The identity of Billy the Kid's mother is not known for certain. Some records suggest that her name was Catherine McCarty, while others indicate her name was Catherine Antrim. There is very limited information available about her life, and her precise identity remains a subject of debate among historians.
There is no concrete evidence or historical record indicating that Billy the Kid killed his own father. The details of Billy the Kid's life are often shrouded in legend and myth, making it difficult to separate fact from fiction. However, it is widely believed that he was involved in criminal activities during his lifetime.
The value of an original wanted poster of Billy the Kid varies greatly depending on factors such as its condition, rarity, historical significance, and the demand from collectors. These posters can range from a few thousand dollars to well over a million dollars. It is best to consult with an expert or an auction house specializing in historic memorabilia to get an accurate appraisal of a specific poster.
William Henry McCarty. He took the alias William H. Bonney when he was a teenager during the Lincoln County War. The newspapers came up with "Billy the Kid" about a year before he was killed at the age of 20.
Because he was saying 12 in spanish
Billy the Kid occupies a romantic position in American history. He was an outlaw whose shootings and killings were confined to the bloody Lincoln County War against other outlaws and rustlers.
He went to a schoolhouse at the age of 14, this is after being taken in by a neighboring family who operated a hotel.. Billy liked reading dime novels that romanticized crime.
Because he was in someways a peoples hero of his time,he did things to a lot of very powerful men,to hurt them ,that a lot of ordinary people back then wished they could do,he was loved by many,and is the reason for one of the countrys first most massive man hunts.but the things he did in most peoples eyes were thruely from revenge,not just cold blood!
alot of people say billy the kid got shot when he was 21 but i found a website that begs to differ (see "Discuss" for the web site.)
In 1949, an aging man called Ollie L. "Brushy Bill" Roberts, who lived in Hamilton County, Texas, about 100 miles southwest of the Dallas/Fort Worth area, declared that Pat Garrett had notkilled Billy the Kid that night in Fort Sumner, according to the Angelfire Internet site. Rather, Brush Bill contended, Garrett had killed another man, whose name was Billy Barlow. Brushy Bill claimed that he was the real Billy the Kid. He said that he, in fact, had escaped and fled Fort Sumner. He said he had lived in Mexico with the Yaqui Indians until things in the U. S. cooled down, then he returned to work, he claimed, as a Wild West performer, a law enforcer, and a mercenary, living under a dozen different aliases. He said that he served with Pancho Villa in the Mexican Revolution. He married four times.
Undeniably, Bushy Bill bore certain physical resemblances to Billy the Kid. He appeared to know an exceptional amount about Lincoln in 1881, The Kid's escape from the Lincoln jail, and events in Fort Sumner. He had old acquaintances who vouched for him.
On the other hand, Brushy Bill never seemed to have explained why so many people who knew and revered Billy the Kid grieved at the funeral on July 15, 1881. Brushy Bill's version of the killing finds no support in any other contemporary account. His story sometimes appears to run contrary to known history. Photographs of Brushy Bill as a young boy do not seem to match up precisely with the one known photograph of Billy the Kid.
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Being so young and being wanted for the murder of several men, apparently not all of which he murdered.
He was also known for the somewhat nonchalant attitude to dangerous situations and in taking lives of others.
He was Henry McCarty, born 0n 18 januaryNovember 1859 in New York City who became famous as as a Wild West gunfighter and outlaw only after his death at the age of 21 on 14 July 1881 at the hand of Sheriff Pat Garrett in New Mexico. Garrett wrote about him and gave Hollywood a chance to make him a classic immortal. Billy was also known as Henry Antrim and William H. Bonney during his life as a Regulator during the range war known as the Lincoln County War. He has been portrayed as a misunderstood youth in films, both colorful and charming, when in truth he was really a callous murderer.
a western bad guy
Billy the Kid killed only four men. Two (Windy Cahill and Joe Grant) in self defense; and two more (Jim Bell and Bob Olinger) when he escaped jail. He did not kill 21 people. That myth is a result of all the dime novels published about him and the Lincoln County war in New Mexico.
No he was shot down on July 14, 1881), better known as Billy the Kid, but also known by the aliases Henry Antrim and William H. Bonney,
Marty Robbins sang that song. There is no way it is related to Miley Cyrus. It's about a famous outlaw that was around a long time ago that was nicknamed "Billy the Kid."
'Billy the Kid' is also the name of another song by Bobbie Gentry.
Henry McCarty. He also had an alias of Henry Antrim and William H. Bonney
my great great great grandma used to know this kid she was his friend she told me and he killed those people in california that was so sad.
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Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. His killings are the stuff of legend; possibly between four and nine people.
some of the people that were rivals with the tunstal comapany shot john tunstal.
billy the kid was really good friends with him so he said that he would kill every person that killed him
That is why Billy the kid did what he did
Yes. Yes. Yes. His real name was William H. Bonnet. Now was he a cold-blooded killer??? That is the real question. Depending on what side you would have taken, BIG "Corporate" ranchers/ railroad or the "sod busters." The answer will definitely vary. He was basically a man who did what it took to survive the times and with what he had, quick-wit and a gun.
stole laundry
stole horses
joined gangs (if you call that crime) (and not for a long time)
killed nine people
escaped from jail three times
cattle rustling
(these weren't all at the same time, btw)
He actually killed 21 people. One for each year of his life. Starting at the age of 12. Just for his own enjoyment.
Well That's a very hard question sir! Because I like pie and you like cookies!