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Pecos Bill's horse is named Widow-Maker.
Pecos Bill's wife was named Slue-Foot Sue. In the tall tales of American folklore, she is often depicted as a strong and adventurous character who could match Pecos Bill's wild spirit. Their story includes various adventures, emphasizing the themes of love and the rugged American frontier.
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Pecos means crooked in camanche so they named it pecos river for crooked river........
Pecos Bill was not a real person but a character in a story.
There are a couple of possibilities. If you mean "legendary" literally, as in "he was a legend and not a real person", then it's probably Pecos Bill. If you mean "a real person about whom legends formed", it's probably Buffalo Bill. It's worth noting that in neither of these cases is "Bill" actually their last name. Buffalo Bill's last name was Cody; I don't think Pecos Bill had a last name given. The "first" name in both cases is a nickname: "Buffalo" Bill Cody and "Pecos" Bill Nolastname.
Jesus Adrian Romero's wife's name is Pecos Romero.
Pecos Bill was not really from anywhere he is a fictional charcter out of the Tall Tales and never existed in real life.
Pecos Bill's horse is named Widowmaker. It's said that the horse was untamable by anyone except Pecos Bill.
The Pecos River is originally called the Río Pecos. On early maps it was sometimes called the Río Puerco (Dirty/Filthy).
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He was living with coyotes until he met another human, Chuckwagon Chuck. Since he was standing by the Pecos River, Chuckwagon Chuck named him Pecos Bill.