• George Tobler (18??-1890) - A member of the Choctaw Nation in Indian Territory killed a rival, Irvin Richmond over a woman. He was hanged on January, 1890 at Fort Smith, Arkansas.

• Captain George W. Todd - A Missouri outlaw, Todd fought along side Cole Younger in Bill Anderson's guerilla army and was killed after the war.

• John Tornow (1880-1912) - A former mental patient who had become a legend among local loggers in Washington, he was killed in a pitched gun battle in the spring of 1912.

• William Towerly (1870-1887) - An outlaw horse thief, who in less than a month killed two law officers and was himself shot and killed by U.S. Marshal Bill Moody in December, 1887.

• William Towerly

• Harry Tracy (1874-1902) - Tracy rode with Butch Cassidy’s Wild Bunch before making his way to Washington, where he rode with outlaw Dave Merrill. The two were later apprehended and sent to Oregon State Penitentiary in Salem. During a prison escape in 1902, Tracy killed Merrill, and then committed suicide when he was surrounded by a posse in eastern Washington.

• Charles Trentham - An outlaw and a Texas Ranger, Trentham killed a man in Marla, Texas before fleeing first to New Mexico, then to Indian Territory.

• Antonio Maria Trujillo - New Mexico outlaw Trujillo was hanged for high treason on February 18, 1883.

• Julian Trujillo - Trujillo was one of the many members of Vicente Silva's White Caps Gang.

• Jim Tucker - An outlaw and murderer, Tucker poisoned W.F. Fletcher. Later he was shot and killed by Deputy Sheriff Henry Barton in Pinos Altos, New Mexico on May 20, 1882.

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• Francisco Ulibarri - Comanche Indian outlaw, Ulibarri was a member of Vicente Silva's White Caps Gang in Las Vegas, New Mexico.

• David "Big Dave" Updyke (1830-1866) - Though thought to have been the leader of a vicious gang of outlaws, Updyke  was elected sheriff of Ada County, Idaho, in 1865. He was lynched on April 14, 1866, for allegedly aiding horse thieves and murderers.

• Leandro Urieta - A New Mexico outlaw, Urieta was shot by Sheriff Mariano Barela in Mesilla, New Mexico on November 2, 1877.

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• Antonio Jose Valdez, aka: EI Mico, EI Patas de Rana - Both an outlaw and lawman, Valdez was one of Silva's White Caps of Las Vegas, New Mexico. Later he shot and killed Vicente Silva in the back. Though jailed, he was later released,only to be appointed the marshal of Wagon Mound, New Mexico.

• Tiburcio Vasquez (1835-1875) -Tiburcio Vasquez led a gang of desperados throughout California for more than two decades before he was caught and hanged.

• Hank Vaughan

• Marcos Varela - Nephew of Vicente Silva, Marcos was also a member of Vicente Silva's White Caps Gang.

• Cruz Vega - A New Mexico outlaw, Cruz was lynched by a mob in Cimarron, on October 30 1875, for allegedly murdering Reverend T.J. Tolby.

• J.M. Vialpando - Outlaw member of Vicente Silva's White Caps Gang in Las Vegas, New Mexico.

• Juan de Dios Vialpando - Outlaw member of Vicente Silva's White Caps Gang in Las Vegas, New Mexico. Juan killed to men and was hanged on November 19, 1895, in Santa Fe.

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