The Complete List of Old West Lawmen - Last Name Begins With "R"


Lawmen List - R

Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z R Bud Rader - Served as a Texas Ranger in 1892. John Rankin - A U.S. Deputy Marshal in Texas who helped kill outlaw William Whitley. Roscoe Redus - Served as a Texas Ranger in 1909. Bass Reeves (1839–1910) - One of the most famous and effective U.S. Deputy Marshal Indian Territory. F.J. Reid - Served as a deputy sheriff of Val Verde County, Texas in 1909 under Sheriff C.C. Bartley. N.O. "Nage" Reynolds - Commanded Company E of the Texas Rangers in 1878. He helped break up the Horrell-Higgins feud and warned Rangers of an attack at Round Rock by Sam Bass. Terrell Rigdon - Served as a Texas Ranger in 1892. Andrew L. Roberts, aka: Buckshot Roberts, Bill Williams (18??-1878) - A Texas Ranger, outlaw, and member of King Fisher's Gang in New Mexico, Roberts heroically stood up against Billy the Kid and the Regulators in 1878 in what's known as Buckshot Roberts Last Stand. Daniel Webster Roberts - Joined the Texas Rangers under Rufe Perry in 1874. He was made captain in 1878 and broke up outlaw gangs such as the Mason County Mob, the Potter boys, and the Jesse Evans gang. He resigned in 1882. Ross Roberts - Served as a deputy sheriff of Val Verde County, Texas in 1909 under Sheriff C.C. Bartley. Ben A. Robertson, aka: Ben Burton, Ben Wheeler (1854?-1884) - A lawman and outlaw, Robertson, originally from Texas made his way throughout the west until he settled in Kansas, where he went to work for Marshal Henry Brown as a deputy in Caldwell. Excellent lawmen, they suddenly turned outlaw and robbed a bank in Medicine Lodge, Kansas and were lynched on April 30, 1884. D.S. Robinson - Served as a Texas Ranger in 1892. Jim Ro Robinson - Served as a Texas Ranger in 1886 under Captain G.H. Schmidt. C.L. "Kid" Rogers - Served as a Texas Ranger in 1896. Ernest Rogers - Served as a Texas Ranger in 1887.
Isaac "Ike" Rogers (18??-1897) - A U.S. Deputy Marshal, Rogers captured Cherokee Bill on January 29, 1895. He was killed at Fort Gibson, Oklahoma by Cherokee Bill's brother in 1897. John H. Rogers (1863–1930) - A lawman for fifty years, Rogers joined the Texas Rangers in 1882 but was later appointed as a U.S. Deputy Marshal. He returned to the Rangers and served as a captain until his death on November 11, 1930. L.T. Rogers - Served as a Texas Ranger in 1907. Bernardo Romero - Served as a U.S. Deputy Marshal in New Mexico Territory. Cleofes Romero - Served as the sheriff of San Miguel County, New Mexico during the 1890s. Miguel A. Romero - Served as deputy marshal at Las Vegas, New Mexico. Trinidad Romero - Served as a U.S. Marshal in New Mexico Territory beginning November 7, 1889. William Rosenthal - Served as a U.S. Deputy Marshal in New Mexico Territory during the 1870s. T.M. Ross - Served as a private in Company F of the Texas Rangers in 1894 and as captain of Company B in 1909. Oscar J. Roundtree - Served as a Texas Ranger under Captain Frank Johnson in 1906. E.C. Rucker - Served as a deputy sheriff of Tularosa, New Mexico, where he sided with John Good in the Tularosa feud. W.L. Rudd, aka: Colorado Chico, Little Red (1844-1938) - Served under Lee Hall in McNelly's Rangers in the 1870s and was elected sheriff of Karnes County, Texas in the 1880s. He lived to be 94 years old. Charles S. Rumley - Served as U.S. Marshal in New Mexico Territory beginning April 5, 1853. Dave Rusk - Served as a U.S. Deputy Marshal in Indian Territory in the 1880s and 1890s. Richard "Dick" Robertson Russell (18??-1922) - Served as a Texas Ranger in 1880 and as sheriff of Menard, Texas from 1886 to 1896. David Rudabaugh, aka: Dirty Dave (1854-1886) - Better known as an outlaw, Rudabaugh briefly served as a lawman in Las Vegas, New Mexico. However, this was as part of the crooked Dodge City Gang. He rode with the likes of the Roark Gang, Doc Holliday, and Billy the Kid. He was shot and beheaded by vigilantes in Mexico in 1886. Stillwell Russell - A lawman in New Mexico Territory in the 1870s. Thomas H. Rynning (1866-19??) - Rynning fought in the Indian Wars and was one of Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders before he was recruited to the Arizona Rangers. He was appointed captain the following year when Burton Mossman resigned in 1902. Continued Next Page Lawman Summaries Lawman Full Articles
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