When the men began to run out of the burning house the Dolan side opened fire and all hell broke loose. [75], The Regulators' position worsened when the governor, in a quasi-legal move, removed Copeland and appointed George Peppin (an ally of the Murphy-Dolan faction) as sheriff. [35], Susan McSween, widow of Alexander McSween, stated: "Billy was not a bad man, that is he was not a murderer who killed wantonly. Garrett was a former employee of Pete Maxwell's and it's possible that Maxwell tipped Garrett off that the Kid was in the area. Footnote 6: Before the shooting, Billy the Kid sensed trouble from a man named Joe Grant and he casually went up to him and asked to see his gun. Before long, he fell in with a rough crowd and turned to petty crime and thievery. The Collected Works of Billy the Kid: Left-handed Poems, by Michael Ondaatje, 1970 Governor General's Award-winning biography in the form of experimental poetry. The Kid was the only one convicted and punished over the events of the war. 20:30. Finally on December 23, 1880 Garrett trapped the Kid and three other gang members at a cabin in Stinking Springs. I went in and was the first to discover that they had killed my little boy. [54][55][56] During their journey to Lincoln, the Regulators also killed one of their own members, a man named McCloskey, whom they suspected of being a traitor. Here are five facts to prove it. During a trip to the outhouse, the Kid slipped out of his handcuffs, ambushed a guard and shot the man to death with his own pistol. His role in the LCW was minor -he wasnt the leader but a follower. Footnote 8: Its of great speculation whether or not the Kid was armed with a gun. [82] In an effort to restore peace to Lincoln County, Wallace proclaimed an amnesty for any man involved in the Lincoln County War who was not already under indictment. [70] Frank Coe escaped custody a short time later, when his captors were occupied elsewhere. No sooner had he woken Maxwell than the Kid also approached the house, having stopped nearby to get beef for a late dinner. He was a good boy, maybe a little too mischievous at times. Then on September 16, 1874, the Kids mother died. [48] Although members of the Murphy-Dolan faction sought to frame Tunstall's death as a "justifiable homicide", evidence at the scene suggested that Tunstall attempted to avoid a confrontation before he was shot down. He ran toward the building and as the Kid saw him approaching he shot Olinger down with a shotgun (7). The Kid took Tunstalls offer. These qualities, along with his cunning and celebrated skill with firearms, contributed to his paradoxical image, as both a notorious outlaw and beloved folk hero. [35], George Coe, a cousin to Frank who also served as a Regulator, stated: "Billy was a brave, resourceful and honest boy. He became handy with a Winchester rifle and a Colt revolver, and in August 1877 he killed his first man during a dispute in an Arizona saloon. Upon the Kid's release, however, the. McCarty was transported from Fort Sumner to Las Vegas, where he gave an interview to a reporter from the Las Vegas Gazette. On May 15, the Regulators tracked down Seven Rivers gang member Manuel Segovia, the suspected murderer of Frank McNab, and shot him to death. a 19th century American frontier outlaw and gunman who participated in the Lincoln County War. When it didnt fire, the Kid drew his own gun and shot Grant dead. Now the Dolan side struck back. The Boy from Oklahoma (1954), with Tyler MacDuff in the role of Billy the Kid[123]. Dirty Little Billy,[124] Stan Dragoti's 1972 film starring Michael J. Pollard. Although he did participate in killings, the men he fought against were much worse than he ever was. [78] After a five-day siege, McSween's house was set on fire by the sheriff's posse. Hardly a moron, Billy received at least some formal schooling while he lived in Silver City, New Mexico. [99], One widely reported characteristic of McCarty has stood the test of research: his personal charisma and popularity. [2][104] The Kid's escape was delayed for an hour while he worked free of his leg irons[105] with a pickax and then the young outlaw mounted a horse and rode out of town, reportedly singing. The tighter the place the more he showed his cool nerve and quick brain. [29] The two men supposedly became involved in the risky, but profitable, enterprise of horse thievery; and McCarty, who targeted local soldiers, became known by the sobriquet of "Kid Antrim". The Kid heard about Governor Axtell being replaced by Lew Wallace, who was now trying to bring law and order to Lincoln. Supporting Dolan was the powerful Santa Fe Ring (similar to a mafia) in which members consisted of the governor, politicians and attorneys. One