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Gunfighter
Index - H-J
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John Hale - A
gunman and foreman of the Manning Ranch near EI Paso,
Texas. After killing Gus Krempkau in 1881, he was
shot and killed by Marshal
Dallas Stoudenmire. -
Caleb Hall, aka: The Prowler, John Collins, Sam Collins -
- A former
John Kinney Gang member, he
fought in
New Mexico's
Lincoln
County War.
Afterwards, he joined
Selman's Scouts, a vicious gang who terrorized the county.
He died of natural causes at
Cripple Creek,
Colorado on
March 12, 1935.
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James Hanna - A
gunman, he was shot on
March 17, 1883
in Middle Camp,
New Mexico.
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Bill Hardin - A
gunman and first cousin to
John Wesley Hardin,
he was lynched by a mob after killing a man near Engle,
New Mexico in the 1880s.
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John Wesley "Wes" Hardin (1853-1895) -
Known as
Texas’
most deadly
gunman,
Hardin killed over thirty people. After spending 18 years in
prison,
he
was shot and killed on August 19, 1895 by
John Henry Selman.
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Albert Harmon - A
gunman, he shot and killed Tomas Salazar in January 1908 at Springer,
New Mexico -
James Harris - A
gunman and former
lawman,
he was killed while dueling Bob Majors at Santa Cruz,
California
in the 1880s.
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Edward Hart -
A former
John Kinney Gang member, he
fought in
New Mexico's
Lincoln
County War.
Afterwards, he joined Selman’s Scouts, a vicious gang who terrorized the county.
He was shot and killed by John Selman in Lincoln County in September 1878 for
allegedly attempting to assume the role of gang leader.
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George Hawks - A
gunman, he shot and killed John M. Berry on January 18, 1887 in
Flagstaff,
Arizona.
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Charles Helm - A
gunman and
cowboy
he was shot and killed by Billie McCauley in
Tombstone,
Arizona in 1882 after arguing about whether to
drive cattle fast or slow.
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