antonio’s Infamous Madame 💃🏼

Комментарии

  • @ErichKartmann
    @ErichKartmann День назад

    Arthur Morgan: “You let him Damn us all Dutch”

  • @WesProphecy2032
    @WesProphecy2032 Месяц назад

    Any Sam Bass collectors out there?

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 29 дней назад

      I found him super interesting since im from nebraska. What do you collect?

  • @James-os5fh
    @James-os5fh Месяц назад

    "Girls laid out in a pine wood box , each girl displayed in their cotton socks. The girls once so brave their cowgirl boots laid on the grave."

  • @user-qh9cz5xo7jkeithkucera
    @user-qh9cz5xo7jkeithkucera Месяц назад

    What happened to will roberts alias dixon 6th man in the hole in the wall gang

  • @jefferybulls5962
    @jefferybulls5962 2 месяца назад

    My mom is related to him

  • @Joe-ff6tk
    @Joe-ff6tk 2 месяца назад

    dont fuck around in my city! proud to be here!

  • @danmaltby3271
    @danmaltby3271 2 месяца назад

    Total psycho, shot a bunch of ex slaves and former friends, sounds like a peach

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 2 месяца назад

      Finding out about guys like this is what makes these videos fun to create!

  • @bluestripsnow5974
    @bluestripsnow5974 3 месяца назад

    My uncle hid Billy stiles when he was on the run

  • @stevemccarty6384
    @stevemccarty6384 3 месяца назад

    I have a nice photo, a tintype, of Billy Wilson taken outside his cell in Las Vegas. He is wearing a new suit of clothes including a new hat, but wears his old boots. Pic was probably taken soon after his capture at Stinking Springs and after he was allowed to change clothes. He has a blond mustache. With his pic I found one of the Kid and Rudabaugh all wearing new suits. Billy's is black. He and Dave are photographed sitting in their jail cells. Wilson is pictured sitting on a chair placed in the alley. I think the images were made to be mug shots.

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 2 месяца назад

      Thats really cool! Where do you find stuff like that?

    • @stevemccarty6384
      @stevemccarty6384 2 месяца назад

      @@WildWestLegend Where did I find these photographs? It's very strange and an amazing coinsidence. I walked into a little antique store in Bend, Oregon. There i found a collection of tintype photographs. I immediately recognized some of them. There were several. Eventually I found photos of Sallie Chisum's family and her friends who included the Regulators.

