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These all were the “bad guys”. Just trying to legitimize themselves

Never heard that version. I did hear that it was Doc Holliday who was afraid of Ringo and would never fight him

I don’t believe your research. I DO believe you are a historian. But I believe Wyatt Earp’s recollection of the chain of events on Oct 26, 1881. And the mcclaurys and colantons were the “bad guys”. They were carrying guns which was against town policy and not headed out of town

Nice! I was hoping you'd include the gorgeous LDS temple too❤

You're listening to a friend not necessarily unbiased😅😅😅

Who are you to say

The cowboys were trans-border rustlers and occasional coach robbers. That is established fact. Calling them "good guys", is a bit of a stretch. Not that the Earps were saints, but they did get the job done.

So what you don't think they had fake news back then? 😂 What you think Doesn't have anything to gain from telling you this fake story?

I'm sure their mother would also say they were saints too. I consider the source.

Meanwhile, 500-year-old townhouses in Europe - 🤨.

Davies and her 2 boys went on to be raised by Davies brother. Neither of them fancied fighting but they liked politics. One held his father’s seat in congress for 2 terms the other was a bureaucrat holding many different positions.

Airbnb that mofo. $350/night, cost of experience.

Drug my wife there to find his tombstone. He has such a cool story.

Murder holes are what they are called. And i guess you forgot about the civil war or the hatfields and mccoys

Cool

haha, did an amazon flex delivery that took me here, and i had to research as soon as i got home. there's an unfinished housing development north of it down candlestick drive which is the most pothole-filled road i've ever been on lmao (looks like residents had to make a dirt path next to it that serves as a better alternative)

Thanks for sharing this I recently moved to Arizona

Doc was a cereal killer

100 gs for that 😂😂😂

HOOP

Sounds like another idiot looking to sell with shock value.

Isn’t that a peach? A bum maybe, but he would always be your huckleberry!

Looks more like a block house.

Take a trip to Jemez Acoma Sky city 19 different Pueblos. Pueblo Revolt 1680

Wow, that's a beautiful grave site.

Can’t imagine the heat in there

GOD FORSAKEN LAND, YOU ALL CAN HAVE IT!🔥🔥

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BUNKPORT KENNY SAM

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What is the name?

Pie Allen

Where did he get the wood?

One of my great great relatives was the one to come across the scene of the escape. He was a local ranchers hand who then helped the officers and then helped transport them back to florence I believe.

Looks like a spot i bought from a guy in red dead

Children did onec hold the future not any more All across the bad lands tracks an trails lead the weyah shows you even your Jet streams 2 planes from twin towers

An they are black hawk here try not tu scorned

See you again big guy your smile shines from the stars Shoulda gave right Intel on all counts Otis asked me this ? Mary are they guilty or not guilty I didn't studder I said tells me tell it like it is well I sayd tuhim Otis There all fuckin guilty

His weapon an bbbbbig scope An biggles the nickels still make me giggles

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He was on ndn territory

So it dropped at two books.😢

I grew up with 7 of his great grandsons', and am myself a great great great grandson of Warm Springs Chiricahua Apache chief's Victorio, Mangas Coloradas, and Loco, and am a great great grandson of US Chiricahua Apache scouts Charles Martine Sr and Paul Guydelkon Sr....

They mountains of my people, the Chiricahua Apache....

Look at Kolb st in Tucson and the Kolb brothers. Another nice story. Not dramatic, but nice.

Awesome video sir! I love az history. Especially the Apache wars and the brave men who fought them. Our first family member came to tubac with the military in 1863 to fight apaches and to protect the surrounding area we still have family in tubac. The Lowe family

Dang

Rest in piss 😢

Yes, I knew of those places. The first cemetery, I believe, was the Williams cemetery. When I was kid, we lived at 46 Street and Melvin. The cemetery had many stones and more wooden crosses. I wish I had taken photos. Of course, I was a kid of maybe 12 and never thought jackasses would trash a cemetery. But they sure did. So sad. Swilling was an interesting character. Live all over AZ. Gillette is probably all gone now, I know he lived there. Several buildings left when I was there. No roofs, of course. That way, there is no tax due as I understand. I do like your videos.

I've been interested in Arizona history for years. Love your videos.