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The Lincoln County War was an Old West conflict between rival factions which began in 1878 in Lincoln County, New Mexico Territory, the predecessor of the state of New Mexico, and continued until 1881.
Der Lincoln-County-Rinderkrieg war ein Konflikt, der im 19. Jahrhundert im US-amerikanischen Grenzland stattfand. Dieser „Krieg“ brach zwischen den reichen Rinderzüchtern und den Geschäftsleuten in Lincoln County, New Mexico, aus.
In 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… Read More
2. Nov. 2021 · Learn about the bloody feud between rival ranchers and merchants in New Mexico in 1878, and how it made Billy the Kid a legend. Discover the key players, events, and consequences of the Lincoln County War.
16. Nov. 2009 · Learn how a murder of a rancher in 1878 sparked a bloody conflict between rival factions in New Mexico. Find out who were the main players, what were the stakes and how the war ended.
- Missy Sullivan
Zentrale Person und Opfer des Rinderkrieges war Billy the Kid, der – nachdem er aus New Mexico nach Lincoln County gekommen war – zuerst bei Lawrence G. Murphy und John Chisum Arbeit fand und daraufhin vom englischen Rancher John Tunstall eingestellt wurde.
The Lincoln County War was a conflict between rival cattle barons in 19th-century New Mexico Territory. In the early 1870s, two men named Lawrence Murphy and James Dolan owned the only store in Lincoln County — Murphy & Dolan Mercantile and Banking.