  • @NickRN7-rr2ti
    @NickRN7-rr2ti 3 месяца назад

    At over 30 years of studying this way too much more than I should, and pouring over ALL of the material, this is what likely happened. The Mclaurys wanted to leave Tombstone. They had sold their farm to a neighbor. They were going to Texas to see their brother and Billy Clanton, who was close to Frank, was going along. After Texas, the 3 brothers were going north to their sisters wedding. That same other brother lost his wife suddenly and unexpectedly in the very same day the Clanton patriarch was killed. The Journal of George Parsons states in early October that he saw Curly Bill and the cowboy was seemingly leaving Arizona. There were others. After the death of Old Man Clanton, the outlaws and their friends in the area knew that the lifestyle that they knew and enjoyed was over. You had the Earps on their trail constantly, you had the army starting to interact with them, and now you had Federales crossing the border to enact revenge on them for stealing cattle. There was a a true fear of a border war that thankfully didnt happen. For the cowboys, who were used to Johnny Behan, an ally being most of any real law for so long, life was changing fast. Ike came to Tombstone, got drunk, and ran his mouth. He didn't like the sudden changes in his life. And he was losing friends fast. He was stuck with a ranch that he was overseeing now and friends were disappearing. He blamed everyone, including the Earps. Holliday heard him and mocked him. It escaped into a verbal argument and Doc, desperate to get Ike to fight him, told him that he had killed Old Man Clanton. The next morning, Ike went to Doc's room looking for him with a rifle. The Earps had to get involved, because they were the law in Tombstone. And Holliday was their friend, who had started everything and everything needed to be resolved before it escalated. But it escalated, drove everyone else into it. And Doc requested a shotgun from Virgil when he found out Ike wasn't the only one in town. Virgil refused help from others, because he didn't want more people drawn into it. He brought Doc along for the sole purpose of getting the two of them to resolve their differences before there was bloodshed. Two problems. 1. By that point too many other things had already happened. And Frank McLaury had a temper. 2. Doc Holliday had a temper too. It was like throwing gasoline on a fire. Things went to the point if no return when they caught up with them at Flys boarding, which is where Doc lived. And the very same place where Ike had come earlier looking for Doc. To Doc, that must have seemed like a personal threat to his safety. To Frank McLaury, it seemed like the Earps were following them around town harassing them. First, Virgil buffaloed Ike. Second, Wyatt buffaloed Tom. Then, Wyatt followed them to the gun shop and tried to pick another fight with them. This is why Frank, not Wyatt, said the famous line, "you SOBS are looking for a fight". And that was all Virgil's famous command, wasnt one at all. It was a reply to Frank, "I've come to disarm you. Give up your guns." In defiance, Frank shook his head and made a motion for his pistol saying "We will"--- (we will not) Holliday had unfurled his shotgun and come forward. Virgil tried to stop it but too many people had hands on weapons at that time. Wyatt, contrary to popular belief was deepest in the lot. Not Virgil. This is how Wyatt wasn't hit as the fight spilled into the road further away from him. It's also how he was in position to fire at the back of Flys when the thought there was a shooter there. Morgan shot Frank McLaury. Doc held a shotgun. Virgil held a cane. Wyatt was too far away. Wyatt shot Billy Clanton. Which was the sole reason Ike took him by the arm. Ike wanted to kill Wyatt and Wyatt tried to kill him. When Wyatt's shot missed Ike he pushed Wyatt against Flys and ran down the building. Some people will tell you he ran up through everyone who was shooting, into the road and into Flys front door, just to run out the back. Ike ran AWAY from the fight not through it. Virgil got hit before he even got his pistol out. It was a leg shot. No one aims for someone's leg. That came from Frank who was gut shot and firing back from behind his horse and doing the best he could. Tom McLaury ran. Fight or flight. No weapon, he ran. Holliday hit him in the side as he ran. Fallehy, and one or two other stated he was running and the wound described by the Coroner, HM Matthew's is consistent with someone running. Morgan and Doc were both seen by eyewitnesses to be shooting at the man with the horse in the middle of the road, who was Frank. Wyatt thought there was a shooter behind Flys, which in all likelyhood was just a door slamming. He spent the rest of the fight occupied with that and called out a warning to the others. When Morgan turned that way, he was hit by Frank, but got up in a stooping position and kept firing at him as Frank crossed the road. When Doc turned that way he saw Billy Clanton coming along the way of the Harwood home, firing and following the Mclaurys into the road. Doc hit Billy, then turned to face Frank who lost his horse. It was Doc, not Morgan who fired the fatal shot into the back of Frank's head behind the right ear. Your two pistolero that day were not Wyatt. Or Morgan. Or Billy. It was Doc and Frank.

  • @NickRN7-rr2ti
    @NickRN7-rr2ti 3 месяца назад

    I wonder when the world discover that Spence escaped Wyatt's wrath because he had nothing to do with it. Some of the others came to his home for shelter after the assassination. And that Spence was actually.....drum roll...a Wells Fargo agent.

  • @Qnts-
    @Qnts- 3 месяца назад

    This is my grandpa

  • @aaronz7056
    @aaronz7056 4 месяца назад

    Thus died a truly stupid outlaw...

