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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Tom_HornTom Horn - Wikipedia

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   Early life. Thomas Horn Jr., known as "Tom", was born in 1860 to Thomas S. Horn Sr. and Mary Ann Maricha (née Miller) on their family farm in rural northeastern Scotland County, Missouri. The family owned 600 acres bisected by the South Wyaconda River between the towns of Granger and Etna.

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3. www.rimcountrymuseum.org › a-short-history-of-tomA Short History of Tom Horn 1861-1903 - Rim Country Museum

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   Tom Horn arrived in Arizona in 1875 and worked as a teamster, driving a stage between Santa Fe and Prescott. During his time with scout Al Sieber and the Apaches, Horne learned how to survive in the harsh frontier and how to stalk an adversary.

4. allthatsinteresting.com › tom-hornTom Horn, The Legendary Old West Cowboy And Gun-For-Hire

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   Feb 3, 2024 · After reading about the life and crimes of Tom Horn, see what life on the American frontier was really like by perusing these photos of Wild West saloons. Then, learn about the death of another infamous outlaw, Billy the Kid.

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5. facts.net › history › 35-facts-about-tom-horn35 Facts About Tom Horn

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   Oct 5, 2024 · Tom Horn's life was a mix of adventure, controversy, and mystery. Known for his skills as a scout, cowboy, and detective, he also faced accusations of being a hired gun. His trial and execution for the murder of Willie Nickell remain debated, with many questioning the fairness of his conviction.

6. www.factualamerica.com › outlaws-unmasked › 7-tom7 Tom Horn Documentaries That Examine His Controversial Life

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   Sep 4, 2024 · Tom Horn's life as a frontier scout, lawman, and alleged assassin has captivated the American imagination for over a century. Born in 1860, Horn gained fame for his tracking skills and marksmanship in the late 19th century American West.

7. www.eyewitnesstohistory.com › tomhornThe Hanging of Tom Horn, 1903 - EyeWitness to History

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   Tom Horn had made his way from his birthplace in Missouri to the wilds of the Southwest in 1876, when was sixteen. He soon found employment as a scout with the U.S. Cavalry and took part in the search for the Apache Chief Geronimo.

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   What did Tom Horn do for a living?

   • In 1890 Tom Horn left for Wyoming and found work as a range inspector. He was later commissioned as a Deputy U.S Marshal and also worked for the Pinkerton detective Agency. In 1898 he sought out his old friends in the military and offered his services. He was commissioned Chief Packmaster for General William Shafter.

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   Who was Tom Horn?

   • Tom Horn was a scout for the U.S. Army, a cowboy, a deputy sheriff, and a private detective for the Pinkerton Agency. But it was his final stint as a hired gun that would lead to his demise. American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming Tom Horn was officially a “range detective” but was better known as a gunman for hire in the American Old West.

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   What did Tom Horn do in Arizona?

   • ARIZONA DAYS Tom Horn arrived in Arizona in 1875 and worked as a teamster, driving a stage between Santa Fe and Prescott. At the age of 16, he went to work as an apprentice for the famed Army scout Al Sieber. During his time with Sieber and the Apaches, Horne learned how to survive in the harsh frontier and how to stalk an adversary.

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   How did Tom Horn become a scout?

   • Tom Horn had made his way from his birthplace in Missouri to the wilds of the Southwest in 1876, when was sixteen. He soon found employment as a scout with the U.S. Cavalry and took part in the search for the Apache Chief Geronimo. It was during this period that he perfected his skills with firearms and tracking.

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   Did Tom Horn write an autobiography?

   • While in jail, Horn wrote his autobiography, Life of Tom Horn, Government Scout and Interpreter, Written by Himself, mostly giving an account of his early life. It contained little about the case. The Wyoming Supreme Court upheld the decision of the District Court and denied a new trial.

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   Was Tom Horn a gunman?

   • American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming Tom Horn was officially a “range detective” but was better known as a gunman for hire in the American Old West. Picture the old American “Wild West.” Scenes likely come to mind of gun-slinging cowboys and drunken fights in saloons with swinging doors, an image that was perpetuated by Western movies.

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9. www.wyohistory.org › encyclopedia › tom-horn-wyomingTom Horn: Wyoming Enigma - WyoHistory.org

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   Nov 8, 2014 · Tried, convicted and hanged in 1903 in Cheyenne for a murder he almost certainly did not commit, Tom Horn was an enigmatic range detective in the employ of ranchers who controlled large tracts of land in southeastern Wyoming and northwestern Colorado.