Anyone else notice that the " voice " sounds like colonel Doug MacGregor? Go figure amigos... the possibility that AI technology can choose the accent to employ is scary...☮🙊🙉🙈
Calamity Jane was crazy about Wild Bill and her last wish was to be buried next to him. She was well respected by the people of Deadwood and it certainly was no prank having her grave next to him.
Hector is gonna be running three Honda Civics with Spoon engines. On top of that, he just came into Harry's and ordered three T66 turbos with NOS and a Motec system exhaust.
You mean it was much much much more wild than hollywood would have you believe? I mean there were constant raping and pillaging and wars between different tribes and against all the tribes. Go read about what the Commanches did to settlers and come back and tell me it wasnt that wild. I guess if skinning people alive and then throwing them on a bonfire only to pull them out so they can do it all over again isnt wild, then you're right it was pretty tame.
Yeah, give a man a chance to defend himself. But he knew he wouldn’t be able to out shoot him; and he wanted that money badly. Heartless, greedy bastard.
There's a Bob Ford mall in Creede. It's a few shops. Creede is a different kind of place. It was a place where everyone was allowed to put the past behind them. He was no hero in Creede, but he was a public figure allowed to live his life.
I have been to Jesse James's home in St. Joseph. with the size of the room he was shot in, it had to be point blank. Also, I went to Deadwood and visited Wild Bill and Jane's grave. They are right next to each other.
@@MissTinkerbification LOL, that’s true. Well most of the kids today. I was working since 16 and supporting a family at 18. I remember having 2 jobs at 20 working 14hrs a day just to support and provide for my daughter. My daughter is 24 now and becoming a commercial airline pilot. That’s all I wanted and worked for. But yes, I see young men and women these days not willing to venture or work. They all want easy and a lot of money without sacrifice.
We would drive through New Mexico on the way to see my grandma, Billy the Kid’s grave was always a must stop! I also went to Doc’s grave in Glenwood Springs. 😊 history is so awesome!! Side note: Duchesne is pronounced ‘Dew Shane’
Fun fact. That’s not Billy the kids grave. Nobody is buried where his headstone is. Dna testing showed he lives into his 80s and died of old age. I forgot where he really is buried but you can find all the info on it. He faked his own death kind of thing.
Its amazing theres no death photo of the Kid. Hard to believe ego maniac Garret would risk not getting the reward and more importantly not having the death photo for his upcoming book.
Thanks. Very good viewing. We love history. Lived in NM , there Visited Fort Stanton & Lincoln many times. Visted Tucson AZ & Tombstone, AZ a few times.
@@jackf8417Even worse is ignorance like yours when attempting to do a ‘one up man ship’ of another comment. From a dictionary ‘ Um, Umm, uhm, uhn, uhm, uhn Phonetic (Standard) interjection (used as an expression of doubt, hesitation, deliberation, interest, etc.)’
It's fascinating that you can see Buffalo Bill's show's influence in how we see cowboys in modern times. Many of the legends wore bowler hats and those that actually wore the iconic cowboy hat were part of Bill's shows.
Also Hollywood, and it might be that they employed people from these types of wild west shows to get the right feel even though it was historically incorrect. Right through the 50s and 60s all the Westerns had people wearing Cowboy hats whereas the reality is that most people wore Bowlers.
@@user-jw3vy3kf5f That is not true. The Bowler hat was designed in England by Thomas Bowler. The Bowler brothers started the first manufacturing and they were marketed as Bowler hats and nothing else and that is how they are still know in the UK. They first appeared in the US some years later and were popularised after being seen at the Kentucky Derby and became known in the US as a Derby hat. You may call them a Derby in the US but I wouldn't claim that is the correct name.
The white cowboy is more Hollywood legend. Most were blacks, central Americans, or recent Eastern European immigrants. Sure there were plenty of white cowboys, but how many movies show just as many black cowboys as white?
@@vahjayjayaddict Not true. Most cowboys were white Americans. Maybe 65 to 75%. Then Mexicans and blacks who were freed after the civil war. You needed horse riding skills and the ability to shoot a gun to be a cowboy. The peak herding years were post the civil war and there were thousands of impoverished white Americans looking for work at that time. The historical photos speak for themselves. And yes Hollywood painted their own incorrect picture, as they always do, but it's just become popular to try and airbrush whites out of history.