  • @heyyouyayou7933
    @heyyouyayou7933 4 месяца назад

    makes me want to get a horse. keep it by the lawnmower

  • @GaryYoung-eq1ph
    @GaryYoung-eq1ph 5 месяцев назад

    It would be a charming experience 2 live in 1800s in those small towns, with dirt roads, horses ,guns, more freedom ,cheap everything, never have 2 lock ur door, bars galore, etc

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 5 месяцев назад

      It is easy to romanticize the fun parts! I would have totally robbed a bank and retired 😂 everyday things were a little different tho, no plumbing, no shower, no refrigerator, no ac, no electricity. I think the hardest part would be food and clean water, but idk

    • @GaryYoung-eq1ph
      @GaryYoung-eq1ph 5 месяцев назад

      Also lots of free land

    • @GaryYoung-eq1ph
      @GaryYoung-eq1ph 5 месяцев назад

      Some things were better

  • @seankilpatrick9793
    @seankilpatrick9793 5 месяцев назад

    This is my like 6 times great grandpa i believe

  • @coltgun876
    @coltgun876 5 месяцев назад

    *I'M HOODOO BROOOOOOOWWWWWWNNNNNN*

  • @mundoo8779
    @mundoo8779 5 месяцев назад

    “Quien es” It could be “ Who’s there” or “Who is it”

  • @stevemccarty6384
    @stevemccarty6384 6 месяцев назад

    I own the original tintype of Dirty Dave that we see here. I found it in a little antique shop and posted it several years ago. It has since been picked up by several authors and we see it here. I found other photos of Regulators. I found them not at once, but in the same place. I also have authentic tintypes of The Kid, Tom Folliard, Frank Coe, George Coe, Phoebe and Helena Coe, the wives of George and Frank. I've got photos of Lilly Casey posed with Bob Olinger. Doc Scurlock, Big Jim French, Yginio Salazar, Alex McSween, Frank McNab, Dick Brewer, Sallie Chisum, her sister Mary Branch Chisum and her parents. Others too. I posted my pictures years ago and you can see them if you look up Snapfish, Sallie Chisum pictures. You'll see other that I have not mentioned above. Billy, BTW was very young, and not a big man. Most other pictures that are supposed to be him are not. My collection of LCW related photographs were once owned by Sallie lucy Chisum herself and many of the pics are of her family, including her husband, children, parents, an uncle and cousins (The Towry family.) Steve McCarty

  • @rogerross6583
    @rogerross6583 6 месяцев назад

    He killed over 30 men? Can you name them?😊

  • @Joseph-m6w
    @Joseph-m6w 6 месяцев назад

    Went to college there in 1967,there was few people few cars an even less trees.

  • @JRidgely
    @JRidgely 6 месяцев назад

    They still make the Boss of The Plains till this day but it has a curved brim now. The brim was curved. Later on it after realizing that they would curve anyways when people were out in the sun all the time.

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 6 месяцев назад

      Thanks for sharing that! So interesting! Prob $400 now

    • @JRidgely
      @JRidgely 6 месяцев назад

      @@WildWestLegend $200, I actually saw it for $180 a few weeks ago. It goes on sale every now and then.

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 6 месяцев назад

      I’m more a fan of that Clint Eastwood flat brim hat. Is that called a Nevada?

    • @JRidgely
      @JRidgely 6 месяцев назад

      @@WildWestLegend not sure, although I’m wearing one in my picture I never cared for the way flat brims look on me.

  • @kneedeepinbluebells5538
    @kneedeepinbluebells5538 6 месяцев назад

    " ... you're not a deliberate man Ed ... " True Enough - Another Nice Guy Finishing Last ... Alas.

  • @worldobserver3515
    @worldobserver3515 7 месяцев назад

    Good channel and good stories.

  • @JustSumIdiot
    @JustSumIdiot 7 месяцев назад

    “Well I’ll be damned. This is funny” is the full thing. He said it after realizing he was going to die in bare feet. He always said that he would die in his boots, and thought it was funny that even though he tried so hard not to, he would die of tuberculosis and not smoking, drinking, or getting shot in a duel.

