Doc Holliday
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Lee, Robert E.
Leonard, Andrew W.
Leonard, William
Cow-Boys
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
stagecoach robbery
Leslie, Buckskin Frank
Lewis, Alfred Henry
Light, Ham
Lincoln, Abraham
Lincoln County War
Lingard, William Horace
Linton, Charles T.
Little Big Horn, Battle of
Lloyd, Dick
Loeb, Ben
Lomeister, Frank
Lomery, James
Long, Crawford W.
Long Branch Saloon (Dodge City, Kansas)
Long John’s Saloon (Denver, Colorado)
Longstreet, James
Lookout Mountain, Battle of
Lorden, Patrick “Blackie”
Los Angeles Express (newspaper)
Los Angeles Herald (newspaper)
Lotta Crabtree case, Earp, Wyatt
Loving, Cockeyed Frank
Lowe, Joe “Rowdy Joe”
Lowther, Charles
Lucas, J. H.
Lynch, Daniel
Lynch, Mike
lynchings and lynch mobs
Clanton, Joseph Isaac “Ike”
O’Rourke, Michael
Lyons, “Dublin”
Mack, Curly. See Rustin, Harvey “Curly Mack”
Macon (Georgia) Telegraph (newspaper)
Magee, Morgan DeLancey
Mahain, Martin
Maison de Ville (Atlanta, Georgia)
Mallon, Perry
Manley, Carolyn Holiday
Manley, George
Marble Hall Saloon (Leadville, Colorado)
Marcus, Josephine Sarah “Sadie”
Mares, Jose
Marochetti, Alberto
marriage, first cousins
Marsh, Frank C.
Marsh, John
Martin, Hurricane Bill
Martin, Hurricane Minnie
Martin, Mrs. W. J.
Martin, Robert
Martin family, Withlacoochee River incident
masculinity
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
industrialization
Mason, Charles
Mason, Francis
Masterson, Bat
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe/Rio Grande Railroads dispute
Dodge City, Kansas, sheriff
Dodge City, Kansas, shootout
Dodge City war
Earp, Wyatt
Ford County sheriff
Gordon, Mike, killing
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
King, Melvin
Ryan, Bud, incident
stagecoach robbery
Tombstone, Arizona
Trinidad, Colorado, marshal
Withlacooche River incident
Masterson, Edward J.
Masterson, James
Mather, Mysterious Dave
Mathieu-Calvat, Melanie
Mathis, Professor
Matthews, H. M.
Maximilian (emperor of Mexico)
May, K. M.
Maynard, Ben
Mazzanovich, Anton
McAllister, Alfred
McBride
McCann, Denny (alias Daniel Burns)
McCarty, H. T.
McCauley, Andy
McCoin, A. W.
McCoin, Rebecca Annaliza Holliday (aunt)
McComas, Charley
McCoy, Kenneth
McCusick, Sandy
McDonald, R. A.
McKelvey, George
McKey, Eunice Helena (aunt)
McKey, James Taylor (uncle)
McKey, Jane Cloud McKey (maternal grandmother)
McKey, Jonathan Level (uncle)
McKey, Lillian
McKey, Margaret Ann (aunt)
McKey, Melissa Ella (aunt)
McKey, T. S. (alias for John Henry Holliday)
McKey, Thomas Sylvester (uncle)
Civil War (U.S.)
Holliday, Doc and
lawsuit against Holiday, Henry
McKey, Tom (alias for John Henry Holliday)
McKey, William Harrison (uncle)
McKey, William Land (maternal grandfather)
McKey family
Civil War (U.S.)
Florida
Holliday, Rachel Martin (stepmother)
McLain (McLean, McLane, McClain), Frank
McLaury, Robert Findley “Frank”
Arizona move
cattle rustling
Clanton/McLaury shootout
coroner’s inquest
Cow-Boys
death of
Earp, Wyatt
Frink, J. R.
funeral of
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
media
mule theft
McLaury, Thomas Clark
Arizona move
cattle rustling
Clanton/McLaury shootout
coroner’s inquest
Cow-Boys
death of
Frink, J. R.
funeral of
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
media
mule theft
McLaury, William R.
McMaster, Sherman
McMurtrie, J. A.
McPherson, John
Meade, George F.
Meagher, John
media. See also books; movies; specific names of newspapers and magazines
Clanton, Joseph Isaac “Ike”
Cow-Boys
Dodge City war
Earp, Virgil
Earp, Wyatt
Elder, Kate
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
McLaury, Robert Findley “Frank”
McLaury, Thomas Clark
medical science
anesthesia
tuberculosis
Meldrum, Norman H.
Mellgren, Joseph Leonard
Melvin, Silas
Mercaldo, Vincent
Metropolitan Hotel (Denver, Colorado)
Metropolitan Magazine
Mexico
Cow-Boys
Mexican War (1846)
Michelson, Charles
Miller, Jay
Miller, Levi
Miller, William
Millsap, Johnny
mining
Earp, Wyatt
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
Leadville, Colorado
Missionary Ridge, Battle of
Mitchell, Margaret
Molly Maguires
Monarch Saloon (Leadville, Colorado)
Montezuma Hot Springs (Gallinas Canyon, Las Vegas, New Mexico)
Mooney, Patrick
Moonlight, Thomas J.
