Brilliant, Doc - about the wild west. I love my westerns, The Westerner 1940.Gary Cooper, & My Clementine 1946 Henry Fonda,& Walter Brenen, Black& White, i think these two films are as close as to reality as you can get, In my opinion, God bless them Both, 🇺🇲
Great vid, thanks so much! Got to live in the Denver house Buffalo Bill died in, back in the early 70's for a few months. It felt very cool to live there in such a historical place. Biggest bear claw bath tub I've ever seen. Being 6'1" tall even I couldn't stay sitting up in it if there was more than a few inches of water in the tub. Thanks again!
Still bothers me to see people showing those fake old man pictures of Holliday, the only authentic picture known to exist of him is his dental school graduation. He died very young not a wrinkled old man.
Bat Matterson while living in NYC would be playing cards or talking and would pull his coat open to reveal a pistol. When asked about it he would say it was the same gun he had been in gunfights with or shot a certain outlaw with. People would offer him money for the gun, but he would decline. Until late in the evening and the drinks were flowing. The offer going up with each drink. He would finally give in and sell the gun for a good amount. Next morning he would go to the pawn shop and buy a five dollar gun. The bigger question as to if it wasn't Billy the Kid, then who was it. Then ask, who killed Sheriff Pat Garrett. Wyatt Earp would sit on the river on the California side looking into AZ. He always wanted to return but, there was warrant for his arrest there for murder. One of the actors he often spoke with was John Wayne. They are not sure about Jessie James. Some years back they were going to do a DNA tests on the body in the grave. They opened it and it was empty.
Four times I've seen a picture in here identifying a man as Doc Holliday who was actually John Escapule. You can look it up on the internet, it even comments that Escapule is often portrayed as Doc Holliday
at the 14:23 mark, the segment onBilly the kid begins. However the picture is of a young Jesse James. A few seconds later, a picture of the real Billy the kid is shown.
This was good shtuff! It was well presented. There was lots of badasses back then it's only the few we know about. The first sheriff of Park City was a one arm mean 'ol dude. The entire town feared him. That's how he got elected as sheriff. No one challenged him. You sir, have a proud subscriber!
I live right down the road from where Tom Mix had his ranch. He called it Spook Hill because the cattle and horses were too spooked to go near the mountain...they think because of all the rattlers up there.
So what if Crockett didn't die swinging Ol' Betsy at the heads of the attacking Mexicans. He fought at the Alamo, and he died there. Who can blame him if he wanted to live? And he's sure not the one who told the world he died fighting. There are a lot of legends about the Alamo. There was no line drawn in the sand. Sam Houston did NOT tell Travis to stay with his 186 or so men. Houston told Travis to get the hell out of there, the Alamo was a death trap. But Travis, who was a dandy who wanted to prove his bravery, wanted to give Sam time to build up an army big enough to defeat Santa Ana's army of around 3,000. Travis was expecting reinforcements from Fannin's 250 man army, but they were captured and executed at Goliad. As if those men would have made a difference in the outcome at the Alamo. So, Houston skirted around central to east Texas in the Runaway Scrape, to build their army. Finally, on April 21, 1836, the two armies met on the plains of the San Jacinto River, where the Texas Army defeated the Mexicans in 18 minutes. The Texicans battle cries were "Remember the Alamo!" and "Remember Goliad!" But, Crocket? He was a brave man, but also human, and we Texicans were proud to have him on our side. My family migrated from Missouri to Texas with Stephen F. Austin's Old 200 in the 1820s. Any Texas schoolkid knows Texas history backwards and forwards. Howdy!
I read that Crockett and a few others survived the battle, and were marched outside of the walls where the Mexican soldiers bayoneted them and passed the bodies over their heads until their blood dyed their uniforms red. That was what Susanna Dickenson told since they spared the few women and children. Either way, he survived the fight, but not the surrender. His birthplace is about 30 minutes from where I'm sitting now. Despite what the song says, he wasn't born on a mountain top, just a one room cabin next to a river lol
@samspurgeon4222 I've heard those stories, too about them being hoisted on bayonets. Its quite possibly true, who knows. I know that either way, he did have the admiration of the Mexican officers. If it IS true, I think if push came to shove, I would have rather died in battle. Lol
Very good video! I was waiting for you to tell us how Doc Holliday killed 28 people, or some such nonsense. In real life, he killed 3 people in his entire life. And he didn't give up dentistry to become a gambler, he gave it up because patients didn't like the coughing from tuberculosis. Had he been able, he would have happily performed dentistry to the end of his life!
