It is only the fourth known photograph of Billy the Kid and is thought to be a trophy shot taken by Garrett and his posse after they arrested him for murdering a sheriff. Omissions? Born on New York Citys East Side, Billy as a child migrated with his parents to Kansas; his father died there, and the mother and her two boys moved to Colorado, where she remarried. At around the same time, Billy was hungry, so he woke up and walked towards the fresh meat that was hanging on the rafter above the porch outside of Maxwells bedroom. One of Bonneys men was killed; Bonney and the rest of his men were captured. He joined the wrong groups and wound up running from the law. Garrett was well aware that Billy was a cockeyed optimist when it came to hopes for escape. Garrett did not pursue re-election for sheriff of Lincoln County in 1882. Since that time, debates have raged over Robertss claims, and whether he was truly one of the Wests most notorious gunmen or just an old man looking for attention. He was buried, it is said, in Fort Sumner Cemetery, with his associates Tom OFolliard and Charlie Bowdre, and the epitaph Palsthough none of them are likely directly under the tombstone there today. Its an area tailor-made for rustlers, and Billy knows it well. The moment word got out about his escape, New Mexicos governor put another $500 bounty on the Kid, dead or alive. By 1876 he was hunting buffalo, until a dispute with another hunter, Joe Briscoe, ended up with Garrett killing Briscoe. On November 2, 1880, Garrett turned to law enforcement. Exactly what happened after that has been the subject of speculation ever since, but everyone agrees on one fact: On the night of July 14, Billy the Kid was shot to death in Maxwells home. 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So, the Kid escaped custody and eluded the law for the next two years. The Regulators and the new sheriffs forces clashed in July 1878 at whats become known as the Battle of Lincoln. Pat Garrett, the sheriff of Lincoln County, New Mexico Territory, had been on the trail for months. He soon, however, hailed his friend, who was sleeping in the room, told him to get up and make some coffee, adding: Give me a butcher knife and I will go over to Petes and get some beef; Im hungry. The Mexican arose, handed him the knife, and the Kid, hatless and in his stocking-feet, started to Maxwells, which was but a few steps distant. Billy the Kid was up for a posthumous pardon for the murder for which he was to be hanged. American mafia founder Albert Anastasia's What a sparkler! He moved to Texas, where Governor John Ireland appointed him to the Texas Rangers. In 2015, Stahl filed a petition in New Mexico Supreme Court in pursuit of a death certificate for the Kid, also known as William Bonney, from the state's medical examiner. Pat Garrett was away at the time and didnt try to track the Kid until he received information that the outlaw was holed up in a ranch at Fort Sumner, some 140 miles away from Lincoln. These absences got longer and more common as McCartys mother got sick with tuberculosis and became more dependent on the men in her family to look after her. There are also suggestions that Billy and Garrett were friends and planned the whole incident so the fugitive could escape. The image could be the last known picture of Billy the Kid, who was born Henry McCarty. Billy the Kid, byname of William H. Bonney, Jr., original name Henry McCarty?, (born November 23, 1859?, New York, New York, U.S.died July 14, 1881, Fort Sumner, New Mexico), American outlaw who was one of the most notorious gunfighters of the American West. It was a game of two, Billy said, and I got there first.. Subscribe to receive our weekly newsletter with top stories from master historians. Eidsons official position on the story echoes that of the rest of the Historical Commissionwe keep an open mind. They were acquitted of the Fountain killings, and the charges for killing the deputy were dismissed. What historians do know is that Garrett was elected sheriff of Lincoln County in November 1880, on a platform promising to end the violence between two groups of warring landowners feuding over dry goods and cattle interests in the county. Lets get the issue of imposters out of the way quickly. While every effort has been made to follow citation style rules, there may be some discrepancies. Whos that?) All this occurred in a moment. Portrait of Pat Garrett from The Story of the Outlaws. As a child, Billy the Kid went under the name of Henry McCarty. However, the true figure is believed to be somewhere between four and nine. Returning to the building with pistol in one hand, knife in the other, Billy was startled and instead of opening fire, hesitated, repeatedly asking, in Spanish, "Who is it?" Some of those in