Who is Glendolene Myrtle Kimmell? She defends Tom Horn’s actions in a 1904 letter to the governor of Wyoming. John J. Tiffany II Lyme, Connecticut She was an intelligent, strong-willed, attractive, 22-year-old woman who stood only about 4’6” and hailed from a good family in Hannibal, Missouri. She came to Wyoming to teach school at the Nickell-Miller School at Iron Mountain. At the time, Kels Nickell and Jim Miller were feuding. Glendolene boarded with the Millers but was also friend


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