Old West Lawmen Index

Lawman Index - B-1

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Elfego Baca (1865-1945) - Socorro County, New Mexico lawman, attorney, and U.S. Deputy Marshal.

Mitchell Bader - U.S. Deputy Marshal commissioned in the Western District of Arkansas in 1892, by Marshal Jacob Yoes.

J. Baer - U.S. Deputy Marsha land Court Crier in the Western District at Fort Smith, Arkansas.

William "Billy" Bailey, aka: Bill Wilson, William Baylor (18??-1871) - A lawman and cowboy, Bailey was working in Newton, Kansas when he was killed by Mike McCluskie, which prompted the famous Hyde Park Gunfight.

Wood E. Bailey - U.S. Deputy Marshal commissioned in the Western District at Fort Smith, Arkansas, by Marshal Jacob Yoes.

Charles Baird - U.S. Deputy Marshal commissioned in the Central District by Marshal J. J. McAlester in June, 1895.

P.C. Baird (18??-1928) - Mason County, Texas Sheriff and Texas Ranger .

Allen Baker - U.S. Deputy Marshal commission on October 1, 1894 for the Northern District of Indian Territory .

A.R. Baker - A lawman, served as a Texas Ranger under Captain Frank Johnson in 1906.

Benjamin F. Baker - U.S. Deputy Marshal in Arizona Territory commissioned on April 8, 1882.

Frank Baker (18??-1878) - An outlaw member of the Jesse Evans Gang and a lawman, Baker was involved in the Lincoln County War and was killed by Billy the Kid on March 10, 1878.

Isaac Baker - U.S. Deputy Marshal commissioned on July 9, 1869 under Marshal William A. Britton of the District Court in Van Buren, Arkansas.

J.H. Baker - A lawman, Baker served in Company C of the Texas Rangers around 1907.

James Baker - U.S. Deputy Marshal commissioned in the Western District of Arkansas in 1897 by Marshal Solomon F. Stahl.

John Baker - U.S. Deputy Marshal commissioned in the Western District at Fort Smith, Arkansas.

William Baker - U.S. Deputy Marshal commissioned in the Western District of Arkansas on October 1, 1894, by Marshal George C. Crump.

William Bales - U.S. Deputy Marshal commissioned in the Southern District Court of Indian Territory at Paris, Texas in 1894 by Marshal Shelby Williams.

Andrew "Andy" W. Balfour (or Belfour) (18??-1891) - A Deputy Sheriff in Kiowa County, Kansas. When he confronted outlaw, Zip Wyatt, he was shot and killed.

Charles Ballard - A deputy marshal in Roswell, New Mexico.

William Ballard - U.S. Deputy Marshal working in Muskogee County, Oklahoma.

Andrew "Andy" W. Balfour (or Belfour) (18??-1891) - A Deputy Sheriff in Kiowa County, Kansas, he was killed by Zip Wyatt while trying to arrest him in June, 1891.

William Ball - U.S. Deputy Marshal commissioned in the Western District at Fort Smith, Arkansas under Marshal Jacob Yoes on April 13, 1892.

David Monticello "Bud" Ballew (1877-1922) - A noted gunfighter and lawman. After killing a number of men, he was shot down by Wichita Falls, Texas Police Chief on May 5, 1922.

William "Bill" Dudley Banks - U.S. Deputy Marshal commissioned in Oklahoma Territory and assigned by Marshal Evett Nix to the Cheyenne District on July 15, 1893.

Benjamin Gray Barbee (1871-1943) - U.S. Deputy Marshalin Oklahoma Territory.W.H. Barbee - U.S. Deputy Marshal commissioned in the Western District at Fort Smith, Arkansas by Marshal George C. Crump.

W.H. Barbee - U.S. Deputy Marshal commissioned in the Western District at Fort Smith, Arkansas

L.E. Barbey - U.S. Deputy Marshal in Arizona Territory commissioned on February 1, 1882.

Mariano Barela (18??-18??) - Mesilla County, New Mexico Sheriff and U.S. Marshal.

Dudley S. Barker - While serving as a Texas Ranger in company B, he helped break up a gang terrorizing the town of San Saba in 1897.

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