favor of Kids pardon have filed a petition, including defense attorney Randi McGinn who has offered to handle the case for free. Garrett succeeded in capturing Billy the Kid and a few other outlaws at Stinking Springs on December 23, 1880. Garrett succeeded in capturing Billy the Kid and a few other outlaws at Stinking Springs on December 23, 1880. What you may not know is that the long dead Kid may be up for a pardon from current New Mexico governor Bill Richardson. There is no doubt there that Billy the Kid is one of their own, and theyre happy to tell the world. Word reached him of the death, but he didnt cut his trip short and missed the funeral. Richardson appointed Charles Daniels to the state Supreme Court, whom McGinn is married to. Garrett had hoped to apprehend the men while they were asleep, but Lee and Gililland set themselves up as lookouts on the roof of the bunkhouse. In 1931, locals raised money to give him a proper headstone. As is the case with so many mythologized historical figures, it can be difficult to separate fact from fiction. Garrett became involved again when he heard a tip that the Kid was hiding out in the Fort. McNew and Carr were the first to be arrested. The Lincoln County justice of the peace was convinced but before Brady could be arrested, local deputies loyal to the sheriff arrested Billy and threw him in jail. There were various men in the American Southwest who went by the moniker "Billy the Kid." Historians say that this photo shows outlaw Billy the Kid, circled second from left, and Pat Garrett, circled far right, taken in 1880. Mblitch CC BY-SA 3.0. During an interview in 1983, Pat Garretts last surviving daughter, Elizabeth, claimed that her father did not kill the Kid. Please refer to the appropriate style manual or other sources if you have any questions. Somehow, he managed to reach a friends house, where he was allowed to rest and recover from his ordeal in the desert. McCarty, a member of the Regulators, vowed to avenge Tunstall's death. Garrett rode to Maxwells house late that night and hid in Maxwells kitchen. The two would have nine children over the years. It was at the saloon that Pat Garrett met and often gambled with William Bonney, better known as Billy the Kid. The two were seen together so often they soon took on the nicknames of Big Casino and Little Casino. Another hypothesis is that Billy the Kid was in fact Ollie L. (Brushy Bill) Roberts, who escaped, lived in Mexico and the U.S. Southwest, rode in Wild West shows, and died in 1950 in Hico, Texas. I've always been somebody who's interested in history and background.'. He was orphaned as a teen. Who is it?' Billy the Kid, that heasked Sheriff Kimball to appoint him deputy sheriff until his term officiallybegan in January of 1881. Sheriff Pat Garrett shoots Henry McCarty, popularly known as Billy the Kid, to death at the Maxwell Ranch in New Mexico. He headed west with his family as a youth and had his first brush with the law in 1875 when he was arrested for stealing clothes from a Chinese laundry in Silver City, New Mexico. Financially, Garrett was a failure. In the aftermath of the Lincoln County War, Lew Wallace, the new territorial governor of New Mexico, published a wanted list which included the Kid, who was implicated in the murder of Sheriff Brady in 1878, shortly after Brady arrested the Kid. History tells us that the outlaw known as Billy the Kid (aka Henry McCarty, aka William Bonney) was gunned downat the ripe old age of 21by Sheriff Pat Garrett on July 14, 1881, in Fort Sumner, New Mexico. Wikimedia CommonsLew Wallace, before he became governor. The Old Man Who Claimed to Be Billy the Kid. For deaths, sure. The other known pictures of the outlaw were believed to have been taken in 1877, 1878 and 1879. What is far more relevant to the case is the issue of discrepancy in the testimonies of Garrett, Poe, the coroner and several other people. 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He raised quickly his pistol, a self-cocker, within a foot of my breast. Abrams, who lives in Arden, told Albuquerque's KRQE-TV that he spent the next several months consulting various forensic experts. Follow us on social media to add even more wonder to your day. People in Hico, Texaspopulation 1,780 and home to the Billy the Kid Museumtell a slightly different version. Soldier in range wars, cattle rustler, horse thief, but also universally described as charming, funny, a good singer and good dancer, at least bilingual, and an avid reader. Marshals Posse. Billy the Kid was free for just three months before his final encounter with Pat Garrett. Either way, Billy sensed that trouble was coming and decided to head it off at the pass. 