Moore (special agent)
Moore, W. Scott
Morehead, James A.
Morgan, Henry
Morgan, John G.
Morris, H. P.
Morris, Miriam
Morrison, Ed
movies, Holliday, John Henry “Doc” See also books; media; specific names of newspapers and magazines
mule thefts. See horse and mule thefts
Murray, John
Murray, William B.
Myers, John Myers
National Police Gazette (periodical)
native Americans
Apache people
Cherokee people
Cheyenne people
Red River War
Southern frontier
Ute people
Naylor, Frank A.
Neagle, David
Neff, Andrew
Neff, D. P.
Neil, Harry C.
Neill, Hyman G. “Hoodoo Brown”
New Mexico
New Orleans, Louisiana
New Southwest and Grant County Herald (newspaper)
Newton, Professor
New Town, New Mexico
New York Sun (newspaper)
Nichols, John Marshall “N
apa Nick,” “Judge Nichols”
Nicholson, William P. “Slap Jack Bill”
Nome, Alaska
Nome News (newspaper)
Norcott, Michael B.
Northern Cheyenne people
Nugent, John
obituaries, Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
O’Brien, Mike
O’Connell, David
O’Connor, George
O’Herron, Thomas (alias Thomas Roach, “Limping Tom”)
O.K. Corral
Old, W. W.
Olney, Joseph Greaves (Joe Hill)
Olustee, Battle of
Oriental Saloon (Tombstone, Arizona)
Orndorff, James W.
O’Rourke, Michael “Johnny-behind-the-Deuce”
Osgood, Sam
Osterhout, J. P.
Otero, Miguel Antonio “Gillie,” Jr.
Otero, Miguel Antonio, Sr.
Otero Daily Optic (newspaper)
Otero, New Mexico
O’Toole, Dan
Ousley, N. B.
Palace Saloon (Albuquerque, New Mexico)
Palmer, W. J.
Panic of
Panic of
Parker, William Crownover
Parsons, George W.
Patterson, Frank
Paul, Robert H. “Bob”
Pearson, Jim
Peel, Bryant L.
Peel, Martin R.
Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery
Pentland, Ben
Pepperd, C. C.
Percy, Hugh
Percy, Jim
Perry, Charles (Mart Wells)
Petillion, William F.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Phillips, N. G.
Phillips, S. F.
Philpott, Eli “Bud”
Phoenix Herald (newspaper)
Pierce, Franklin
Pierce, John “Bull Shit Jack”
Pima County sheriff
Earp, Wyatt
elections for
Pinkerton agents
Pitkin, Frederick W.
politics
Behan, John H.
Clanton/McLaury-Holliday/Earp shootout reaction
Earp, Morgan
Earp, Virgil
Earp, Wyatt
election of
election of
election of
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
Joyce, Milton E.
Leadville, Colorado
Radical Republicans
Reconstruction
silver issue
Tombstone, Arizona
Ponce de Leon Springs (Atlanta, Georgia)
Pope, John
Posse Comitatus Act
Prentiss, Sargent
Prescott, Arizona
Prescott Miner (newspaper)
Preston, Thomas L.
Price, Lyttleton
Price, Mollie
Prichard, Elisha
prize fighting
“Proclamation Respecting Disturbances in Arizona”
prostitution
Denver, Colorado
Dodge City, Kansas
Elder, Kate (Kate Fisher, Mary Katharine Harony)
Fort Griffin Flat, Texas
Leadville, Colorado
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Tombstone, Arizona
Pueblo, Colorado
Pueblo Chieftain (newspaper)
Purdy, Sam
Quaid, Dennis
race relations
Reconstruction
Withlacoochee River incident
Radical Republicans
Raffert, Lillian
Raine, William MacLeod
Rambo, John
Ransom, Thomas
Reconstruction
end of
resistance to
Southern frontier
Redfield, Hank
Redfield, Len
Red Light (Leadville, Colorado)
Red River War (1874)
Reed, W. E.
Reid, Charles
Reilly, James A.
religion
Holliday, Alice Jane McKey (mother)
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
Holliday, Martha Anne (Mattie) (cousin)
Holliday family
Southern frontier
Reppy, Charles D.
Reppy, George
Republican Party, elections of
Reynolds, William
Rice, M. L.
Richardson, C. C.
Rickabaugh, Lou
Riggs, Barney
Riley, Judd
Riley, Kinch
Ringo, John Peters
arrest of
Cow-Boys
Cow-Boys posse
Earp, Morgan, shooting death
Earp brothers
Elder, Kate
Goodrich, Briggs
Holliday, Doc
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
horse theft
reputation of
suicide of
Rio Grande/Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroads dispute
Ritchie, J. W.