Kind of a couple of interesting coincidences. My parents lived at the foot of the Sacramentos in New Mexico which is where Billy the Kid lived and died. I now live near Northfield MN and see a doctor there, which is where Jesse James was defeated. In New Mexico Billy the Kid stuff was everywhere. In Northfield, except for one weekend a year, is pretty low-key about the Jesse James thing. Quite a contrast.
Great video. I learn so much by watching them. It's amazing how humans would overcome difficult and sometimes tragic events that we don't necessarily see today.
Please put an interruption between different stories/characters/parts of the video. It's annoying and confusing when the narration continues straight away.
It's just hard to imagine these old west cowboys living into the same century i did lol. I just picture them all living much longer ago for some reason
Imagine if you will that Masterson thought it was tough chaotic and rough in Dodge, so he moved to NYC. Boy, if he could only see NY now. He would be longing for Kansas.
Per capita, cities and towns like Dodge City, had a much MUCH higher rate of crime, both violent and nonviolent than NYC. You're comparing a city of over 8 million to a small town of 1,200 people. Of course there is more total crime in the city with 6,666.66x the population.
Wyatt Earp when he helped on films had a goffer to assit him, the goffer listened to his stories on down times and later would copy earp's speech patterns. the goffer was named marrion Morrison and would later make his own westerns under the stage name John Wayne. Billy the Kid's killings were debatable. he was caught on the losing side of a ranger war so all the mercinaries on the losing side were called killers, had they won they would have been deputies and the losers criminals. Jesse James was on borrowed time since his gang, in a case of spectacular bad time, went to rob the bank of North Field Minnestota on the first day of hunting season. EVERYONE from miles around was in town with long guns getting bullets and making sure their permits were in order.
There was a outlaw by the name of waston who fled to the Everglades on a island about 25 miles south east of Everglades city who claimed he killed the star woman he was a very bad man he had a beautiful house out in the 10,000 islands in the middle of nowhere and he grew stuff he would hire guys from Everglades city and they would never be seen again he would work them on his plantation and when it was time to pay he killed them it’s a very famous story down here in this area the town people found out what he was doing and waited on him he would come to the Smallwood’s store on chokoloskee island to the store and get supplies and sales his fruit and tobacco but the last time he came they shoot him as he pulled in on his boat that was the only way to get to his house was by boats it’s a 1 hour ride in a boat from today so it was probably 5to 8 hours back then but some of the people we’re the family of the men he killed on his island it’s was crazy but he always claimed he killed the Bella star the outlaw who knows if it’s true, but he swore by it he had pictures of him with her and stuff like that
Holidays exploits began in Jacksboro, Texas, then to Fort Griffin, where his first victim, a soilder who "cheated" him, was killed. His trade was Faro and dealers chasing the tiger were not known for their ethics. His friend Wyatt was a gambler and pimp. That was not so much a bad profession in that time. Thar is what he and his brothers did. Controlling LE helped when you ran wild west B&B's: bars and brothels.
Belle Starr's full name was Myra MayBelle Starr nee Shirley. I find it ironic that with the troubles she and her husbands had with the law, that her father was a Judge! His name was John R Shirley.
I remember reading from Lucky Luke (French comics book for the younger generation) that Jesse James tombstone had this text carved to it: “Murdered by a traitor and a coward whose name is not worthy to appear here.” Children comics ladies and gentlemen. :D
I don't think Billy the kid died when they say he did because there never been a death photo of him back in the day they would always do a picture of a dead outlaw
The narrator has an unusual accent , if it's a digital voice, the improvement is remarkable, however the clear delivery sounds like colonel Doug MacGregor ☮🌞🍀
Yes, it was a common practice back then too add the recently dead of a family or friend to a photo before their funeral, theres a bunch of pictures like it all over google
Cool but left out some interesting tidbits. Doc did not stray into gamboling because of his interest in cards, it was out of necessity to support himself after he was afflicted with tuberculosis, the same rampant disease that took his mother. And could no longer work aa a dentist. However he was a 'card sharp' since childhood having been instructed by an African American servant, Sophie Walton, whom taught Doc and his cousins an old slave game called “skin”, adapted from faro and poker. she taught him to remember what cards had been played, calculate percentages and to detect sleight of hand. His father an old Southern traditionalist taught him weapons, specifically how to duel. Cards and guns, the foundation of every young Southern gentleman.
