Apache Indian Laborers in Roosevelt, Arizona.
William Davis “Dave” Allison – Lifetime Lawman
Burton Alvord – Lawman Turned Outlaw
Apache Warriors.
Apache – The Fiercest Warriors in the Southwest
Geronimo – The Last Apache Holdout
The Apache Kid – Outlaw Legend of the Southwest
The Aztec Cattle Company & the Hashknife Outfit
Johnny Harris Behan – 1st Sheriff of Cochise County
Big Nose Kate – Holliday’s Sidekick
George Bravin – Tombstone’s British Marshal
William “Billy” Breakenridge – Lawman, Surveyor, Author
Jack L. Bridges – Kansas Lawman
Curly Bill Brocius
William B. “Curly Bill” Brocius – Outlaw Leader of the Clanton Gang
Benjamin Brown – Honorable Buffalo Soldier
Nellie Cashman – Pioneering the Mining Camps of the Old West
Billy Claibourne – Member of the Clanton Gang
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado – Spanish Conquistador
Pony Deal – Outlaw & Gunfighter of the Southwest
Fred Dodge – Undercover Detective
James C. Earp – Lesser Known Older Brother
Morgan Earp – Killed in Tombstone, Arizona
Virgil Earp – Upholding the Law of the West
Marshal Virgil Earp’s “What If” Could Have Changed History Forever
Warren Earp – Youngest of the Earp Brothers
Wyatt Earp.
Wyatt Earp – Frontier Lawman of the American West
Camillus Sidney Fly – Photographer & Lawman
John C. Fremont – The Pathfinder
John Peter Gabriel – Lawman & Gunfighter
Francisco Tomas Hermenegildo Garces – Franciscan Priest
Henry Garfias – 1st Marshal of Phoenix
John H. Good – Gunfighting Rancher
Pearl Hart – Lady Bandit of Arizona
Pearl Hart, Lady Outlaw
John Heath and the Bisbee Massacre
Doc Holliday – Deadly Doc of the Old West
The Hopi – Peaceful Ones of the Southwest
Tom Horn – Wyoming Killer for Hire
James D. Houck – Pioneer & Lawman
J.L. Hubbell & the Hubbell Trading Post
John “Turkey Creek Jack” Johnson – Riding With the Earps
Eusebio Francisco Kino – Jesuit Priest
Buckskin Frank Leslie – Another Tombstone Rowdy
Jim Levy – The Jewish Gunfighter
Ben Lilly: Bears, Blades & Contradictions
Nat Love.
Nat Love, aka Deadwood Dick – Great Cowboy
Isaiah Mays – Honorable Buffalo Soldier
Sherman McMasters – Outlaw or Lawman?
Jeff Davis Milton – Long-Term Lawman
Burton C. Mossman – Captain of the Arizona Rangers
Audie Murphy – America’s Greatest Hero
The Navajo Nation – Largest in the U.S.
Navajo War Leader Manuelito
Navajo Long Walk to the Bosque Redondo
Nah-deiz-az, aka: “Carlisle Kid” – Apache Outlaw
Fray Marcos de Niza – Franciscan Priest
Commodore Perry Owens – Gunfighting Lawman
Nabor Pacheco – Pima County Lawman
Bound by Duty – United in Friendship (the Nabor Pacheco/Harry Wheeler Story)
Three Draws: The Grit and Gun of Arizona Lawman Nabor Pacheco
Barney Riggs – Infamous West Texas Gunfighter
Johnny Ringo – Tombstone Rowdy
The Journal of Sedona Schnebly
Charles A. Shibell – Arizona Lawman
Luke Short – A Dandy Gunfighter
“Texas John” Slaughter
Texas John Slaughter – Taming Arizona
Six Shooter Bill Smith – Little Known Desperado
Pete Spence – Escaping the Wrath of the Earps
Wells Spicer – Tombstone Judge
Frank C. Stillwell – Outlaw Cowboy Killer
Billy Stiles – Gunfighter, Lawman, & Outlaw
Charlie Storms – A Failed Gunfighter
William “Russian Bill” Tattenbaum, the Noble Outlaw
Vigilantes and Bad Men of Arizona
The Original “Dirty Harry“(Harry Wheeler)
Fred White – Tombstone’s First Marshal
Texas Jack Vermillion.
“Texas Jack” Vermillion – Old West Gunfighter
© Kathy Alexander/Legends of America, updated November 2022.
Also See:
Arizona – The Grand Canyon State