particularly legendary gunfight unfolded in January 1880 at a New Mexico saloon. [89] Meanwhile, Greathouse was sent out to act as a hostage for the posse. His position was further undermined by a string of negative newspaper editorials that referred to him as "Billy the Kid". So they took the law in their own hands. The tombstone has been stolen and recovered three times since it was set in place in the 1940s, and the entire gravesite is now enclosed within a steel cage. The feud then turned into an all out war. Sensing trouble, the Kid casually approached Grant and remarked, Thats a mighty nice looking six-shooter you got. He then slipped Grants gun out of its holster, spun its cylinder so that its next shot would be an empty chamber, and handed it back. They retaliated by killing Bill Morton, Frank Baker and William McCloskey. For the next 2 years the Kid tramped around as a ranch hand and gambler. Despite the controversy, historical records show that the Kids body was positively identified by several different people the day after his shooting, leading most historians to conclude that Sheriff Garrett got the right man. He was not a cold-blooded killer, nor was he a robber of trains or banks. Born on New York Citys East Side, Billy as a child migrated with his parents to Kansas; his father died there, and the mother and her two boys moved to Colorado, where she remarried. Of course the death was credited to the Kid and destroyed any ounce of sympathy the public had for him, not to mention, any chance for him to get things squared up with the governor to get his pardon. He would spend the rest of his life on the run from the authorities. His mother Catherine McCarty was a widow and single mother and he had a younger brother named Joseph (born 1863). He was said to be friendly and personable at times, and many recalled that he was as "lithe as a cat".] The tensions finally boiled over in February 1878, when Tunstall was murdered by a posse organized by Sheriff William Brady, a supporter of The House. [57] With this move, the McSween faction disillusioned many former supporters, who came to view both sides as "equally nefarious and bloodthirsty". With appearances from Billy Strings, Charley Crockett, Chris . Scholarly opinion is divided over whether that or William H. Bonney, Jr. (the name he used later, as in the trial), was his true name. Upon returning to Lincoln, the Regulators reported that Morton and Baker had been shot on March 9 near Agua Negra during an alleged escape attempt. Another hypothesis is that Billy the Kid was in fact Ollie L. (Brushy Bill) Roberts, who escaped, lived in Mexico and the U.S. Southwest, rode in Wild West shows, and died in 1950 in Hico, Texas. [2] The horse returned two days later.[106]. While McCarty and his gang were asleep inside, Garrett's posse surrounded the building and waited for sunrise. [42] Through them he met Frank Coe, George Coe and Ab Saunders, three cousins who owned their own ranch near to the ranch of Dick Brewer. At that exact moment, the Kid with a knife in hand went to Maxwells house to get some fresh beef for a late steak dinner. This year, in her book Billy the Kid's Writings, Words, and Wit, Billy the Kid historian Dr. Gale Cooper specifically authenticated an additional Billy the Kid letter. [27] In 1876, he settled in the vicinity of Fort Grant Army Post in Arizona, where he worked local ranches and tested his skills at local gaming houses. By the Fall of 1880, Billy was still trying to convince the governor of a pardon, although continuing his outlaw activities. New Lincoln County Sheriff Pat Garrett and his posse captured Billy the Kid at a place called Stinking Springs on December 23, 1880. Requiem for Billy the Kid, Anne Feinsilber's 2006 motion picture starring Kris Kristofferson. Pat Garrett became an Old West legend for killing Billy the Kid, yet as the years passed, rumors circulated that the Sheriff had either shot the wrong man or helped fake the outlaws death. Also known as: Brushy Bill, Henry McCarty, William H. Bonney, Jr. Encyclopaedia Britannica's editors oversee subject areas in which they have extensive knowledge, whether from years of experience gained by working on that content or via study for an advanced degree. and killed him. [98] Next, the prisoner was transferred to Santa Fe, where he sent four separate letters over the next three months to Governor Wallace seeking clemency. . But before Garrett could get his prisoners to jail, he had to defend them from a lynch mob that formed around the train on the route to Santa Fe. "I miss Billy The Kid/ The times that he had/ The life that he lived." Before he became a country star and hit songwriter, Billy Dean grew up in . Who is