Outlaw Index - G

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• Richard F. Gagen - An outlaw and one of the conspirators in the June 17, 1877 murder of Captain R.N. Calhoun.

• Jack Gallagher, aka: Three-Fingered Jack (18??-1864) - Deputy Sheriff in Bannack, Montana and thought to have been a member of Henry Plummer's gang of Innocents. He was hanged by Montana Vigilantes. 

• Bill "Barney” Gallagher - New Mexico outlaw, he was killed in 1876 by John Slaughter in South Springs, New Mexico.

• Leandro Gallegos - Outlaw member of Vicente Silva's White Caps Gang of Las Vegas, New Mexico.

• Nestor Gallegos - Outlaw member of Vicente Silva's White Caps Gang of Las Vegas, New Mexico.

• Manuel Garcia, aka: Three-Fingered Jack (??-1853) - Joaquin Murrieta's right-hand man.

• Roy Gardner 

• Pete Garfias - An outlaw, he allegedly robbed a train in 1883 and was killed in a battle.

• Joe Garrett - Outlaw member of the Ike Stockton Gang.

• Joe George - An Arizona outlaw, he, along with Grant Wheeler, allegedly robbed a Southern & Pacific train near Willcox.

• Bill Gibbs, aka: The Panther of the Boston Mountains - An outlaw, he killed five men and was shot and killed by a lawman.

• Bud Gilbreth, aka: Cook - An outlaw and companion of Ike Stockton.

• Augustus M. "Gus” Gildea (18??-1935) - A lawman, cowboy, and later an outlaw, Gildea served as a Texas Ranger and deputy sheriff in Texas before joining up with Selman's Scouts following the turmoil of the Lincoln County War in New Mexico.

• Jim Gilliland - An accused rustler, Gilliand joined the Oliver Lee faction in the Lee-Good feud in Tularosa, New Mexico.

• Charles Glass - Bank Robber Glass was killed in a bank hold up with George Birdwell in Boley, Oklahoma.

• Reason Goble(s) - A member of Selman's Scouts following the turmoil of the Lincoln County War in New Mexico, he disappeared in 1879 into Texas.

• William Goings - An Oklahoma outlaw and murderer, he was executed in the Choctaw Nation of Indian Territory on July 13, 1899.

• Clarence Goldsby - Oklahoma outlaw and brother of "Cherokee Bill" Goldsby, he killed U.S. Deputy Marshal, Ike Rogers.

• Crawford "Cherokee Bill" Goldsby (1876-1896) - An outlaw killer and member of the Cook Gang. He was hanged for murder at Fort Smith, Arkansas on March 17, 1896.

• Juan Gomez - Outlaw Gomez escaped from prison and was recaptured on February 16, 1907.

• Juan Gonzolez - An outlaw horse thief, he was killed in Albuquerque, New Mexico in October, 1876.

• Manuel Gonzolez y Blea, aka: EI Mellado - Outlaw member of Vicente Silva's White Caps Gang of Las Vegas, New Mexico.

• Marcus Gonzales - Outlaw Gonzales was captured and jailed in La Veta, Colorado. A short time later, he was lynched by a mob in July, 1877.

• Martin Gonzolez y Blea, aka: EI Moro - Outlaw member of Vicente Silva's White Caps Gang of Las Vegas, New Mexico.

• Luther Goodall - A bank robber in Oklahoma.  

• William Goodman - A New Mexico outlaw, Goodman escaped from a Las Vegas, New Mexico jail along with Dave Rudabaugh and Joshua Webb on December 3, 1881.

• Lon Gordon (18??-1894) - Outlaw member of the Bill Cook Gang in Oklahoma, he was killed near Sapulpa, Oklahoma after the Chandler bank robbery.

• Tom Grady - A New Mexico outlaw, Grady rustled cattle and murdered John Carney on December 14, 1885 in Lake Valley, New Mexico.

• Albert "Abbs” Graham, aka: Charles Graves, Ace Carr - An outlaw member of the Jesse Evans Gang, Graham robbed throughout New Mexico and West Texas. He was arrested, but either died or left the country, as he never appeared in court.

• Charles Graham, aka: Bud Davis - Outlaw member of the Jesse Evans Gang and brother of Abbs, he was captured and accused of killing a man while shooting up Jonesboro.

• Dollay Graham, aka: George Davis, George Graves - An outlaw and one of the Graham brothers who rode with Jesse Evans in Lincoln County, New Mexico. He was killed when the gang was captured in West Texas.

• William "Whiskey Bill” Graves - A road agent in Montana and thought to have been a member of Henry Plummer's gang of Innocents. He was hanged by Montana Vigilantes at Bitter Root in January, 1864.  

• Aaron Grayson - Oklahoma outlaw and murderer

• Jim Grayson - Oklahoma horse thief.

• James Greathouse, aka: Whiskey Jim - A former deputy sheriff labeled an outlaw by ranger Patrick Garrett, ran a way station on the White Oaks-Las Vegas, New Mexico, road. Shot to death southeast of Socorro.

• Richard Green - Oklahoma horse thief and member of Sam Green’s Gang.

• Sam Green - Led an outlaw gang in Oklahoma. He killed Sheriff Jack Bullard and Deputy Sheriff Cogburn in Roger Mills County.

• Tom Green - An outlaw, he was indicted for murder in 1877 at Parker County, Texas.

• Jacob Franklin Gregg (1844-1906) -  He was with the gang in their first robbery of the Clay County Savings Association in Liberty, Missouri. Later moved to Texas, where he died in 1906.

• Dick Grey - An outlaw in Arizona and New Mexico.

• Ben Griffith - A guerilla outlaw under Cullen Baker in the Texas reconstruction war, was killed by three citizens of Glarkville in 1868.

• William "Curley" Grimes (1850-1879) - A road agent and mail robber who operated in the Deadwood, South Dakota area, he was killed by Boone May in 1979.

• font face="Arial" size="2"> Bill Gristy, aka: Bill White (18??-??)

• Albert Gross, aka: John Gunter - An outlaw member of the Jesse Evans Gang, he was captured by Texas Rangers near Shafter, Texas, on July 3, 1880. Later, he escaped briefly but recaptured by Ranger Sam Graham.

• Billy Grounds (1862-1882) - Outlaw in New Mexico and Arizona, he was killed by U.S. Deputy Marshal William Breakenridge.

• Buck Guyse - A lawman and outlaw, he deserted the Texas Rangers and fled to New Mexico where he was arrested by Pat Garrett.

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