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Was curly bill brocius the leader of the cowboys Modern researchers have linked Brocius with a man known as William "Curly Bill" Bresnaham, who was convicted in a robbery attempt in Texas in , along with another known cowboy of the Tombstone area named Robert Martin.

Where is curly bill buried In Tombstone, Arizona, in the early s, Curly Bill began a killing spree that started with the town marshal of Tombstone and ended with Wyatt Earp’s brother, Morgan Earp. Angry, grief-stricken, and filled with vengeance, Wyatt Earp set out on Curly Bill’s trail.

Tombstone curly bill death William B. “Curly Bill” Brocius (or Brocious) was an outlaw leader of the Clanton Gang of Arizona. Brocius is thought to have been born in and arrived in Arizona Territory from Texas or Missouri in about , bringing a herd of cattle to the San Carlos Reservation.

Was curly bill brocius real William "Curly Bill" Brocius or Brocious (c. March 24, ) was an American Old West outlaw, gunman and member of "The Cowboys" outlaw gang of the Tombstone and southern Arizona region during the early s.

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Curly Bill was known around Arizona as an impulsive devil-may-care cowboy known to go on a tear at the drop of a hat. On the evening of October 27th, Bill and some friends were drunk on the streets of Tombstone firing their pistols into the air.

Curly bill brocius cause of death William "Curly Bill" Brocius ( March ) was an American outlaw of the Wild West who led the Cochise County Cowboys gang during the late 19th century. William Brocius was born in Crawfordsville, Indiana in , and he later settled in Texas.

Pictures of curly bill White got along particularly well with "Curly" Bill Brocius, and Brocius often joked with him. [3] White was regarded as removed from the complex business, personal, and political rivalries that involved many of Tombstone's residents at the time.

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