it?"). He was raised in Tarpon Springs, where he also picked up the piano in the local church. The Kid was a thousand times better and braver than any man hunting him, including Pat Garrett". On April 28, 1881 the Kid made his most daring escape (which would also be his last). Wilson. On December 19, McCarty barely escaped a midnight ambush in Fort Sumner, which left one member of the gang, Tom O'Folliard, dead. When he arrived, the young man was supposedly near death, but Mrs. Jones nursed him back to health. This nineteen or twenty year old lived a short life but made a lasting impression. [1] The song was written by Dean and Paul Nelson. Genealogist and historian Susan Stevenson talks to Michael about the extensive work she's done rebuilding William H. Bonney's family tree. [111] McCarty was credited with the killing of 20 men. The Kid from Texas (1950, Universal International) film starring Audie Murphy--location of title character's place of origin changed to appeal to Texans and capitalize on Murphy association with that state. [26] According to some accounts, he eventually found work as an itinerant ranch hand and shepherd in southeastern Arizona. A large number of residents in the surrounding country and . [69] Copeland's authority, however, was undermined by the Murphy-Dolan faction, which promptly rounded up recruits from among Sheriff Brady's former deputies. The Kid was known for his easygoing personality, but he wasnt afraid to draw his six-shooter when provoked. As the story goes, a drunk named Joe Grant was terrorizing the bars patrons and threatening to kill someone before the night was out. Footnote 2: Its my guess that Billy the Kids stepfather never legally adopted his stepsons, since the Kid would also be referred to by his last name McCarty in Silver City. Partner of Paulita Jaramillo, alleged girlfriend of Billy the Kid; Celsa Gutierrez; Maria Manuelita Martinez Herrera, alleged girlfriend of BTK and Nasaria Yerby, alleged girlfriend of BTK Billy the Kid, the notorious Old West outlaw, was buried in Fort Sumner, New Mexico, about 150 miles southeast of Santa Fe. Billy the Kids grave is in Fort Sumner, New Mexico. Beginning of a short life On November 23, 1859, Henry McCarty was born in New York City but moved to Kansas with his family when he was very young. A Billy the Kid Mystery Solved IHS owns most of Billy the Kid's more famous letters - including one in our collections that was previously unidentified. [66] Roberts, however, refused to be taken alive, even after he suffered a severe bullet wound to the chest. Blyth previously appeared in Benediction. One bullet struck the 21-year-old near his heart, killing him instantly. The Kid felt betrayed when he learned that Governor Wallace didnt have the power to pardon him without Rynersons cooperation, nor was the governor pressuring the attorney to collaborate. The Kid asked Grant if he could see his ivory handled revolver and, while looking at the weapon, rotated the cylinder so the hammer would fall on the empty chamber when the trigger was pulled. Bonney. He is arrested and jailed in Lincoln County for possessing horses belonging to cattleman John Tunstall. Another individual who allegedly claimed to be Billy the Kid was John Miller, whose family supported his claim in 1938, some time after Miller's death. [47] "As a wry and macabre joke on Tunstall's great affection for horses, the dead bay's head was then pillowed on his hat", writes Frederick Nolan, Tunstall's biographer. UK rock band Loungetree recorded a song 'William Child' on their 2009 album 'Seasons' with inspiration drawn from the name and legend of Billy the Kid, Joseph Santley's 1906 Broadway play co-written by Santley, in which he also starred, Michael Ondaatje's The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, 1973 play based on his poetry. Source: About Billy the Kid William H. Bonney alias Billy the Kid is probably the most misunderstood historical figure of the Old West. Billy the Kid, also known as William Henry McCarty, Jr., was a 19th-century American outlaw and gunfighter. )[114] Indeed, the notion of a left-handed Billy became so entrenched that, in 1958, a film biography of "the Kid" (starring Paul Newman) was titled The Left Handed Gun. On the fifth day of the siege the Dolan side was getting impatient, so they set the house on fire. Corrections? He always found a touch of humor in everything, being naturally full of fun and jollity. Now an outlaw and unable to find honest work, the Kid met up with another outlaw named Jesse Evans, who was the leader of a gang of rustlers called The Boys. The Kid didn't have anywhere else to go and since it was suicide to be alone in the hostile and lawless territory, the