According to the book Exodus from the Alamo: The Anatomy of the Last Stand Myth, there are no eye witness accounts of Davy Crockett fighting to the end and dying a heroic death. Evidence suggests his body was found outside the Alamo and that he may have been among the more than 100 defenders who tried to flee the enemy. The Mexican lancers prevented any of these men from escaping with their lives.
Ya definitely some issues. Like Doc Holiday for example, wasn’t just an alcoholic for the sake of being one. His doctor told him that whisky would help his TB but ended up just making it worse and him becoming addicted.
Bill Cody was a terrible man. I read his book and was sickened by some of the things he did to entertain the upper class of the day. The dopey people would take picnic baskets out to make a day of it. Cody would round up a small herd of buffalo and ride around and shoot a couple of dozen of them to amuse the audience. The buffalo were left to rot on the ground. In doing so, he also starved out those pesky natives. What terrible person. Then he was famous for replicating all that in a travelling circus show.
The bodies alleged to be Butch and Sundance did not have DNA matches to living relatives, many people recounted meeting them post Bolivia, Santa Anna's diary recounts Crockett surrendering and being executed, as does the diary of an officer.
Look out Moutain was in Tennessee. I've been there. They used to project that you could see seven states . They had a sky ride that should now bring in everyone's one's mind. I'm just saying🎸
THERE IS NO WAY THAT ANNIE COULD HAVE BEEN A SHARP SHOOTER. Every photograph shows her holding a Shotgun, LMAO. In the military the designation of a "Sharp Shooter" is the lowest possible award given to a service member, which misses most of his targets.
What was Cher singing about? 🎵🎶Now you're going to go down in flames just like Jesse James 🎵🎶 being shot in the back of your head by your own gang while adjusting a picture on the wall isn't exactly going down in flames.
"...Sirs, what must I do to be saved? And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house. "-Acts 16:30-31 KJV “As it is written, ‘There is none righteous, no, not one.'” (Romans 3:10, KJV) “For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God.” (Romans 3:23, KJV) “But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.” (Romans 5:8, KJV) “For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.” (Romans 10:13, KJV) “Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.” -Acts 2:38
Davy Crockett's death by execution of a firing squad or stabbed with Bayonets was told by Mexican soldiers of Santa Ana. Meanwhile there are other accounts of him fighting to the end. I don't ask the losers for their version of history. I believe these soldiers wanted to defame Crockett since he was thought of to die a hero.
I wish you would find a good "inbetwen" stories. A pause, an artistic squiggl, a stylish number. In the beginning I had no idea were one endet and the other started. Irritating 🤔
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We need Sam Eliot narrating all of these
Or at least a great voice actor that can emulate him
Yup - robot voices are horrible and devoid of humanity!!!!!! :P thhphht!
@@feralblueeagreed!
It makes it feel authentic and as close as possible, to being a 'period piece'
Anyone else notice that the " voice " sounds like colonel Doug MacGregor? Go figure amigos... the possibility that AI technology can choose the accent to employ is scary...☮🙊🙉🙈
Calamity Jane was crazy about Wild Bill and her last wish was to be buried next to him. She was well respected by the people of Deadwood and it certainly was no prank having her grave next to him.
The “wild” west was not near as wild as Hollywood would have you believe
Hector is gonna be running three Honda Civics with Spoon engines. On top of that, he just came into Harry's and ordered three T66 turbos with NOS and a Motec system exhaust.
Whiskey bars and gunfights everyday...in Hollywood.
You mean it was much much much more wild than hollywood would have you believe? I mean there were constant raping and pillaging and wars between different tribes and against all the tribes. Go read about what the Commanches did to settlers and come back and tell me it wasnt that wild. I guess if skinning people alive and then throwing them on a bonfire only to pull them out so they can do it all over again isnt wild, then you're right it was pretty tame.
Compton either…
@@TheScottish-cj4yi this is about race wars😂
Bob Ford was a coward for shooting Jesse James in the back.
Absolutely.
Yeah, give a man a chance to defend himself. But he knew he wouldn’t be able to out shoot him; and he wanted that money badly. Heartless, greedy bastard.
There's a Bob Ford mall in Creede. It's a few shops. Creede is a different kind of place. It was a place where everyone was allowed to put the past behind them. He was no hero in Creede, but he was a public figure allowed to live his life.
