Henry Mccarthy

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Deputies Jesse Evans, Henry Hill, and Morton (and probably Frank Baker) rode ahead after Tunstall. Evans, Morton, and Hill caught up with Tunstall and his men in an area covered with scrub timber a few miles from Lincoln. Tunstall, the nine horses, and his hired guns were spread out along the narrow trail. Bonney, who was riding drag, alerted the others. The deputies began firing without warning. Tunstall's hands galloped off through the brush killing Tunstall and his horse

Intro Billy the Kid from the Lincoln County War (members of the Regulars) (dick brewer) (Frank McNab) (dirty steve Stephens) (Charlie Bowdre) (henry newton brown) (Jose Chavez y Chavez) (fred waite) (Tom o'folliard) (doc Scurlock) (John Middleton) (Eugenio Salazar) (Matt "Steiny" Steinmueller) (Francisco Zamora) ( Heika "Heik" Anena) (Robert A. Widenmann) (Tiger Sam" Smith) (James Albert Saunders) (Frank Coe) (George Coe) (Tom Peterson) ( Vicente Romero) (enemies) (Sheriff Brady) (Lawrence Murphy) (Jessie Evans) (James Dorian) (Seven State River Warriors) (John Kinney) (New Mexico lawman) (huge blacksmith) (William McCloskey Secretly) (alies) (Tunstall-McSween-Chisum Faction H. Tunstall & Co. shop and bank New Mexico lawmen briefly) (Alexander McSween) (ages) (dick brewer 28 years old) (doc Scurlock 29 years old) (Billy the Kid 19 years old) (Charlie Bowdre 29 years old) (henry newton brown 20 years old) (Chavez 26 years old) (George Coe 21 years old) my to lazy for the rest

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Henry Mccarthy

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blly the kid

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19/05/2025

During November 1876, a wealthy Englishman named John Tunstall arrived in Lincoln County, New Mexico, where he intended to develop a cattle ranch, store, and bank in partnership with the young attorney Alexander McSween and cattleman John Chisum. At the time Lincoln County was dominated both economically and politically by Lawrence Murphy and James Dolan, the proprietors of LG Murphy and Co., later James J. Dolan and Co., the only store in the county. The factions were divided along ethnic and sectarian lines, with the Murphy faction being mostly Irish Catholic, while Tunstall and his allies were mostly English Protestant.[5] LG Murphy and Co. lent thousands of dollars to the Territorial Governor, and the Territorial Attorney General eventually held the mortgage on the company. Tunstall learned that Murphy and Dolan, who bought many of their cattle from rustlers, had lucrative beef contracts from the United States government to supply forts and Indian agencies. The government contracts, along with their monopoly on merchandise and financing for farms and ranches, allowed Murphy, Dolan and their partner Riley to become wealthy.[citation needed] The Fritz insurance policy edit The main event that resulted in the beginning of the Lincoln County War was controversy over the disbursement of Emil Fritz's insurance policy. Emil Fritz was a partner of L. G. Murphy. When he died in 1874, the executors of the estate hired Alexander McSween to collect his insurance policy. After collecting the policy, McSween refused to give the money to the executor of the estate because The House claimed that the money was owed to them as a debt and McSween suspected that the executor of the estate would give the money to them. McSween also knew how badly needy for cash The House was and as a business competitor was likely loath to have the money go to them, whether their claim was legitimate or not.[6] In February 1878, in a court case that was eventually dismissed,

blly the kid

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06/05/2025

It's to help people understand the Lincoln County war from 1878 to 1881

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