I would defiantly be Annie Oakley if I was living then. Thanks for sharing these stories I love them.

"He was s was born Bartholomew Masterson",  but his headstone (if correctly his) reads William Barclay Masterson. Something is wrong with this. 😂😂😂

My grandmothers brother Jess played trombone in Wild Bill’s Wild West show band. When that closed down he became first chair trombonist and road manager for John Philip Souza. He traveled all over the world.

Wild Bill Hickok not Hickman. There's a Bill Hickman he was a stunt driver.

My granfather went to Buffalo Bills Wild West Show and saw Annie
Oakley. he was very impressed with her shooting.

I love stories of the old west ❤

When Buffalo Bill killed all those Buffalo he almost single handily starved the plains Indians he is no hero in my eyes

Calamity Jane did have a son, but it was before she hit deadwood. Left him with her husband.

The photo of Doc Holiday is of another person. The last photo of him is correct. Look up Morgans Earps birthday party to see authentic photos of Kate and Doc.

I always liked Sitting Bull

Several years ago....I think it may have been on a special episode of 'American Experience'  ( the PBS series ) they did an episode on Annie Oakley.   Saw it many times.

Best video bio I ever saw about Bat Masterson.  My late mother's maiden name was Masterson.  Her father wrote Bat Masterson, when he was a sports writer for the New York Hearld Newspaper.  My grandfather simply wanted to know if the two family lines could be related.  Bat wrote back in an unfriendly letter, saying there was no relationship in their two family lines. My mother still had the Masterson letter.  In 2003 I sold the letter for $10,000, to a historical autograph company.  Seems like Masterson wasn't the 😊😊😊😊type to like signing autographs.

I was told that the actual picture that was being adjusted by Jessie James at the time he was shot is now owned by a collector in Tasmania.

The Regulators were NOT rustlers.

My favorite man is Doc Holliday,he is not outlaw,beside he helped Wyat Earp and his brothers in Tombstone against Clanton bros.

great video thanx

LIFE WAS VERY HARD FOR MOST OF THE PEOPLE  THOSE  YEARS.. WE REALLY  DON'T  KNOW  HOW LUCKY WE ARE TODAY.  BUT STILL  COMPLAINING  ABOUT EVERYTHING.. GO FIGURE..

I read a book about Jesee James, he was portrayed as a ruthless cold blooded killer and bank robber with his gang in others, but the author in this book almost made him out to be hero to those who were fighting tough times in the day. Sorry I can't recall the name of book, but it was about his last bank robbery in Northfield and the hunt for him along with his gang that survived the shootout following the robbery.

BAT DIED AT HIS TYPEWRITER 1921

Accurate summation 👍😎