'Right now, that is not the first thing on my mind. An experienced outlaw (even at a tender age) would surely have recognized two deputies standing on the porch. Whether they produced battlefield images of the dead or daguerreotype portraits of common soldiers, []. Henry got the better of Cahill and shot him, inflicting a wound that would kill him the next day. Believing the photo to include Billy the Kid (which would make it just the second known photo of him), Guijarro eventually found an authentication firm that verified his claim with facial recognition analysis and valued it at $5 million. When Garrett was appointed Sheriff of Dona Ana County in April of 1896, it took two years for him to gather enough evidence to ask a judge in Las Cruces for warrants to arrest William McNew, Oliver M. Lee, James Gililland, and Bill Carr. He is either a folk hero that single-handedly stood up against a corrupt government system, or he is a ruthless outlaw and cop killer that left a wake of terror in his path.. Consider supporting our work by becoming a member for as little as $5 a month. Yet at the same time, Billy the Kid seemed to be making an attempt at going straight. Whether his story actually ended in 1881, however, is another matter. The extended dance of In December 1880, he had brought in the infamous outlaw Billy the Kid on charges of murdering a former county sheriff. Although the book was not successful when it was released, an originaledition became quite valuable over the years. Out on his own, McCarty slipped across the border into Arizona Territory, which technically made him a federal fugitive from justice though the federal government didnt have a huge presence in Arizona at the time and Henry was pretty much free to do as he liked. They are personal things, and things that make complete sense for him to be upset about if his story was true.. We approached these houses cautiously, and when within earshot, heard the sound of voices conversing in Spanish. Bill Richardson, the governor of New Mexico, declined to follow through with that pardon. According to Robert M. Utley's definitive Billy the Kid, by the time his life ended on July 14, 1881, at age 21, McCarty/Antrim/Bonney had killed four men for certain, one perhaps, and participated in killing perhaps five more. Updates? He states, Just think of all the good publicity New Mexico is receiving around the world on thisIts fun. Before the sun came up, the Kid was underground with nothing but a wooden marker for his grave. He was high-spirited and, as his notoriety grew, so did his cockiness. 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However, there is no other evidence of this; we are relying on Anayas word alone for the entire existence of the jury and its verdict. We unsaddled here, got some coffee, and, on foot, entered an orchard which runs from this point down to a row of old buildings, some of them occupied by Mexicans, not more than sixty yards from Maxwells house. We are no longer accepting comments on this article. Born in Alabama and reared in Louisiana, Garrett left home at about the age of 17 and headed for Texas and the life of a cowboy and buffalo hunter. The sheriff and two deputies, John Poe and Thomas McKinney, saddle up and set out in search of their quarry. It is believed to benow worth millions of dollars. Maybe they lacked imagination, though "Willy Wet Behind the Ears" doesn't scan particularly well. He was to outlaws what Wyatt Earp was to lawmen, an iconic figure whose legacy persists on to this day. Lee and Gililland stayed on the run for another eight months and finally surrendered. One of Garretts deputies went to check the roof and was fatally shot. Once more, Sheriff Garrett was sent after the Kid. At some point, due to the debate, there had been a movement to have the supposed bodies of the Kid and his mother exhumed for DNA testing. Whether it was time with the infamous Regulators and his exploits during the Lincoln County War, or his dramatic escapes from custody culminating in his death at the hands of Pat Garrett in 1881, Billy the Kid is one of the most mythologized figures in American history. Despite his young age, Kid was said to have killed anywhere between 9 and 21 men. The other account is that it was McCarty who entered the home, holding his knife, when he noticed a dark figure in the house, and again asked 'Who Is it?' The Washington Post One Mans Quest to Bury the Wild West Mystery of Billy the Kids Death. After this look at Billy the Kid, read up on other legendary Wild West figures like legendary sharpshooter Annie Oakley and Bass Reeves, the bullet-dodging black lone ranger. Did Pat Garrett kill Billy the Kid as per the official tale? Once inside, he asked Maxwell: Who are these fellows outside Pete? Maxwell said: Thats him! to Garrett, who opened fire almost as soon as Billy said: who are you? in