I have been to Jesse James's home in St. Joseph. with the size of the room he was shot in, it had to be point blank. Also, I went to Deadwood and visited Wild Bill and Jane's grave. They are right next to each other.
Doc holliday, from dentist to gambler and living the fast life in shootouts and alcohol. All this in a short life of 36. Damn this is crazy.
Hugh glass.....hold my beer!
One of my all time’s Heroes.
Besides managing to survive the shootout at the OK Corral, what did Wyatt Earp ever do?
No kidding, and now kids don't move out until 36 lol. I feel so mediocre lololol
@@MissTinkerbification LOL, that’s true. Well most of the kids today. I was working since 16 and supporting a family at 18. I remember having 2 jobs at 20 working 14hrs a day just to support and provide for my daughter.
My daughter is 24 now and becoming a commercial airline pilot. That’s all I wanted and worked for.
But yes, I see young men and women these days not willing to venture or work. They all want easy and a lot of money without sacrifice.
We would drive through New Mexico on the way to see my grandma, Billy the Kid’s grave was always a must stop! I also went to Doc’s grave in Glenwood Springs. 😊 history is so awesome!!
Side note: Duchesne is pronounced ‘Dew Shane’
Fun fact. That’s not Billy the kids grave. Nobody is buried where his headstone is. Dna testing showed he lives into his 80s and died of old age. I forgot where he really is buried but you can find all the info on it. He faked his own death kind of thing.
Buffalo Bill, received the Congressional Medal of Honor, as a civilian. So did the maker of Speghettio, Chef Boyardee.
We are a goofy nation
Chef Boyardee was more of a honor for the cans of speghettio in the troops rations that were highly prized.
Ford was not a coward for shooting Jesse in the c
Back that made him a murdered the coward part of him made him shoot Jesse in the back
Its amazing that there are actually photographs -- and also how short the time period of the wild wild west actually was.
Its amazing theres no death photo of the Kid. Hard to believe ego maniac Garret would risk not getting the reward and more importantly not having the death photo for his upcoming book.
Thanks. Very good viewing. We love history. Lived in NM , there Visited Fort Stanton & Lincoln many times. Visted Tucson AZ & Tombstone, AZ a few times.
Thanks so much for these, amazing accounts of these people's lives, and their death. RIP Folks.
Um, using the “scratchy film” technique on still photographs is just annoying.
Um, complaining about things that will not impact your life in any way is just annoying. Get over your entitled self.
So is beginning a sentence with a non word such as “um”.
Don’t watch is another um
@@jackf8417Even worse is ignorance like yours when attempting to do a ‘one up man ship’ of another comment.
From a dictionary ‘
Um, Umm, uhm, uhn, uhm, uhn
Phonetic (Standard)
interjection
(used as an expression of doubt, hesitation, deliberation, interest, etc.)’
You could always take the time to make your own videos the way YOU want and stop being a whiner .😢
It's fascinating that you can see Buffalo Bill's show's influence in how we see cowboys in modern times. Many of the legends wore bowler hats and those that actually wore the iconic cowboy hat were part of Bill's shows.
Also Hollywood, and it might be that they employed people from these types of wild west shows to get the right feel even though it was historically incorrect. Right through the 50s and 60s all the Westerns had people wearing Cowboy hats whereas the reality is that most people wore Bowlers.
Strictly speaking those hats are Darbys
Bowler was the name of a hat maker that specialised in Darbys
@@user-jw3vy3kf5f That is not true. The Bowler hat was designed in England by Thomas Bowler. The Bowler brothers started the first manufacturing and they were marketed as Bowler hats and nothing else and that is how they are still know in the UK.
They first appeared in the US some years later and were popularised after being seen at the Kentucky Derby and became known in the US as a Derby hat.
You may call them a Derby in the US but I wouldn't claim that is the correct name.
The white cowboy is more Hollywood legend. Most were blacks, central Americans, or recent Eastern European immigrants. Sure there were plenty of white cowboys, but how many movies show just as many black cowboys as white?
@@vahjayjayaddict Not true. Most cowboys were white Americans. Maybe 65 to 75%. Then Mexicans and blacks who were freed after the civil war. You needed horse riding skills and the ability to shoot a gun to be a cowboy. The peak herding years were post the civil war and there were thousands of impoverished white Americans looking for work at that time. The historical photos speak for themselves.
