Soleol heroes
Holliday had been a dentist, but had gained a reputation as a gambler and gunfighter.īy 1881 Tombstone had a population of more than 7,000, but as well as being a magnet for those seeking to make their fortune, it had gained a reputation for violence and lawlessness.
Morgan Earp, a younger brother, arrived later in 1880, as did as one of Wyatt’s friends from Dodge City, John ‘Doc’ Holliday. Miner and soldier, and became Tombstone’s town marshal in 1880. Wyatt Earp had been a police officer in Witchita and Dodge City, Kansas, before arriving in Tombstone in 1879. As well as working a farm, Billy Soule was a jailer and deputy sheriff of the newly formed Cochise County.Ī few doors away in Allen Street, family number 165 is listed as Virgil W Earp and his wife Allie, Wyatt S Earp and his wife Mattie, and James C Earp, his wife Bessie and daughter Hattie. His father was born in Maine and his mother in Ireland. Billy, as he was known, was a farmer, aged 33 at the time of the census. The settlement grew rapidly into a prosperous mining town.īy 1880 William Soule had moved to Tombstone and the United States census of 1880 for Allen Street lists family number 169 as William H Soule living alone. Schieffelin filed his claim and named the spot ‘Tombstone’. Soldiers warned him that he was in Apache territory and if he encountered any braves, he was more likely to find his own tombstone than any gold or silver! He persevered and in 1877 he struck a rich seam of silver ore.
In the late 1870s a former United States Army scout, Ed Schieffelin, was prospecting for precious metal in south-east Arizona. After the Civil War he remained in California, living in Solano County in 1869 and Kern County in 1875. He was court martialled in March 1865 and confined without pay until, he then returned to duty until he was mustered out in April 1866. Private Soule was mustered into Company A, 2nd California Cavalry, at Camp Union. He moved to California and found employment as a waiter, but at Sacramento in January 1865 he enlisted in the Union Army as a bugler. William Henry Soule was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1847. It does not store any personal data.This article was published in the April 2021 edition of Soul Search, the Journal of The Sole Society The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin.
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