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Seaborn
Kalijah (18??-1887)
- An
Oklahoma
outlaw, Kalijah was arrested by
U.S. Deputy Marshal, John
Phillips. He left his prisoner in the care of his posse overnight, to
return the next morning to find Mark Kuykendall, Henry Smith and William
Kelly murdered and Kalijah gone. The killer was later rearrested, found
guilty and hanged at Fort Smith,
Arkansas on January 17, 1887.
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Jim
Kay - A
New Mexico
outlaw, he rustled cattle near Socorro and was
killed by Joel Fowler.
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Frank
Kearney - An
outlaw who escaped from the
Las Vegas,
New Mexico jail on
December 3, 1881 with
outlaws
Dave Rudabaugh
and John Joshua
Webb.
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Pierce
Keaton - A
Texas
cowboy and
outlaw, he attempted to hold up a train on June
9, 1898
at Coleman Junction, and was captured in Sutton
County. He was imprisoned, paroled in 1916, and died in 1931.
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Bill
Kelly - A
Texas
outlaw, he broke out of jail, killed a deputy, and was charged with
murder in 1885 at Brazos County,
Texas.
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Curtis
Kelly -
Oklahoma
outlaw who rode with Al Spencer and Jelly Nash.
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Dan
"Yorky” Kelly - An
outlaw, he raided Bisbee,
Arizona with a gang in December, 1883,
killing several people. Kelly was tried, convicted of murder, and hanged
on
March
8, 1884.
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Dan Kelly, aka: Yorky (1859-1884)
-
Edward O. Kelly
- See Edward O'Kelley
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Jack
Kelly - An
outlaw, who escaped from the
Las Vegas,
New Mexico jail on
December 3,1881,
with
outlaws
Dave Rudabaugh
and John Joshua
Webb.
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Dave Kemp - Known as both an
outlaw and a
lawman, Kemp killed a man in
Texas before
moving on to
New Mexico,
where he served a as a
lawman in Eddy County. Later he killed Sheriff Les Dow.
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Charles
Kennedy
(18??-1870) - A mountain man who lived near
Eagle Nest,
New Mexico, Kennedy robbed and killed a number of passing travelers as they
made their way to Taos. He's one of the first known serial killers in the
southwest.
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