And yes Hollywood painted their own incorrect picture, as they always do, but it's just become popular to try and airbrush whites out of history.
Those photos are fantastic. Well done.
Really love your work please keep it up❤
Kind of a couple of interesting coincidences. My parents lived at the foot of the Sacramentos in New Mexico which is where Billy the Kid lived and died. I now live near Northfield MN and see a doctor there, which is where Jesse James was defeated. In New Mexico Billy the Kid stuff was everywhere. In Northfield, except for one weekend a year, is pretty low-key about the Jesse James thing. Quite a contrast.
Great video. I learn so much by watching them. It's amazing how humans would overcome difficult and sometimes tragic events that we don't necessarily see today.
It's nice to know how three of my ancestors met there and then Buffalo Bill, Billy the kid, and wild Bill Hickok.
Yeah sure dude. They are all my grandpas. We must be related as well.
Portrait on the left at 10:35 is not (of course) Belle Starr but Gene Tierney, playing Belle in a 1941 movie.
I could never mistake Gene Tierney for anybody else. A unique beauty.
At 12:09 isn't Wild Bill Hickock but Buffalo Bill!
Please put an interruption between different stories/characters/parts of the video. It's annoying and confusing when the narration continues straight away.
yes that sucks. Fire the person that did that.
There’s time stamps, also not hard to tell who’s story he’s telling since the final thing he says about them is how and where they died
It's just hard to imagine these old west cowboys living into the same century i did lol. I just picture them all living much longer ago for some reason
Imagine if you will that Masterson thought it was tough chaotic and rough in Dodge, so he moved to NYC. Boy, if he could only see NY now. He would be longing for Kansas.
Per capita, cities and towns like Dodge City, had a much MUCH higher rate of crime, both violent and nonviolent than NYC. You're comparing a city of over 8 million to a small town of 1,200 people. Of course there is more total crime in the city with 6,666.66x the population.
I didn’t expect buffalo bill to look like he did….they all pretty much look different than I had imagined
You didn't think he was an actual buffalo, did you? 😏😛
Annie Oakley should be played by Julia Roberts if ever a biopic of her gets made.
Did anyone catch their uncanny resemblance at 4:52 ?
The second version of Crockett's death is given by H. W. Brands, a historian at the University of Texas.
I been to the Cody museum. Very cool place to view the Cody history. He was a very well dressed character of the old west
Wyatt Earp when he helped on films had a goffer to assit him, the goffer listened to his stories on down times and later would copy earp's speech patterns. the goffer was named marrion Morrison and would later make his own westerns under the stage name John Wayne.
Billy the Kid's killings were debatable. he was caught on the losing side of a ranger war so all the mercinaries on the losing side were called killers, had they won they would have been deputies and the losers criminals.
Jesse James was on borrowed time since his gang, in a case of spectacular bad time, went to rob the bank of North Field Minnestota on the first day of hunting season. EVERYONE from miles around was in town with long guns getting bullets and making sure their permits were in order.
There was a outlaw by the name of waston who fled to the Everglades on a island about 25 miles south east of Everglades city who claimed he killed the star woman he was a very bad man he had a beautiful house out in the 10,000 islands in the middle of nowhere and he grew stuff he would hire guys from Everglades city and they would never be seen again he would work them on his plantation and when it was time to pay he killed them it’s a very famous story down here in this area the town people found out what he was doing and waited on him he would come to the Smallwood’s store on chokoloskee island to the store and get supplies and sales his fruit and tobacco but the last time he came they shoot him as he pulled in on his boat that was the only way to get to his house was by boats it’s a 1 hour ride in a boat from today so it was probably 5to 8 hours back then but some of the people we’re the family of the men he killed on his island it’s was crazy but he always claimed he killed the Bella star the outlaw who knows if it’s true, but he swore by it he had pictures of him with her and stuff like that
Buffalo Bill Cody is my 5th cousin 5 times removed.
Doc Holiday was originally a dentist in GEORGIA. Not Texass.
As a georgian i concur
@HJMeade is an educated man. Now I know I hate him.
Ok..🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Holidays exploits began in Jacksboro, Texas, then to Fort Griffin, where his first victim, a soilder who "cheated" him, was killed. His trade was Faro and dealers chasing the tiger were not known for their ethics. His friend Wyatt was a gambler and pimp. That was not so much a bad profession in that time. Thar is what he and his brothers did. Controlling LE helped when you ran wild west B&B's: bars and brothels.
