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Famous Outlaws of the Wild West - Statistics
General Stats
- This quiz has been taken 52 times
- The average score is 7 of 100
Answer Stats
| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| Famous outlaw & gunslinger; Said to have killed 21 men by age 21 | Henry McCarty / Billy the Kid | 80%
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| Infamous outlaw, train & bank robber; Led the James-Younger Gang | Jesse Woodson James | 70%
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| Infamous train & bank robber; Led his own gang ___ ___'s Wild Bunch | Robert Parker / Butch Cassidy | 63%
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| Closest friend of Butch Cassidy; Infamous outlaw, train & bank robber | Harry Longabaugh / Sundance Kid | 58%
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| Elected Sheriff of Bannack, ID; Leader of the gang, the Innocents | Henry Plummer | 35%
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| Older brother of Jesse James; Infamous outlaw, alongside his brother | Alexander Franklin James | 33%
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| Member of the Dalton Gang, a gang of brothers in Indian Territory | Emmett Dalton | 23%
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| Outlaw, gunslinger & controversial folk icon; Said to have killed 42 men | John Wesley Hardin | 23%
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| Member of The Cowboys; Present at the O.K. Corral gunfight | Joseph Isaac "Ike" Clanton | 20%
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| Member of the James-Younger Gang; Assassinated Jesse James | Robert Newton Ford | 20%
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| Outlaw as a younger man; Later became a lawman, soldier & folk hero | James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok | 18%
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| Infamous outlaw, train & bank robber; Co-led the James-Younger Gang | Thomas Coleman "Cole" Younger | 18%
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| Notorious Native American Renegade; Disappeared in 1889 | Haskay-bay-nay-ntayl / Apache Kid | 15%
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| Member of the James-Younger Gang; Brother of Cole, John & Bob | James Hardin "Jim" Younger | 15%
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| Outlaw; Founder & leader of the ___ _____ Gang, in New Mexico | John Kinney | 15%
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| Woman outlaw & horse thief; Known for her violent ambush & death | Myra Maybelle "Belle" Starr | 15%
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| Member of the James-Younger Gang; Brother of Cole, Jim & Bob | John Harrison "John" Younger | 13%
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| Infamous Mountain man, gunfighter, serial killer, and cannibal | Levi Boone Helm / Kentucky Cannibal | 13%
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| Member of The Cowboys; Brother of Ike; Killed at the O.K. Corral | William Harrison "Billy" Clanton | 13%
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| Trained under George Curry; Member of Butch Cassidy's Wild Bunch | Harvey Logan / Kid Curry | 10%
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| Member of the Cowboys; Well-known gunslinger; Rival of Doc Holliday | Johnny Ringo | 10%
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| Member of the Dalton Gang, a gang of brothers in Indian Territory | Robert Rennick "Bob" Dalton | 10%
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| Member of the Cowboys; Rival of, and killed by, Marshal Wyatt Earp | William "Curly Bill" Brocius | 10%
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| Member of the James-Younger Gang; Brother of Cole, Jim & John | Robert Ewing "Bob" Younger | 8%
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| Train and Bank Robber; Member of Butch Cassidy's Wild Bunch | Ben Kilpatrick / Tall Texan | 5%
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| Outlaw known for leaving behind poetic messages after robberies | Charles E. Boles / Black Bart | 5%
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| Member of the James-Younger Gang; Older brother of Robert Ford | Charles Wilson Ford | 5%
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| Mixed American outlaw; Killed 8 men, including his brother-in-law | Crawford "Cherokee Bill" Goldsby | 5%
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| Mentor to Harvey Logan; Member of Butch Cassidy's Wild Bunch | George "Flat-Nose" Curry | 5%
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| Outlaw & train robber; Formed gang w/ Alvord, Stiles & Downing | Jack "Three Fingered" Dunlop | 5%
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| Outlaw, gunman & leader of his own gang; Disappeared in 1882 | Jesse Evans | 5%
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| Former lawman; Led Selman's Scouts; Killed John Wesley Hardin | John Selman | 5%
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| Member of the James-Younger Gang; Shot by fellow gang members | Robert Woodson "Wood" Hite | 5%
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| Outlaw & gang leader; Robbed a train $60,000 in newly minted gold | Samuel "Sam" Bass | 5%
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| Outlaw & ruthless gunfighter; Considered one of deadliest gunfighters | William Preston Longley | 5%