@@ZeRowe No, I have read literally dozens of books about Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, and the rest. I live 17 miles from the OK Corral, and I've talked with a number of old-timers, people who knew people from back in the day. Bat Masterson created the Doc Holliday legend, and he didn't like Doc at all. He told many tall tales about the man, mostly after Doc's death. Doc killed a man named Mike Gordon, who was shooting up Doc's saloon in Las Vegas, New Mexico. He killed Tom McLaury, and he was one of several who shot Frank McLaury. There was no one else.
Ready for a round of AI Bingo? Let's play! Enduring legacy 2:36 Icon 8:58 Iconic 10:25, 17:23, 22:34 Captivated 10:05 Indelible ←this one is missing But this was still a good video with very interesting info!
Annie Oakley seems an incredible beauty. I think a casting director would have a hard time casting her in the making of a movie depicting her realistically. She is just too pretty !
That’s the north to this day if you want an actual burial. I waited over 5 months for my maternal grandparents to be laid to rest. Maine. I miss them very much.
your wrong about JJ the man in the box is CharlyBigalow i know this because ive seen jjs tree in Ireland which was shown to me by my mother saying this is your grandfathers tree ttfn&ty
from photographic evidence and information I've seen (like a photo of him AFTER he was "killed"), he moved to Texas and lived his life out there to become an old man.
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Brilliant, Doc - about the wild west. I love my westerns, The Westerner 1940.Gary Cooper, & My Clementine 1946 Henry Fonda,& Walter Brenen, Black& White, i think these two films are as close as to reality as you can get, In my opinion, God bless them Both, 🇺🇲
Great vid, thanks so much! Got to live in the Denver house Buffalo Bill died in, back in the early 70's for a few months. It felt very cool to live there in such a historical place. Biggest bear claw bath tub I've ever seen. Being 6'1" tall even I couldn't stay sitting up in it if there was more than a few inches of water in the tub. Thanks again!
Still bothers me to see people showing those fake old man pictures of Holliday, the only authentic picture known to exist of him is his dental school graduation. He died very young not a wrinkled old man.
Val kelmer as doc is my favorite of all time
Tombstone a was lame. Watch one of 500 spaghetti westerns. Get with the program 😢
I’ve always leaned towards Dennis quad
Me too.
I loved val as doc he played that role so well. He should of got an award for his role as doc ❤
Val was great
Bat Matterson while living in NYC would be playing cards or talking and would pull his coat open to reveal a pistol. When asked about it he would say it was the same gun he had been in gunfights with or shot a certain outlaw with. People would offer him money for the gun, but he would decline. Until late in the evening and the drinks were flowing. The offer going up with each drink. He would finally give in and sell the gun for a good amount. Next morning he would go to the pawn shop and buy a five dollar gun.
The bigger question as to if it wasn't Billy the Kid, then who was it. Then ask, who killed Sheriff Pat Garrett.
Wyatt Earp would sit on the river on the California side looking into AZ. He always wanted to return but, there was warrant for his arrest there for murder. One of the actors he often spoke with was John Wayne.
They are not sure about Jessie James. Some years back they were going to do a DNA tests on the body in the grave. They opened it and it was empty.
I have always loved these type of historic stories. Thank you kindly Zephyer 👍👍
maybe Jim Miller killed pat garrett?? he did that sort of thing
Excellent video. I look forward to seeing your videos. Thanks so much for sharing.
That was great. Thanks for all your hard work to bring this to us 🌹
Four times I've seen a picture in here identifying a man as Doc Holliday who was actually John Escapule. You can look it up on the internet, it even comments that Escapule is often portrayed as Doc Holliday
Excellent video, you have a new subscriber.