  • @SealofPerfection
    @SealofPerfection 7 месяцев назад

    This meme is incorrect. A casket handle was never called a huckle. Just look up "huckle" and see what it means. Look it up in an old dictionary, see if it ever meant "casket handle", or ANY type of handle. It didn't. And you won't find "huckle bearer" in any form of media or literature from before the late 1990's, when it was invented on the internet. And just look up what a pall is. Then how "pall bearer" came to be. It's not remotely anything to do with the handle on a casket. Nobody would be called a handle bearer, which is exactly what "huckle bearer" would mean IF a huckle was a handle, and IF "huckle bearer" was a real term...neither of which were true. Every single copy of the script says Huckleberry. Doc saying that to Ringo came right out of a late 1920's book "Tombstone: An Iliad of the Southwest". Word-for-word. Here's the passage: "I'm your huckleberry Ringo" replied the cheerful doctor "That's just my game". Direct quote from the 1920's book "Tombstone: An Iliad of the Southwest"

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 7 месяцев назад

      The title says “its im your huckleberry”

  • @shredguitar7680
    @shredguitar7680 7 месяцев назад

    So…..he didn’t look like Richie Valens. Got it

    • @miamijefe7793
      @miamijefe7793 4 месяца назад

      La Bamba actor didn't look like Richie either. lol

    • @LittleRed_Plays
      @LittleRed_Plays 5 часов назад

      ​@@miamijefe7793 Lou Diamond Phillips

  • @natashaevsimon1441
    @natashaevsimon1441 7 месяцев назад

    So how was his body preserved for so long?

  • @natashaevsimon1441
    @natashaevsimon1441 7 месяцев назад

    Parents ruin children

  • @unappreciatedtreehouse821
    @unappreciatedtreehouse821 7 месяцев назад

    Just watched Wyatt Earp for the hundredth time.

  • @bothompson-ov6ju
    @bothompson-ov6ju 7 месяцев назад

    Ima Webb city boy

  • @JaneBuchanan-g8w
    @JaneBuchanan-g8w 8 месяцев назад

    Interesting piece, I might suggest that you do away with Arizona cactus shots with the cattle. The closest that you can come to that are the numerous Yuccas around Dodge. Likewise, the wagon shot that is either New Mexico or Colorado. Only Matt Dillon had mountains on the west side of town.

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 7 месяцев назад

      Thanks, you have a keen eye. Just trying to use some real life footage ive collected instead of the same ol stuff everyone else uses

  • @GrantKloulubak-bf7bm
    @GrantKloulubak-bf7bm 8 месяцев назад

    These guys all white folks

  • @iowa_lot_to_travel9471
    @iowa_lot_to_travel9471 8 месяцев назад

    Billy: hi Bob Bob: looks up Billy: bye Bob Bob: falls down Billy: best buck eighty I ever spent. 😅😅😊😅😊

  • @GuitarisGreat1
    @GuitarisGreat1 8 месяцев назад

    Very interesting to learn about the other side of the lincoln county war. Thanks!! Liked and full watch

  • @Iziireal
    @Iziireal 8 месяцев назад

    Actually, evans was at Presidio del Norte north of the Rio Bravo (rio grande). At the time, there were 2 Presidio del Norte's. One in México & one across the river in the U.S. Today, Presidio del Norte South of the Rio Bravo is called Ojinaga and north of the river is called Presidio. Back to the story. My great, great grandfather (Cleto Heredia)was the sheriff of Presidio del Norte on the U.S. side when Jesse evans came through town. My grandfather gave him and companions directions on how to get to Pecos, and they departed. The Texas rangers showed up in Presidio the next day. My grandfather told the rangers the route the evans gang was taking. He offered to take the rangers. They rode up the Alamito creek, caught up with the evans gang, and the shoot out began.

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 8 месяцев назад

      Thanks for taking the time to share that! Very cool story! There were a few split border towns i think one was naco in arizona

  • @GuitarisGreat1
    @GuitarisGreat1 8 месяцев назад

    Youre a daisy if you do!