@curtisstewart3179 on what planet was pimping not such a bad "profession"?
Good historical information.
Before Hickock's death, having 5 aces was known as "the dead man's hand".... ;-)
I thought it was aces over eights? A full house.
5 Aces is gunfighter slang for card cheat
Duchesne Utah is pronounced Do-Shane. Nice try. ✌
Loved this. Having recently found out I'm very closely related to Jesse James, I like to watch anything to do with him
Belle Starr's full name was Myra MayBelle Starr nee Shirley. I find it ironic that with the troubles she and her husbands had with the law, that her father was a Judge! His name was John R Shirley.
I remember reading from Lucky Luke (French comics book for the younger generation) that Jesse James tombstone had this text carved to it:
“Murdered by a traitor and a coward whose name is not worthy to appear here.”
Children comics ladies and gentlemen. :D
Also the "Dead Mans Hand" is black aces and 8's.
I don't think Billy the kid died when they say he did because there never been a death photo of him back in the day they would always do a picture of a dead outlaw
Good video. Very well-written.
America hasn't really progressed much past this time and headspace has it
Liberal 🚨🚨
The narrator has an unusual accent , if it's a digital voice, the improvement is remarkable, however the clear delivery sounds like colonel Doug MacGregor ☮🌞🍀
Is that man (standing third from the left) dead? 0:23
They are all dead that was over a 100 years ago
Yes, it was a common practice back then too add the recently dead of a family or friend to a photo before their funeral, theres a bunch of pictures like it all over google
Yep, board is holding him up
Alot of saloons would displays the dead bodies of outlaws as some sort of warning to other outlaws. It was very common
Ned Christie, if I remember correctly.
Cool but left out some interesting tidbits. Doc did not stray into gamboling because of his interest in cards, it was out of necessity to support himself after he was afflicted with tuberculosis, the same rampant disease that took his mother. And could no longer work aa a dentist. However he was a 'card sharp' since childhood having been instructed by an African American servant, Sophie Walton, whom taught Doc and his cousins an old slave game called “skin”, adapted from faro and poker. she taught him to remember what cards had been played, calculate percentages and to detect sleight of hand. His father an old Southern traditionalist taught him weapons, specifically how to duel. Cards and guns, the foundation of every young Southern gentleman.
You might want to pause, briefly, between segments...🙂
Garrett gets a surprisingly bad press for shooting a mad dog.
Billy was not a mad dog
Billy was a murdering psychopath
Great video❤
Found out a couple year's ago, I'm related to Buffalo Bill.
Interesting stuff
According to the book Exodus from the Alamo: The Anatomy of the Last Stand Myth, there are no eye witness accounts of Davy Crockett fighting to the end and dying a heroic death. Evidence suggests his body was found outside the Alamo and that he may have been among the more than 100 defenders who tried to flee the enemy. The Mexican lancers prevented any of these men from escaping with their lives.
Mmm, not sure this is very factual, a lot of discrepancies.
Right, stopped watching when he claimed to have a real pic of Billy the Kid circled like it's real LMAO
Ya definitely some issues. Like Doc Holiday for example, wasn’t just an alcoholic for the sake of being one. His doctor told him that whisky would help his TB but ended up just making it worse and him becoming addicted.
"As a final prank on Hickock"😂😂😂.
Entertaining and informative video. Not to nitpick, But Doc Holliday was from Griffin, Georgia. Not Texas. Just for the sake of accuracy.
The photos look old, we don’t need the added effects of flashing white dots.
My half brother of the same name was a decendant of Jack McCall. He hated that fact.
Great video.
Calamnity Jane once also worked as a scout for Custer
Ah a confederate sloot
She was smart enough to leave before Custer's last stand.
@@felixmadison5736 If she left, then I guess that Custer's stand wasn't all that impressive. 🤔
@@theoztreecrasher2647 Only to the Indian tribes.😂
Bill Cody was a terrible man. I read his book and was sickened by some of the things he did to entertain the upper class of the day. The dopey people would take picnic baskets out to make a day of it. Cody would round up a small herd of buffalo and ride around and shoot a couple of dozen of them to amuse the audience. The buffalo were left to rot on the ground. In doing so, he also starved out those pesky natives.