Spanish. Billy lights out for old Fort Sumner on the Pecos River, some 150 miles northeast of Lincoln. The Regulators found themselves cornered and under siege in a local saloon by elements of the local sheriffs posse. In 2008, for instance, Bonham sold Billy's gun for $64,350. Corrections? The infamous Billy the Kid was no more. When the governors office refused to give Garrett his $500 reward (for reasons that remain unclear), local citizens chipped in and raised $7,000 for him instead. That same year, a man named Randy Guijarro bought an old photo for $2 at a shop in Fresno, California. Garrett wouldn't find McCarty until two years later, a month after he was appointed sheriff. Patrick Floyd Jarvis Garrett (June 5, 1850 February 29, 1908) was an American Old West lawman, bartender and customs agent known for killing Billy the Kid. ), correspondent Darren Gross has come across a watchable web encoding of a Peckinpah TV drama that seems to be more or less lost. Good star performances (Jean Simmons, Bradford As a society back then, people were tough, strong, and fearless, and yet this little guy is known as the most deadly outlaw of them all, says Daniel A. Edwards, author of Billy the Kid: An Autobiography. There are different accounts regarding the tip-off that brought the lawmen to Fort Sumner, the encounter at the orchard, and the moments before and after the shooting. As one of the few Regulators whod made it out of the Battle of Lincoln, Billy the Kid Was now a prime target for local law enforcement. 'One day it may end up at an auction house somewhere. Follow us on Twitter to get the latest on the world's hidden wonders. Articles from Britannica Encyclopedias for elementary and high school students. Wikimedia CommonsThe disputed photo bought by Randy Guijarro, allegedly showing Billy the Kid (center). ', This undated file photo (left) is thought to be an image of famed gunslinger Billy the Kid near the age of 18. While we await the rumored Blu-ray of Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid to surface (or was Alex Cox misinformed? Along with deputies Thomas McKinney and John Poe, Garrett reached the Fort on the night of July 14, 1881. While Garrett was there, he was forced to defend himself from a local bully, Mariano Leiva, by shooting him in the shoulder. A quick online search reveals more than 50 films in which Billy the Kid is either the main character or a secondary one. The following day, the Kid was buried in the Fort Sumner cemetery. What prompted this last minute decision? A cropped version of the sole fully authenticated photo of Billy the Kid. I now believe without a doubt that Billy the Kid was not killed by Pat Garrett in Fort Sumner. Thats him! Simultaneously the Kid must have seen, or felt, the presence of a third person at the head of the bed. While in prison, the Kid escaped againthis time killing two guards in the process. In the darkness, he could not see Garrett well and repeatedly asked: Who is it? Garrett replied with two gunshots, killing Bonney. At first, nobody knew which side they were there to take, but when they fell in with Bradys men and set the saloon on fire, Billy the Kid and just a few other Regulators were able to flee. In the midst of the act, he was shot in the back of the head. WebIn the scene where Garrett gets a hot shave, he then leaves clean shaven, as Bob Dylan follows him out. Three days later, Garrett and his men surrounded the fugitives at Stinking Springs. History is who we are and why we are the way we are.. After he thought about it, though, he told [Morrison] that he was Billy the Kid. Like Atlas Obscura and get our latest and greatest stories in your Facebook feed. It is believed to be now worth millions of dollars, According to popular legend, Billy the Kid (left) and Garrett were friends before he became known an outlaw, but there is no historical evidence to support the theory. When you listen to his real story, he talks about how he wasnt an outlaw, how he never robbed banks or stagecoaches, how he resented the fact that Governor Lew Wallace reneged on his promise of a pardon in 1879 and left him to die, Edwards says. Anne Morrow Lindbergh, The Persevering Pilot And Author Who Charted Her Own Course, What Stephen Hawking Thinks Threatens Humankind The Most, 27 Raw Images Of When Punk Ruled New York, Join The All That's Interesting Weekly Dispatch. New Lincoln County Sheriff Pat Garrett and his posse captured Billy the Kid at a place called Stinking Springs on December 23, 1880. People thought me bad before, but if ever I should get free, he said after finally being captured, Ill let them know what bad means., The following spring after a trial that had more to do with putting on a good show for the papers than searching for the truth of what happened in