Mark Boardman
The Denton Mare

The Denton Mare

They called her the Denton Mare, a two-year-old gray named Jennie that had been bred in north Texas.  Sam Bass saw that she was speedy and bought...

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Edward Canby

Edward Canby

General Edward Canby—a career army man--commanded the military in the Pacific Northwest in the early 1870s.  One duty: to bring the Modoc tribe to...

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Captain Silas Soule

Captain Silas Soule

On November 29, 1864, Colorado militia killed dozens of Cheyenne and Arapaho—many women, children and elderly--in what’s known as the Sand Creek...

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Galen Clark

Galen Clark

Galen Clark was widowed, broke, depressed and suffering from TB when he moved to the mountains of California in 1853. Doctors gave him six months to...

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Emmett Dalton

Emmett Dalton

Emmett Dalton was in trouble, in a Coffeyville, KS doctor’s office with more than 20 wounds after his gang attempted to rob two banks on October 5,...

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Justice for Jack

Justice for Jack

Pioneer Jack Swilling should be remembered for his many contributions to Arizona—but his legacy is clouded by a robbery charge.Born John W. Swilling...

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Outlaw Hideouts

Outlaw Hideouts

The Outlaw Trail wasn’t really one specific trail, but a series of hideouts that ran from Montana through Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico,...

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Captain Harry Love

Captain Harry Love

Captain Harry Love killed California bandit Joaquin Murrieta in 1853; 15 years later, he came to his own hard end. Love was a homeless drunk,...

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