Kid reluctantly joined the gang. Michael takes a deep dive into the claims that Abrana Garcia of Fort Sumner was Billy the Kid's wife, and that Billy fathered her son Patrinocio Garcia who lived until 1964! Some of the most famous actors to play the Kid include Roy Rogers, Paul Newman, Val Kilmer and Emilio Estevez. His father can't be proven, but theory says that his name could be William Harrison Bonney, Patrick Henry McCarty, Patrick McCarthy, and a few more. The Kid wrote to the governor that he was tired of running and would surrender to authorities and testify against the Dolan side to have his murder charges dropped. A more likely explanation, however, was his slender physique, "which placed him in precarious situations with bigger and stronger boys".[24]. Garrett and Maxwell ran out of the room and huddled outside with the two deputies and waited. On the run again and an outlaw, the Kid went back to making a living the only way he knew how rustling. [87] While popular accounts often depict McCarty and Garrett as "bosom buddies", there is no concrete evidence that they were ever friends. Wallace simply lost interest and left the Kid to his fate. Another theory holds that McCarty slipped off his manacles at the top of the stairs, struck Bell[102] over the head with them, grabbed Bell's own gun, and shot him with it. With his execution scheduled for May 13, McCarty was removed to Lincoln, where he was held under guard by two of Garrett's deputies, James Bell and Robert Ollinger, on the top floor of the town courthouse. [9][10] While his biological father remains an obscure figure, some researchers have theorized that his name was Patrick McCarty, Michael McCarty, William McCarty, or Edward McCarty. McCarty was shot in the thigh while attempting to retrieve a rifle that Brady had seized from him during an earlier arrest. By July of 1881, Garrett heard rumors that Billy the Kid was in the Fort Sumner area, so with two deputies he rode into Fort Sumner. In 1881, Billy the Kid was captured by Pat Garrett, the Lincoln County Sheriff, for his involvement in the Lincoln County War, and he was found guilty of killing Sheriff Brady. The bullet pierced the Kid's heart and he fell to the floor. At first the deputized Regulators tried to do things legally by serving warrants, but with the prejudice Sheriff Brady and the bias court system, they couldnt count on justice being served. Henry quickly adapted to life in the rugged territory and became fluent in Spanish, but his sickly mother died of tuberculosis in 1874, leaving him an orphan at the age of just 14. [25] Two days after McCarty was placed in jail, the teenager escaped by worming his way up the jailhouse chimney. He got into an argument with a bully named Frank Windy Cahill, who had picked on him numerous times before. [32] On August 17, Cahill reportedly attacked McCarty after a verbal exchange and threw him to the ground. [49] Tunstall's murder enraged McCarty and the other ranch hands. [43], Late in 1877, McCarty, along with Brewer, Bowdre, Scurlock, the Coes and the Saunders, was hired as a cattle guard by John Tunstall, an English cattle rancher, banker and merchant, and his partner, Alexander McSween, a prominent lawyer. American composer Mark Nichols (American Composer/Playwright) wrote a popular score for Michael Ondaatje play,"The Collected Works of Billy the Kid" in 1990. Billy the Kid's real name was William Henry McCarty (1), when and where he was born, or who or what happened to his father is not known. The thirteen films included Blazing Frontier, The Renegade, Cattle Stampede, and Western Cyclone (1943).[122]. The Kid surrendered and testified in court, but the Santa Fe Ring had influence over the court system, so members of the Dolan side, including James Dolan, were acquitted. DC shooting Gold heist The Power of Water 'Rust' shooting Photo of Billy the Kid and His Killer Uncovered at Flea Market, Owner Says Frank Abrams is working with experts to verify if the photo he bought at a North Carolina flea market is really of Billy the Kid posing in a group with Pat Garrett. Dolan and Murphys outfitknown as The Househad long held a monopoly over the dry goods and cattle trades in Lincoln County. [88] As in other accounts of the incident, the Kid is described as rotating the cylinder "so an empty chamber was beneath the hammer". One of the most famous questions about Billy the Kid is whether or not he had any children. Find History on Facebook (Opens in a new window), Find History on Twitter (Opens in a new window), Find History on YouTube (Opens in a new window), Find History on Instagram (Opens in a new window), Find History on TikTok (Opens in a new window), Cowboys & Outlaws:The Real Billy the Kid, https://www.history.com/news/9-things-you-may-not-know-about-billy-the-kid, 9 Things You May Not Know About Billy the Kid. Updates? Husband of Abrana Garcia, alleged wife of BTK and Juana Montoya "La Tullida" Patron, alleged girlfriend of BTK Chisum, 1970 movie starring John Wayne as John Chisum, dealing with Billy the Kid's involvement in the Lincoln County War. Bob Dylan's album Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, soundtrack of the 1973 film by Sam Peckinpah. He was born Henry . "In the time that the Kid roamed the land he chided Hispanic villagers who were fearful of standing up to the big ranchers who stole their land, water, and way of life".