  • @aurteekay6339
    @aurteekay6339 9 месяцев назад

    This is dead on almost the exact story of the red dead redemption 2 video game. I’m almost positive that the game is loosely based on this. Adopted as an orphan, was a rancher(this is why Micah calls Arthur “cowpoke) , he then became an outlaw with a gang, robbed a bunch of coaches, got chased during a manhunt and investigated by the Pinkerton agency, and then one member of the crew (who I believe Micah is based on) became informant for Pinkertons. That’s crazy. it’s a summary of every main point in the story of that game. Mind blown 🤯

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 8 месяцев назад

      Thanks for the comment! Probably my favorite video game !

  • @toddb1206
    @toddb1206 9 месяцев назад

    there is substantial evidence that butch returned to utah, before moving on to possibly washington state. he may have returned home to utah prior to death.

  • @gumersindocontreras8709
    @gumersindocontreras8709 9 месяцев назад

    una pregunta ,fue Jesse evans quien mató a Pat garred ?

  • @mikefontes633
    @mikefontes633 9 месяцев назад

    Dying at just 23, winding up in a $12.50 pine box, and buried in a suit much too big for him---was it really worth it? My first responder medical knowledge is very limited, but stomach wounds are bad news and excruciating, especially back then!

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 8 месяцев назад

      Not many of these guys lived to a ripe old age lol i guess “live fast and die young” was more exciting than being an average citizen. If they did make it to old age, its because they got locked up for years and years 😂 I have a video about elzy lay that has an interesting ending.

    • @mikefontes633
      @mikefontes633 8 месяцев назад

      @@WildWestLegend The same was true of the Depression era bandits who were around forty years later. They were out for a good time, not a long time. It's said that John Dillinger liked reading accounts of the James Gang, and tried to mimic their methods, and, at one point, headed for the Cookson Hills during an escape from the law.

  • @archibaldchuzzlewit1848
    @archibaldchuzzlewit1848 9 месяцев назад

    It's wild to realize that Martin Short's grandfather is the one who killed Courtwright! History is amazing. Great video.

  • @Yeahmanyup
    @Yeahmanyup 9 месяцев назад

    New Mexico has a such a rich history from the Wild West to the Spanish to the natives. Awesome to have some of it talked about.

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 9 месяцев назад

      Ever since the first time i visited NM i have been in love with truly the land of enchantment ✨

  • @outdoorlife5396
    @outdoorlife5396 9 месяцев назад

    Good Video, but I always thought Short shot Courtwright in the saloon. I might be confusing gunfights. I believe Tutt and Hickock shot it out in Springfield MO. That two was an outside gunfight. Thanks

  • @GuitarisGreat1
    @GuitarisGreat1 9 месяцев назад

    Nice video

  • @leondillon8723
    @leondillon8723 9 месяцев назад

    2:09)Quantrill joined the CS Army expecting a Colonel's (O-6) commission. He deserted after being commissioned a captain (O-3).There was an US and a CS bounty on him. 2:65)The James brothers and the Yonger brothers were first cousins.

  • @geoffreyrose5255
    @geoffreyrose5255 9 месяцев назад

    My Cousin. along with Bowdre, O'Folliard ,Brewer, Pat Garrett and Tom Catron. Family has been in New Mexico for over 200 years.

    • @WildWestLegend
      @WildWestLegend 9 месяцев назад

      Cool man! What a history! Thanks for stopping by 👍

    • @davidsaunders6573
      @davidsaunders6573 Месяц назад

      Thanks Albert saunders was a long great cousin

  • @RealBradWigton
    @RealBradWigton 9 месяцев назад

    Why did the TV series The Texan depict Bill Longley as law-abiding?

  • @johnslavin4425
    @johnslavin4425 10 месяцев назад

    I believe that Ab Saunders moved to Missouri when he was around 6 years old and spent his formative years there. When he moved to New Mexico, I believe he took his sister with him.

  • @angelvalle9963
    @angelvalle9963 10 месяцев назад

    Candy dan was no joke .