63 Wild West Mugshots From The Glory Days Of American Outlaws

63 Wild West Mugshots From The Glory Days Of American Outlaws 63 wild west mugshots that prove they don’t make criminals like they used to. by erin kelly | edited by john kuroski. published june 28, 2015. updated april 1, 2020. from butch cassidy to an 11 year old car thief to a jesse james crony still bloody from a posse's beating, these mugshots evoke the true outlaw spirit of the wild west. John ellies was accused of stealing horses in september 1866. prisons of the wild west housed some of the most infamous criminals in american history, outlaws who thrived in the lawless frontier. the mugshots in the gallery above include notorious figures such as the younger gang, a band of brothers—cole, bob, and jim younger—who became.

63 Wild West Mugshots From The Glory Days Of American Outlaws History has been recorded since the first photographs were taken in the late 1820s. now we can actually see real events as they happen and connect to past ev. The hole in the wall gang was one of the most successful outlaw gangs in the history of the wild west. they robbed over 20 banks and trains, and they were never caught by the law. in 1896, the hole in the wall gang was broken up by lawmen. ketchum was captured and sentenced to death for the murder of a railroad worker. The fort smith court records mention not only the defendants, but also some of the victims, witnesses, u.s. marshals, deputy marshals, and other court employees. the criminal case files (also called defendant jackets) have been scanned and are available online through ancestry . sam and belle starr jacket on ancestry screen capture. Here are 10 of the most famous and notorious of these outlaws of the wild west. 1. jesse james. jesse woodson james was an american outlaw, bank and train robber, guerrilla, and leader of the james–younger gang. born in 1847 and raised in the “little dixie” area of western missouri, james and his slave owning family maintained strong.

63 Wild West Mugshots From The Glory Days Of American Outlaws The fort smith court records mention not only the defendants, but also some of the victims, witnesses, u.s. marshals, deputy marshals, and other court employees. the criminal case files (also called defendant jackets) have been scanned and are available online through ancestry . sam and belle starr jacket on ancestry screen capture. Here are 10 of the most famous and notorious of these outlaws of the wild west. 1. jesse james. jesse woodson james was an american outlaw, bank and train robber, guerrilla, and leader of the james–younger gang. born in 1847 and raised in the “little dixie” area of western missouri, james and his slave owning family maintained strong. 12 notorious wild west outlaws. the united states relentlessly pushed its frontier westward during the 19th century in pursuit of manifest destiny, steadily populating vast swathes with a relentless stream of new arrivals who upped stakes and abandoned their homes in pursuit of dreams of greener pastures and a fresh start in the american west. Bettmann archive getty images. train robberies. horse thievery. cattle rustling. shootouts. cold blooded murder. the most notorious outlaws of the wild west have long been romanticized as daring.

63 Wild West Mugshots From The Glory Days Of American Outlaws 12 notorious wild west outlaws. the united states relentlessly pushed its frontier westward during the 19th century in pursuit of manifest destiny, steadily populating vast swathes with a relentless stream of new arrivals who upped stakes and abandoned their homes in pursuit of dreams of greener pastures and a fresh start in the american west. Bettmann archive getty images. train robberies. horse thievery. cattle rustling. shootouts. cold blooded murder. the most notorious outlaws of the wild west have long been romanticized as daring.