Assertion: billy | /r/HasProperty | the kid
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text: Billy the Kid, byname of William H. Bonney, Jr., original name Henry McCarty?, (born November 23, 1859/60, New York, New York,
text: As a child, Billy the Kid went under the name of Henry McCarty.
text: Another hypothesis is that Billy the Kid was in fact Ollie L. (“Brushy Bill”)
text: Those big Stetsons that everyone associates with cowboys like John Wayne, Billy the Kid, or Wyatt Earp?
text: Pat Garrett was a cowboy, rancher, and lawman who is best known for killing Billy the Kid.
text: It was at the saloon that Pat Garrett met and often gambled with William Bonney, better known as Billy the Kid.
text: Friends or not, his first vow was to bring the current reign of lawlessness to an end with the primary goal of apprehending Billy the Kid.
text: After a several day siege, the posse killed Charlie Bowdre and captured Billy the Kid, Dirty Dave Rudabaugh, Tom Pickett, and Billy Wilson on December 23, 1880.
text: Garrett then turned to ranching and began to write a book about Billy the Kid.
text: Published in 1882, The Authentic Life of Billy the Kid, the Noted Desperado of the Southwest, didn’t sell well as eight books had already beat him to the press.
text: While Garrett’s remains lay in the undertaker’s parlor, dozens of gawkers came to see the man who had killed Billy the Kid.
text: Henry McCarty, aka, William Henry Bonney, aka, Billy the Kid, was born on November 23, 1859, most likely in New York City.
text: Billy the Kid was deeply affected by the murder, claiming that Tunstall was one of the only men that treated him like he was “free-born and white.
text: Tom Pickett, Billy the Kid,
text: During this time his notoriety with newspapers increased and they dubbed him “Billy the Kid”, and the most important outlaw of New Mexico.
text: Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid
text: Questions & Inconsistencies Regarding the Killing of Billy the Kid
text: Billy the Kid
text: Some of the most famous outlaws were: Billy the Kid, Belle Starr, Bill Doolin, Black Bart, Dalton Brothers, Jesse James, Frank James, Curly Bill, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
text: Silver City is the boyhood home of William Bonney, who gained notoriety as Billy the Kid.
text: By 1877, the power struggle was threatening to become overtly violent, and Tunstall began to hire young gunmen for protection, including the soon-to-be-infamous William Bonney, better known as Billy the Kid.
text: Billy the Kid and several other Tunstall hands were working on the ranch when they spotted the approaching posse.
text: Although he had not worked for Tunstall long, Billy the Kid deeply resented this cold-blooded murder, and he immediately began a vendetta of violence against The House and its allies.
text: By that time, Billy the Kid had already been dead for three years, gunned down by Lincoln County Sheriff Pat Garrett.
text: “Billy the Kid,” as he is commonly known, left no record of his place of birth and date.
text: Pat Garrett and Ash Upson, who wrote the biography, The Authentic Life of Billy the Kid, the Noted Desperado of the Southwest, whose Deeds of Daring and Blood Have Made
text: This information for years had been accepted as the actual birth record of Billy the Kid, but today it’s highly questionable as being legitimate.
text: In The Authentic Life of Billy the Kid, the year 1859 may have been used to make the Kid twenty-one years old at the time of his death, so when Garrett killed the Kid, it would sound better to have him kill a man of twenty-one than possibly a youth still in his teens.
text: Fred Nolan, an authority on Billy the Kid and biographer of “The West of Billy the Kid,” came to a rather logical conclusion about the boys’ lineage.
text: Fred Nolan, an authority on Billy the Kid and biographer of “The West of Billy the Kid,” came to a rather logical conclusion about the boys’ lineage.
text: (Page 5 in “The West of Billy the Kid”).
text: Mother of Billy the Kid
text: The Authentic Life of Billy the Kid,
text: Billy the kid.