What terrible person. Then he was famous for replicating all that in a travelling circus show.
I agree he was an ass
I didnt know the kid was dead.
I believe William Bonney, alias Billy The Kid, was born in New York.
The bodies alleged to be Butch and Sundance did not have DNA matches to living relatives, many people recounted meeting them post Bolivia, Santa Anna's diary recounts Crockett surrendering and being executed, as does the diary of an officer.
I thought Bonnie and Clyde are also from west
The thumbnail shows a pretty good pattern of 12 gauge OO buck (I'm guessing).
Bill Doolin. Killed in a hail of gunfire by a posse, including a shotgun blast.
Doc Holiday practiced dentistry in Griffin Georgia, not Texas.
Buffalo bill Cody was from a town about 3 miles from my home here in Iowa.
Odd, its snowing in every one of those clips🤣🤣
Wild Bill was the only real gunslinger. But what is with the majority of men/women that are not documented. I am sure there were many more like him.
My Grandfather embalmed Buffalo Bill.
The lone ranger was my fav ,
A back shooting coward got Jesse too
You can tell some of these people red dead 2 got a lot of inspiration from
Were the crappy distracting After Effects filters really needed or was that a copyright issue?
Sure wish names (when known) were on the people in the pictures.
Annie Oakley is my great grandmother.
Cool 😊
Doc Holiday was from Georgia not Texas
Why....Jonny Ringo, you look lahk someone just..walked over yaw grave
There is such a thing as Broken Heart Syndrome and people die from it. Frank probably succumbed to it.
Billy the kid has no death photo he probably lived to be old in Mexico.
Look out Moutain was in Tennessee. I've been there. They used to project that you could see seven states . They had a sky ride that should now bring in everyone's one's mind. I'm just saying🎸
One day they might get things right all rubbish ,lot of back shooters these heroes.
THERE IS NO WAY THAT ANNIE COULD HAVE BEEN A SHARP SHOOTER. Every photograph shows her holding a Shotgun,
LMAO.
In the military the designation of a "Sharp Shooter" is the lowest possible award given to a service member, which misses most of his targets.
Are you sure !!! ? When a 14 year old is a killer.. At least they were grown men …
Duchesne is pronounced "Du-shane". Just fyi. Great video.
What was Cher singing about? 🎵🎶Now you're going to go down in flames just like Jesse James 🎵🎶 being shot in the back of your head by your own gang while adjusting a picture on the wall isn't exactly going down in flames.
William H Bonnie Bushy Bill Roberts what ever you want to call him died aged 103 of a heart attack in Texas while being pardoned by the governor.
If you really believe the official nonsense about Billy the Kid, I have this bridge in Brooklyn that I'd like to sell you.
"...Sirs, what must I do to be saved? And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house. "-Acts 16:30-31 KJV
“As it is written, ‘There is none righteous, no, not one.'” (Romans 3:10, KJV)
“For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God.” (Romans 3:23, KJV)
“But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.” (Romans 5:8, KJV)
“For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.” (Romans 10:13, KJV)
“Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.” -Acts 2:38
I'm related to Jesse James on my mother's side.
Doc Holliday was not from Texas… He was from Valdosta, Georgia
Is this an AI voice-over? Sounds robotic at some places
Garrett is lier, he shot the wrong guy, Billy's friend
Davy Crockett's death by execution of a firing squad or stabbed with Bayonets was told by Mexican soldiers of Santa Ana. Meanwhile there are other accounts of him fighting to the end. I don't ask the losers for their version of history. I believe these soldiers wanted to defame Crockett since he was thought of to die a hero.
The Mexicans won.
Billy Connelly looks a lot like buffalo Bill. 😊
Who were the BAD guys, the sheriffs or the outlaws???
Flicker spots take away from the presentation-big thumbs down.
Also for some reason in this 1st pic I look slot like him
❤ Great Video 👈. 🎥👀🤠🇨🇦
BUFFALO BILL CODY IS MY YOUNER BROTHER
that means you're my uncle
Doc Holiday was a dentist in Georgia not Texas.
Soulless narrator.
A pain to listen to.
F AI generated voices.
Thumbnail photos are not of the same person
Incorrect Billy the Kid narrative.
I wish you would find a good "inbetwen" stories.
A pause, an artistic squiggl,
a stylish number.
In the beginning I had no idea were one endet and the other started. Irritating 🤔