Roach, Thomas. See O’Herron, Thomas (alias Thomas Roach, “Limping Tom”)
Roberts, John W.
Robinson, Charles
Robinson
Robinson, Texas George
Robinson, Will H.
Roerig, Peter
Rosecrans, William S.
Ross, John
Rowell, L. F.
Royal Gorge War (Rio Grande/Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroads dispute)
Rublee, A. H.
Rudabaugh, Dave
Rudolph, W. S.
Rule, Richard
Russell, Kurt
Rustin, Harvey “Curly Mack”
Ryan, Bud
Ryan, James
St. Charles Hotel (New Orleans, Louisiana)
St. Louis, Missouri
St. Nicholas Hotel (Las Vegas, New Mexico)
Salida Mail (newspaper)
San Augustin Festival (Tucson, Arizona)
San Diego Union (newspaper)
San Francisco Daily Call (newspaper)
San Francisco Daily Report (newspaper)
San Francisco Examiner (newspaper)
San Francisco Exchange (newspaper)
Sanguinette, William S.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexican (newspaper)
Savage, William H.
Scanlon, John
Scheifflin Hall (Tombstone, Arizona)
Schneider, Richard
Schunderberger, John “Dutchy”
Schweighardt, Julius
Scott, A. E.
Scott, J. W.
Scott, Winfield
Seegar, John A.
Shanks, James E.
Sharkey-Fitzsimmons fight
Sharp, Jim
Shaughnessy, John
Sheldon, Lionel A.
Sherer, Henry
Sherman, Tom
Sherman, William Tecumseh
Shibell, Charles
Short, Luke
Sills, H. F.
Silver City, New Mexico
silver issue, Holliday
silver mining, Leadville, Colorado
Silverton, Colorado
Silverton Democrat (newspaper)
Sippy, Ben
Sister Mary Melanie. See Holliday, Martha Anne
Slater, Anna
Slaughter, John
slavery
Georgia
Southern frontier
smallpox
Smith, Ben
Smith, Elizabeth “Aunt Hank”
Smith, Frank
Smith, J. B.
Smith, Jacob
Smith, Lee
gambling
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
Smith, Marcus Aurelius
Smith, O. C. “Charlie”
Smith, Otto
Smith, P. W.
Smith, Tom “Bear Ri
ver”
Smythe, J. S.
Smythe, O. R.
Snow, Bud
Snow, Charles
social class
industrialization
Southern frontier
social values, Southern frontier
Solomon, Heyman
Soule, Billy
South Carolina, secession of
Southern Cheyenne people
Southern frontier. See also Georgia
Civil War (U.S.)
economy of
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
life on
native Americans
Reconstruction
religion
slavery
social class
social values
violence
women
South Georgia Times (newspaper)
South Pueblo, Colorado
Spangenberg, George
Spangler, Michael
Spence, Maria Duarte
Spence, Pete (Elliot Larkin Ferguson, Peter Spencer)
Spicer, Wells
Springer, Ben
stagecoach robberies
Benson stage
Bisbee stage
Clum, John P.
conspiracy theory of
Cow-Boys
Deal/Tiebot/Haws posse
Las Vegas, New Mexico
Tombstone, Arizona
Steadman, William
steel vest, Earp, Wyatt
Steinfeld, Albert
Stell, John D.
Stephens, Alexander H.
Stevens, Frank
Stiles, Henry
Stiles, John
Stiles, T. L.
Stilwell, Frank
Stilwell, Jack
Stilwell, “Josh”
Stilwell, William H.
Stolen Kisses (play)
Storm, Ernest
Storms, Charles S.
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
Strong, W. B.
Stump, Joe
suffrage, Reconstruction
Sullivan, John L.
Sumter, Fort
Supreme Court (U.S.)
Ableman v. Booth
Cherokee people
Dred Scott decision
Susemihl, Gustavus
Sutterfield, Hiram
Sutton, Michael
Sweeney, Pat
Sweetwater, Texas
Swilling, Hank
Tabor, “Baby Doe”
Tabor, Horace A. W.
Tabor, Maxie
Taylor, J. W.
Taylor, Zachary
Territory of Arizona v. Doc Holliday
Tettenborn, William “Russian Bill”
Texas House Saloon (Leadville, Colorado)
Thacker, John
Thomas, C. P.
Thomas, Charlie
Thomas, George
Thomas, J. W.
Thomas, Susan McKey
Thompson, Ben “Crazy Horse”
Thurmond, Frank (alias Mike Fogarty)
Tidwell, R. W.
Tidwell, Sallie
Tiebot, Al
Tilden, Ridgely
Tipton, Daniel G. “Big Tip”
Tombstone, Arizona
Apache people
Clanton/McLaury-Holliday/Earp shootout reaction
Cochise County county seat
Cow-Boys
described
Earp, Wyatt
fires in
gambling feud
Holliday, John Henry “Doc”
law enforcement in
politics in
prostitution
stagecoach robberies