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| Dawanes House Research of Johnnie Wilson | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| After learning so much, here is what we found while researching the name Johnie Wilson. *Johnnie Wilson 1880’s Boothill, Tombstone AZ (shot by King) *Johnnie Wilson -Shot by King . Two gunmen's discussion of the fastest way to draw, ended here. * Thomas Johnnie Wilson, moved here from San Francisco, he was only here for a few short week working as a tin roofer, before Roger king shot him down in cold blood! Three main points that he was in Boot Hill, Johnnie went on to tell us this, Johnnie Wilson moved here from San Francisco, with his wife Rosa, that seems he loved very much. They had some kind of fight, he hit her with something, she fell, and died. He was afraid of what he did, and didn't tell the marshal what happend, (He took her body south, perhaps to Mexico). He did something, but that is still unknown! He felt pretty bad. Johnnie also knew a man named King that he REALLY didn't like at all, that looked to be a part of a movement to remove the chinese out of Tombstone. It looks like King killed Johnnie in 1906, (thats the year he said it is.) So, how's that for a little unkown history? We don't think, The two had a chat about the fast draw, The "fast draw" was created by the early western movies for show and action of the west. It was never a real macho thing that they did in those times. Josh, |
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