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Did ratcliffe shoot john smith?
If you mean in Pocahontas, then yes he does. Ratcliffe is trying to shoot Pocahontas/her dad (i don't remember but i think it's her dad) and John Smith jumps in the way and consequently gets shot. Hope that helps.
When did John Smith go to England?
after he got shot
Who shot john smith?
LOOK ON GOOGLE! It will show u the way....literally,,,,,,,,:-D
How did Abbreham Lincoln die?
he was shot in a movie theater he was shot in a movie theater He died by being shot in the head at a theater by a man named John and died in the hospital. He was assinated by John Wilkes Booth at the Ford theatre.
Who shot Matt Smith?
No one shot Matt Smith -- Matt Smith has never been shot.
In what movie did john Wayne get shot in the back?
In the 1974 movie McQ which was also the 1st movie that the Mac-10 appeared in.
Who dies in the movie The Cowboys?
John Wayne was shot in the back by actor Bruce Dern .
Who was killed in the attack at Carthage jail?
Joseph Smith, his brother, Hyrum Smith, John Taylor, and Dr. William Richards were all in the Carthage jail, when a mob of men came running towards the jail with guns in their hands. These 4 men tried to hold off the mob by holding the door shut, but the mob came through. Hyrum Smith was shot and killed immediately and Joseph Smith was shot twice in the back and twice in the chest. He died as well. John Taylor lived even though he was shot four times. Dr. William Richards also lived but was not shot.
In what movie does John Wayne call Jimmy Stewart Pilgrim?
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence
What killed john Wayne?
Charles G. Martin (Murray the Bartender) shot John Wayne (John Bernard "J.B." Books) .
Who was called big casino in a John Wayne movie?
Pat Garret, the man who shot Billy the Kid.
How was Joseph smith jr killed?
The official account given by John Taylor, who was a witness to Joseph Smith's murder, says "Joseph Smith the Prophet [was] shot in Carthage jail, on the 27th of June, 1844, about five o'clock p.m., by an armed mob - painted black - of from 150 to 200 persons