[106]. [130], Billy Joel's song The Ballad of Billy the Kid, a historically inaccurate re-telling of Billy the Kid's life, off of his 1973 album Piano Man. [66][68] Four other Regulators were wounded in the skirmish. Billy the Kids real name was William Henry McCarty (1), when and where he was born, or who or what happened to his father is not known. [33] The coroner's inquest concluded that McCarty's shooting of Cahill was "criminal and unjustifiable." April 30, 2023. Though his life was short, he left a lasting impression on the American West. The gun clicked and then the Kid had his turn but his gun went BANG. We strive for accuracy and fairness. As a result, people interpret him in their own ways.. Most historians reject Brushy Bill's claim, although his argument was not entirely bereft of supporting evidence. [51] Tunstall's men formed their own group called the Regulators. [99] Wallace, however, refused to intervene,[99] and the Kid's trial was held in April 1881 in Mesilla. A tribute to the 1973 album Shotgun Willie. Tunstall came to Lincoln to start his own business and ranch, but Dolan didnt like the competition and set out to drive him away. Willie Nelson's 90th birthday celebration looked like a hell of a time. Early in life, he adopted the nickname Billy the Kid. [9] There is clear evidence that his Mother's name was Catherine McCarty, although "there have been continuing debates about whether McCarty was her maiden or married name". All we know is that his mother's name was Catherine Devine or McCarty, Katherine Beaujean or Katherine Bonney. Anything for Billy is a 1988 novel by Larry McMurty. [59] Notably, Axtell refused to acknowledge the existence of the so-called "Santa Fe Ring", a group of corrupt Republican politicians and business leaders led by U.S. Attorney Thomas Benton Catron. If his spectacular escape wasn't enough, his controversial death was the final dramatic ending to his story. Its estimated that he was born around 1860-61 possibly in New York. [2] Meanwhile, McCarty scooped up Ollinger's[103] 10-gauge double barrel shotgun and waited at the upstairs window for Ollinger, who had been across the street with some other prisoners, to come to Bell's aid. [72] The only casualty was Dutch Charley Kruling, a Dolan man wounded by a rifle slug fired by George Coe at a distance of 440 paces. This article was most recently revised and updated by, https://www.britannica.com/biography/Billy-the-Kid-American-outlaw, American Heritage - Billy the Kid: From Outlaw to Legend, PBS - American Experience - The Life and Legend of Billy the Kid, Billy the Kid - Student Encyclopedia (Ages 11 and up). [53] The wanted men, Bill Morton and Frank Baker, attempted to flee, but they were captured on March 6. [40] At some point in 1877, McCarty began to refer to himself as "Willam H. The NBC series The Tall Man ran from 1960 to 1962, starring Clu Gulager as Billy and Barry Sullivan as Pat Garrett. Marty Robbins' song "Fastest Gun Around" from the 1963 album Return of the Gunfighter. He was said to be friendly and personable at times, and many recalled that he was as "lithe as a cat". In July 1878, the feud reached its climax with a deadly, five-day firefight in the town of Lincoln, after which the Regulators disbanded and the two sides sealed a flimsy peace agreement. All we know is that FOR SURE, according to Census, his mother married a man named Antrim. Our editors will review what youve submitted and determine whether to revise the article. The Lincoln County War would have turned out exactly the way it did if Billy the Kid never took part in it. The Kid fled to one of his foster families and they put him on a stagecoach to Clifton, Arizona where his stepfather was living, but when he found his stepfather he didnt want him and told the Kid to leave. Marty Robbins' song "Billy the Kid" from the album Gunfighter Ballads & Trail Songs Volume 3. [100] On April 13, he was sentenced by Judge Warren Bristol to hang.