I had never heard of Frank James ever quitting the James Gang. As far as I know, it was after Jesse's Assassination that Frank gave himself up.
The delay of burying bodies because of the harsh winter is common.
at the 14:23 mark, the segment onBilly the kid begins. However the picture is of a young Jesse James. A few seconds later, a picture of the real Billy the kid is shown.
This was good shtuff! It was well presented. There was lots of badasses back then it's only the few we know about. The first sheriff of Park City was a one arm mean 'ol dude. The entire town feared him. That's how he got elected as sheriff. No one challenged him. You sir, have a proud subscriber!
First picture of "Billy the Kid" was actually Jesse James about the time he was with Cantrell's Gorillas.
I live right down the road from where Tom Mix had his ranch. He called it Spook Hill because the cattle and horses were too spooked to go near the mountain...they think because of all the rattlers up there.
So what if Crockett didn't die swinging Ol' Betsy at the heads of the attacking Mexicans. He fought at the Alamo, and he died there. Who can blame him if he wanted to live? And he's sure not the one who told the world he died fighting.
There are a lot of legends about the Alamo. There was no line drawn in the sand.
Sam Houston did NOT tell Travis to stay with his 186 or so men. Houston told Travis to get the hell out of there, the Alamo was a death trap.
But Travis, who was a dandy who wanted to prove his bravery, wanted to give Sam time to build up an army big enough to defeat Santa Ana's army of around 3,000. Travis was expecting reinforcements from Fannin's 250 man army, but they were captured and executed at Goliad. As if those men would have made a difference in the outcome at the Alamo.
So, Houston skirted around central to east Texas in the Runaway Scrape, to build their army.
Finally, on April 21, 1836, the two armies met on the plains of the San Jacinto River, where the Texas Army defeated the Mexicans in 18 minutes. The Texicans battle cries were "Remember the Alamo!" and "Remember Goliad!"
But, Crocket? He was a brave man, but also human, and we Texicans were proud to have him on our side.
My family migrated from Missouri to Texas with Stephen F. Austin's Old 200 in the 1820s. Any Texas schoolkid knows Texas history backwards and forwards. Howdy!
I love history, and love my country 🇺🇸 plus I love your comment 👍👍
I read that Crockett and a few others survived the battle, and were marched outside of the walls where the Mexican soldiers bayoneted them and passed the bodies over their heads until their blood dyed their uniforms red.
That was what Susanna Dickenson told since they spared the few women and children. Either way, he survived the fight, but not the surrender. His birthplace is about 30 minutes from where I'm sitting now. Despite what the song says, he wasn't born on a mountain top, just a one room cabin next to a river lol
@samspurgeon4222 I've heard those stories, too about them being hoisted on bayonets. Its quite possibly true, who knows. I know that either way, he did have the admiration of the Mexican officers. If it IS true, I think if push came to shove, I would have rather died in battle. Lol
@@JulianaAdams-r3t I agree! Lol
Bats tombstone says “William Barclays”, in the movie, Wyatt Earp, it’s said his name is Bartholomew.
Very good video! I was waiting for you to tell us how Doc Holliday killed 28 people, or some such nonsense. In real life, he killed 3 people in his entire life. And he didn't give up dentistry to become a gambler, he gave it up because patients didn't like the coughing from tuberculosis. Had he been able, he would have happily performed dentistry to the end of his life!
Oh, you knew him? 🤔 You must be old!..
@@ZeRowe I knew Doc Holliday. I worked with Doc Holliday. Doc Holliday was a friend of mine. And ZeRowe, you are no Doc Holliday! 😁
@@Rick_King And your speculating is all speculation 😂
@@ZeRowe No, I have read literally dozens of books about Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, and the rest. I live 17 miles from the OK Corral, and I've talked with a number of old-timers, people who knew people from back in the day.
Bat Masterson created the Doc Holliday legend, and he didn't like Doc at all. He told many tall tales about the man, mostly after Doc's death.
