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29. März 2023 · Lincoln County, New Mexico Territory was the setting of a brutal conflict between rival factions vying for control of the county's dry goods and cattle inter...
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Conflict between rival factions in Lincoln County, New Mexico, led to the outbreak of the Lincoln County War in 1878. The arrival of English cattle rancher John Tunstall, to Lincoln County, New Mexico, set the stage for a brutal war between cattlemen and businessmen in 1878. Cattlemen, angry over the lucrative government contracts given to the ...
Other articles where Lincoln County War is discussed: Lincoln: …was the centre of the Lincoln County War (1878), fought between rival merchants for economic domination. It began with accusations of cattle rustling and escalated to murder and a five-day gun battle at the courthouse. The teen-aged killer Billy the Kid (William Bonney) figured prominently in the carnage, killing a…
Benjamin Franklin “Frank” Coe Born-1 Oct 1851 Moundsville, Marshall County, West Virginia Dead-16 Sep 1931 (aged 79) Glencoe, Lincoln County, New Mexico, BURIAL George Coe Cemetery Austin James Coe Born- 13 Jan 1841 Moundsville, Marshall County, West Virginia Dead- 1903 (aged 61–62) Lincoln County, New Mexico BURIAL George Coe Cemetery
When the Lincoln County war broke out my father did not want to get into it so he made me quit working for the McSween's and come home and stay there. (4) Ella Davidson lived in Lincoln, New Mexico, durng the Lincoln County War. She was interviewed about this as part of the WPA Project in 1938.
Lincoln County War var ett krig mellan ranchägare som utspelades 1878 i Lincoln County i New Mexico. Konflikten [ redigera | redigera wikitext ] James Dolan hade handelsbod i Lincoln och hade kontroll över handeln i staden, ända tills John Tunstall öppnade en konkurrerade handelsbod.
23. Apr. 2024 · The Lincoln County War officially ended with the death of Alexander McSween and the scattering of the Regulators. Billy the Kid continued a life of outlawry, his legend growing even after his death in 1881 by Sheriff Pat Garrett. The repercussions of the war were far-reaching, leading to reforms in local law enforcement and government in New Mexico. The corruption and violence of the war ...
