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Billy the Kid, Fort Sumner, um 1879–80, die Ferrotypie ist eines der wenigen erhaltenen Porträts Henry McCarty, auch William H. Bonney, Henry Antrim oder auch Kid Antrim (* 1859 in New York oder Indiana; † 14. Juli 1881 in Fort Sumner, New Mexico), besser bekannt als Billy the Kid, ist als Revolverheld eine der bekanntesten legendären Figuren der Westerngeschichte.
Billy the Kid: Created by Michael Hirst. With Tom Blyth, Daniel Webber, Sean Owen Roberts, Shaun Benson. An epic romantic adventure based on the life of Billy the Kid, from his humble Irish roots and his early days as a cowboy and gunslinger in the American frontier, to his pivotal role in the Lincoln County War and beyond.
William "Billy the Kid" [2] Bonney (pseudónimo de William Henry McCarty; 23 de novembro de 1859 — 14 de julho de 1881) foi um pistoleiro e ladrão de gado e de cavalos norte-americano.Antes de se tornar um conhecido fora-da-lei participou da Guerra do Condado de Lincoln, no Novo México.Era membro do Reguladores de Lincoln, grupo de delegados que buscava vingança pela morte do seu patrão ...
Billy the Kid, parfois francisé Billy le Kid, est un célèbre hors-la-loi de l'Ouest américain. Son nom d'état civil présumé est William Henry McCarty (ou William Henry Bonney). Sa date de naissance est incertaine, certains auteurs avançant la date du 23 novembre 1859 à New York, mais aucune preuve ne l'atteste [1], [2].
14 de jul. de 2016 · One bullet struck the 21-year-old near his heart, killing him instantly. 8. Some believe the Kid wasn’t killed in 1881. Pat Garrett became an Old West legend for killing Billy the Kid, yet as ...
William Henry McCarty, Jr. was only 21 years of age when he died of a gunshot wound at Ft. Sumner in the New Mexico Territory. He had several aliases but is best known as Billy the Kid. He was only 18 when he killed his first man. No one knows for certain where Billy the Kid was born. His birth was someplace in New York, but this is largely ...
In Lincoln, 60 Regulators fight a gun battle against James Dolan, Sheriff George Peppin and about 40 of their men. July 19, 1878. After five days of fighting, Army cavalry and infantry companies ...