[100]. [31] In 1877, McCarty was involved in an altercation with the civilian blacksmith at Fort Grant, a loquacious Irish immigrant named Frank "Windy" Cahill, who took pleasure in bullying young McCarty. When Grant fired, nothing happened, and McCarty then shot him. [4] Contemporaries described him as a "neat" dresser who favored an "unadorned Mexican sombrero". [28] Sheriff Whitehill would later say that he liked the boy, and his acts of theft were more due to necessity than wantonness. One day while at a saloon in Camp Grant, Arizona, the Kid who was about sixteen at the time, got into serious trouble. When Otero met Bonney in 1881, the Otero family and other prominent Hispanos of central and northern New Mexico shared little . Its believed that Henry was simply the tool of Sombrero Jack, who done the stealing whilst Henry done the hiding. [65], On April 4, in what became known as the Gunfight of Blazer's Mills, the Regulators sought the arrest of an old buffalo hunter known as Buckshot Roberts, whom they suspected of involvement in the Tunstall slaying. While every effort has been made to follow citation style rules, there may be some discrepancies. Tunstall noticed something different about this rustler, he wasnt rough like the other men, but just a boy who got a bad start in life and was looking for place to belong. The family moved to Silver City in Grant County, located in southern New Mexico. On March 1, 1873 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Catherine McCarty married a man named William Antrim. Young Guns, Christopher Cain's 1988 motion picture starring Emilio Estevez as Billy and Patrick Wayne, son of John Wayne as Pat Garrett. [40] The Jones family developed a strong attachment to McCarty and gave him one of their horses. After a short standoff, Billy the Kid came out and surrendered. Tunstall refused to be intimidated and instead tried to fight back with legal action. In 1949, a paralegal named William Morrison located a man in West Texas named Ollie P. Roberts (nicknamed "Brushy Bill"), who claimed to be Billy the Kid and challenged the popular account of Billy's slaying at the hands of Pat Garrett in 1881. [65] According to a contemporary newspaper account, the Regulators disclaimed "all connection or sympathy with McSween and his affairs" and expressed their sole desire to track down Tunstall's murderers. Since there were now two Billies in the household, the Kids mother referred to him by his middle name, he was now Henry McCarty-Antrim (2). Actor Tom Blyth will be starring in the upcoming TV series Billy the Kid, where he plays the titular character. [36] He eventually arrived at the former army post of Apache Tejo, where he joined a band of cattle rustlers who targeted the sprawling herds of cattle magnate John Chisum. He was familiar with the Kids habits and hideouts, which may show that Garrett may have been a rustler himself or at one time may have ridden with the Kid. Although Billy the Kid was one of many who fought and killed during the LCW, he was the only one that faced conviction and was sentenced to death. Billy the Kid has been the subject and inspiration for many popular works, including: Billy The Kid (1958), a serial poem by Jack Spicer. He was born on December 21, 1925, and he passed away on April 25, 2023. Dolan sent for Colonel Dudley at Fort Stanton for assistance. He neglected to keep a low profile, however, and it wasnt long before Sheriff Pat Garrett and two deputies rode into town. This was done to prevent an accidental discharge should the hammer be struck. He also appeared in another period. (All Winchester Model 1873 rifles were made with the loading gate on the right side of the receiver: the "left-handed" photograph is a mirror image. In a four-year span between 1877 and 1881, the baby-faced outlaw was involved in the shooting deaths of some nine men, at least four of whom he killed singlehandedly. It's estimated that he was born around 1860-61 possibly in New York. Always a good marksman, he shot Grant in the chin". [57] The incident had the effect of further alienating the public, given that many local residents "admired the way Roberts put up a gutsy fight against overwhelming odds". Since the end of the Lincoln County War, the Kid spent the next two years eluding the law and living in and around Fort Sumner (a former military fort transformed into a tiny Mexican village). Billy the Kid knew he didnt stand a chance in court and he had lost faith in the governor, so he escaped. The Kid assumes the alias William H. Bonney. at which point he was shot and killed in ambush style. [23] Early biographers sought to explain McCarty's subsequent descent into lawlessness by focusing on his habit of reading dime novels that romanticized crime. 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