Tell me about these guys!

[rangerider7]

[Gobblerforge]

Probably dead? At a minimum, underfed.
Gobbler

[Bruce Scott]

I've seen this photo before but can't recall all the details. From memory, the bloke on the left was a US Marshall who later lost an arm to a gunshot wound....
Johnson, maybe ?

[Gobblerforge]

I've seen this photo before but can't recall all the details. From memory, the bloke on the left was a US Marshall who later lost an arm to a gunshot wound.... Johnson, maybe ?

Well which was it? Arm or johnson?
Gobbler

[Bruce Scott]

I've seen this photo before but can't recall all the details. From memory, the bloke on the left was a US Marshall who later lost an arm to a gunshot wound.... Johnson, maybe ?

Well which was it? Arm or johnson?
Gobbler

Arm... not the other bit -

[Bill in Oregon]

Whoever they are, they look like brave men.

[Griff]

At least one is carrying a Colt, the gentleman on the right is carrying a S&W.

[jeepnik]

Hmm, three different badges. I wonder if they were related and in the same line of work, but different agencies.

[Kal52]

guy on the right might have a merwin hulbert?
hard for me to say from the pic, but it would be great if it were true

[M. M. Wright]

Weatherford Texas or Oklahoma?

I too kinda thought the guy on our right might be carrying a Merwin Hulbert. I can't even see a gun in the left guys holster.

[Old Ironsights]

I like the "Post Production" work to make them look like they are walking out of the mist.

[bdhold]

Probably dudes, certainly kids - pretty sure they're not lawmen, but a great photo.

[olyinaz]

Texas Deputy U.S. Marshal Edward W. Johnson (at left) lost his right arm in an 1888 gunfight soon after this photograph was taken. He gained notoriety after an 1889 mob attacked the notorious Marlow Brothers during a jail transport, an incident that inspired the 1965 film Sons of Katie Elder. What we love most about this photo are the different styles of lawman badges worn by him, Texas Ranger Lorenzo K. Creekman (center) and Parker County Deputy Sheriff E.A. Hutchison (at right).

– Courtesy George T. Jackson Jr. –

http://wabilene.forumgratuit.org/t573p15-lawmen-photos

[olyinaz]

PRESCOTT POSSE
Yavapai County Sheriff Buckey O’Neill (third from left) had his horse shot out from under him during a gunfight near Wah Weep Canyon in Utah, yet he and his posse still scared the outlaws into surrendering. Those bad men were four cowboys who had robbed an Atlantic & Pacific train at Canyon Diablo Station, a railhead that serviced Prescott, Arizona.

– Courtesy Sharlot Hall Museum –

[rangerider7]

Great job olyinaz you are exactly right. I have not seen George Jackson Jr. in many years. I'm not sure he is still around, hope so. We use to trade a lot. RR7

[bdhold]

oh well, what do I know?
Great photos.

The last photo looks like lawmen

[Borregos]

PRESCOTT POSSE
Yavapai County Sheriff Buckey O’Neill (third from left) had his horse shot out from under him during a gunfight near Wah Weep Canyon in Utah, yet he and his posse still scared the outlaws into surrendering. Those bad men were four cowboys who had robbed an Atlantic & Pacific train at Canyon Diablo Station, a railhead that serviced Prescott, Arizona.

– Courtesy Sharlot Hall Museum –

Interesting thread

The guy second from the left in the above picture reminds me of a famous actor in the movies, gone now.

[.45colt]

Great Pictures Guy's Thanks!!.

[sore shoulder]

PRESCOTT POSSE
Yavapai County Sheriff Buckey O’Neill (third from left) had his horse shot out from under him during a gunfight near Wah Weep Canyon in Utah, yet he and his posse still scared the outlaws into surrendering. Those bad men were four cowboys who had robbed an Atlantic & Pacific train at Canyon Diablo Station, a railhead that serviced Prescott, Arizona.

– Courtesy Sharlot Hall Museum –

Guy on the right does not mess around.

[1894c]

don't get them mad---WHY--all three will kick your assets... :O

[C. Cash]

Great Pictures Guy's Thanks!!.

+1!