Doc killed a man named Mike Gordon, who was shooting up Doc's saloon in Las Vegas, New Mexico. He killed Tom McLaury, and he was one of several who shot Frank McLaury. There was no one else.
@@Rick_King I used to poop with Doc holiday in a two hole outhouse
I worked for a time with Phil Mix .Tom Mix`s grt grandson. He said that Mix senior jad spent all the money he`d made from the film industry.
Calamity in Janes day was the popular expression of being a carrier of chronic Vernerial disease.
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Annie Oakley had shells made with buckshot, rather than single bullets giving her the edge when shooting glass balls thrown into the air.......
Annie Oakley and Butler lived in Cambridge MD for a while. They hunted with my great uncle a few times.
Why do you have a photo of a very young Jesse James at the beginning of the Billy the Kid segment?
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Indelible ←this one is missing
But this was still a good video with very interesting info!
Great info thanks
What about Jim Bowie?
Annie Oakley seems an incredible beauty. I think a casting director would have a hard time casting her in the making of a movie depicting her realistically. She is just too pretty !
You're either just trying to be nice or you need new glasses
The photo that they show at 17: 06 is not Doc Holliday, it's John Escapule, The person who's photograph is frequently used to portray Doc Holliday.
That’s the north to this day if you want an actual burial. I waited over 5 months for my maternal grandparents to be laid to rest. Maine. I miss them very much.
You need to learn to pause momentarily between stories
The documentary didn't get into much detail if i was asked.
There were also those who wanted Cody buried at the Scout's Rest Ranch in North Platte, Nebraska.
Instead of just throwing arbitrary photos in, why not just show the real photos of who you're talking about. Might help your credibility.
I agree
I just wish you guys would cut out this AI voice...pls use your own or get someone to narrate.
....said one computer to another😮
"He was en -BOHHHHHMED"
I wish they would just get on with it, instead of trying to make a movie production of it. They drag it out forever
I think commenters of adverse info…haters.
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@@donnadees1971 🙏
How about documenting these numerous random photos?
We have all met someone like Blakey. I live in Germany so I meet about four a day.
Bat Masterson moved to Boston not New York. Wyatt Earp was well known during his lifetime.
You state with some certainty that "Bat Masterson moved to Boston not New York." I can find nothing to corroborate that. Do you have a source?
Didn’t Doc Holliday’s mother have tuberculosis?
Yes
You forgot Bowie who died also in the Alamo
I’ll be your huckleberry
William Tunstill vid with Ola Everhard most credible history of Jesse James and Billy the Kid
Too many inaccurate pics
This doesn't sound like an A I voice.
I don't think so either. It actually sounds like Kurt Russell's voice. 😊
I always understood Annie was Pheobe Moses.
President Trump and Elon musk are the 2 people that can and will help all those people in need.thank you guys yr all amacrian
Pathic editing ai sucks
J.D. Vance?
where's Jim Miller?
“The dirty little coward who shot Mr. Howard laid Jesse James in his grave”.
I’m sorry, but some of the tales you told are not true.
Which ones and why?
Can you quantify why?
Please give us resurch results.
I am hungry for education......
AI narration is a big turn off. I quit when I hear that.
I hate AI narration.
your wrong about JJ the man in the box is CharlyBigalow i know this because ive seen jjs tree in Ireland which was shown to me by my mother saying this is your grandfathers tree ttfn&ty
from photographic evidence and information I've seen (like a photo of him AFTER he was "killed"), he moved to Texas and lived his life out there to become an old man.
Stand up guy, that Bob Ford.
Get rid of AI narrator. Don't be lazy. I won't subscribe until you do!!!
Looks like JD vANCE's great great great grandpa Shady vANCE 🤷🏻♂️🤪🤣🤦🏻♂️
Idiot 😂
Furniture salesman
Couches, his speciality.
God must really Love me He hyas been promising for years he can forget it I Dont have faith any more
every time i check on these savings there is none same old BS
Boo on john Wayne. Draft dodger
He didnt dodge the draft he went to enlist but was turned away je actually sogned.up to help the war effort here stateside
Racist, too.
Yep just lazy.
I Do I Know nothing will turn up next day BYE BYE