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• Texas Rangers (1823-present) - The oldest law enforcement agency in the United States, the Texas Rangers got their start in 1823.

• The Three Guardsmen - This name was given in Old West literature to describe the three effective U.S. Deputy Marshals, Bill Tilghman, Chris Madsen, and Heck Thomas.

• Henry Andrew "Heck" Thomas (1850–1912) - Served in Indian Territory as a U.S. Deputy Marshal and later as a Texas Ranger. He helped break up the Dalton, Doolin, and Casey gangs, and captured the Lee gang.

• Benjamin "Ben" Thompson, aka: Shotgun Ben (1842–1884) - A gunman and lawman in Texas, Thompson served as city marshal of Austin, Texas, where it is said he killed thirty-two men. He and his friend King Fisher were both killed in San Antonio in March, 1884.

• Zan L. Tidball - U.S. Marshal assigned to Arizona Territory.

• Bill Tilghman (1854–1924); Deputy Marshal, Dodge City, Kansas; U.S. Deputy Marshal, Oklahoma Territory; Sheriff, Lincoln County, Oklahoma; Chief of Police, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

• Paden Tolbert (1863-1904); U.S. Deputy Marshal, Indian Territory.

• Dan Tucker (1849-??) - A gunfighter and lawman, Tucker was the City Marshal of Silver City, New Mexico and later a U.S. Deputy Marshal.

• Tom Tucker - A cowboy, lawman, and gunman in the Pleasant Valley War in Arizona, Tucker later joined Oliver Lee in his feud in Tularosa, New Mexico.

• Jesse Tyler (??-1900) - A Utah lawman killed by Wild Bunch Gang member, Harvey Logan.

• George Tyng - U.S. Marshal in Arizona Territory in 1874.

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