the Lincoln County War, Billy the Kid was found guilty and sentenced to hang. In April 1878, the Regulators ambushed Brady and four of his deputies on a main street in Lincoln. Billy the Kid was a late 19th-century thief and gunfighter. That's when he recognized Garrett in the image. He realized that the law had made its way to Fort Sumner, so he fled towards Maxwells compound. When he was unable to make mortgage payments on his ranch, the county auctioned off his personal belongings, but that raised only $650. In 2010, many petitioned the New Mexico governors office to grant Billy the pardon they say Lew Wallace had promised him 130 years before, but it never came to pass. Billy was sentenced to hang on April 13, 1881; the judge set his execution day for May 13. Quickly as possible I drew my revolver and fired, threw my body aside, and fired again. The self-described history buff said the group picture of five men was part of a set and sat on his wall for several years. The Billy the Kid Museum opened in Hico nearly 40 years after Robertss death, and the city actively celebrates the connection. Richard Stockton is a freelance science and technology writer from Sacramento, California. All he wanted to do was to get that pardon that hed been promised, and I believe he felt this was his last chance to get it.. Pat Garrett, the sheriff of Lincoln County, New Mexico Territory, had been on the trail for months.In December 1880, he had brought in the infamous outlaw Billy the Who Killed The Sheriff Who Shot Billy the Kid? Outlaws have a romantic air about them and I think the people in Hamilton County really enjoy having this as part of the history.. Wikimedia CommonsThe full-length version of the sole completely authenticated photo of Billy the Kid. His last days have been the central narrative of many of them, including Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, a 1973 film by director Sam Peckinpah that endures as a classic among fans of the genre. Pat Garrett, the man who shot Billy the Kid. He contacted the governor to exchange a witness statement for a pardon. Detail from a larger photo alleged to show Bonney (left) playing croquet in New Mexico in 1878. The intruder came close to me, leaned both hands on the bed, his right hand almost touching my knee, and asked, in a low tone:Who are they Pete?at the same instant Maxwell whispered to me. There are two theories about what happened at the house where Garrett found and killed McCarty. Instead, he briefly moved to Texas to serve asa Lieutenant in the Texas Rangers before returning to his ranch in New Mexico. Did Billy the Kid Cheat Death and Live on as 'Brushy Bill'? But his parents did not long survive the Civil War that devastated the South, leaving the children heavily in debt. US Marshal Service How Much Did It Cost to Find Billy the Kid? Encyclopaedia Britannica's editors oversee subject areas in which they have extensive knowledge, whether from years of experience gained by working on that content or via study for an advanced degree. Its all just part of the areas mythology. But when he unwisely returned to the area a few days later, he was locked up in the stockade pending the arrival of law enforcement. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. In 1881, he was apprehended by Sheriff Pat Garrett and sentenced to death by hanging for murder. Well, let me explain by starting with a little history lesson. As he descended into criminality and fled from town to town to evade the law, he regularly changed his name, eventually becoming known as Billy the Kid. Frank Abrams, a North Carolina attorney, first spotted the tintype photo in Asheville in 2011. Brushy Bill was very well known around these parts, says Jane Klein, historian at the Billy the Kid Museum. Mysteries and theories still surround the outlaw's death and burial in Indiana, 85 years later. Garrett attempted to turn himself in to authorities, but no charges were filed. John Miller, an Arizona man, also claimed he was the outlaw. Now a fugitive, Henry McCarty had to lay low. But while under guard by two sheriff's deputies at a home, McCarty killed both men and then fled out of town on horseback. Before he reached the bed, I whispered: Who is it, Pete? but received no reply for a moment. Following Billy the Kids death, the media turned him into a folk hero and made Garrett out to be the bad guy. During his downtime, he liked visiting the saloon, drinking, playing cards, and other healthy diversions for a 16-year-old boy. He had stopped his wagon on a lonely road about four miles east of Las Cruces, New Mexico, in order to empty his bladder. He moved in with an El Paso prostitute; when Curry learned of Garretts situation, he withdrew his offer.
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