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| Outlaw & train robber; Formed gang w/ Dunlop, Stiles & Downing | Albert "Burt" Alvord | 3%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Notable "road agent" | Aleck Carter | 3%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Notable "road agent" | Buck Stinson | 3%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Had a deformed foot | "Clubfoot" George Lane | 3%
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| Cowboy, outlaw & gunfighter; Knew many of the Wild West icons | David Rudabaugh | 3%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Notable "road agent" | "Dutch John" Wagner | 3%
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| Member of the Cowboys; Briefly the deputy sheriff of Tombstone | Frank C. Stilwell | 3%
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| 1st member of the Doolin-Dalton Gang; Called "too wild" by Bob Dalton | George "Bitter Creek" Newcomb | 3%
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| Member of the Dalton Gang, a gang of brothers in Indian Territory | Gratton Hanley "Grat" Dalton | 3%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Snitched on by Boone Helm | Jack "Three-Fingered" Gallagher | 3%
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| Famous outlaw known for his good looks; Shot during botched robbery | Marion Columbus Hedgepeth | 3%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Notable "road agent" | Ned Ray | 3%
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| Physician; First outlaw to organize a stagecoach robbery in the US | Thomas J. Hodges / Tom Bell | 3%
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| Outlaw & founder of the Wild Bunch, aka the Doolin-Dalton Gang | William "Bill" Doolin | 3%
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| Outlaw & train robber; Formed gang w/ Alvord, Dunlop, & Downing | William Larkin "Billy" Stiles | 3%
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| Member of the Dalton Gang, a gang of brothers in Indian Territory | William Marion "Bill" Dalton | 3%
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| Outlaw & cattle rustler; Claimed to be of Russian Noble birth | William "Russian Bill" Tattenbaum | 3%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Notable "road agent" | Bill Bunton | 0%
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| Member of the Doolin-Dalton Gang; Sentenced to 10 years in prison | Bill "Little Bill" Raidler | 0%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Notable "road agent" | Bob Zachary | 0%
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| Member of the Cowboys; Not tried (lack of evidence) in Virgil Earp case | Charles "Pony Diehl" Ray | 0%
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| Member of the Doolin-Dalton Gang; Killed alongside "Bitter Creek" | Charley Pierce | 0%
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| Member of the Doolin-Dalton Gang; Safecracker for the gang | Dan Clifton / Dynamite Dan | 0%
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| Gunfighter and occasional criminal; Known for his taciturn personality | David Allen "Mysterious Dave" Mather | 0%
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| Outlaw who rode with Billy the Kid following the Lincoln County War | David L. Anderson / Billy Wilson | 0%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Notable "road agent" | Erastus "Red" Yeager | 0%
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| Outlaw gang in California led by five men who all have same 1st name | Five Joaquins Gang | 0%
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| Member of the Cowboys; Native American member of the gang | Florentino "Indian Charlie" Cruz | 0%
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| Member of The Cowboys; He & his brother were killed at O.K. Corral | Frank McLaury | 0%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Notable "road agent" | Frank Parish | 0%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Notable "road agent" | George Brown | 0%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Notable "road agent" | George Ives | 0%
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| Outlaw & cattle rustler; His skin was made into pair of shoes after death | George Parrott / Big Nose George | 0%
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| Member of the Doolin-Dalton Gang; Tracked down & killed by lawmen | George "Red Buck" Weightman | 0%
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| Member of the Cowboys; Stagecoach robber and cattle rustler | Harry Head / Harry the Kid | 0%
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| Outlaw gang that mostly operated in Arizona Territory and Mexico | Jack Taylor Gang | 0%
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| Member of the James-Younger Gang; Friend of Robert Ford | James Andrew "Dick" Liddil | 0%
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| Outlaw and title-holder gunfighter; Lynched in Ada, Oklahoma | James "Jim" Brown Miller | 0%
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| Man who shot "Wild Bill" Hickok in the back of the head; Hanged | John "Crooked Nose" McCall | 0%
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| Member of the Hole-in-the-Wall Gang; He simply faded from history | "Laughing" Sam Carey | 0%
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| Female in Butch Cassidy's Wild Bunch; Romantic with Tall Texan | Laura Bullion | 0%
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| 1 of Lake County, CA's most notorious thieves and stagecoach robbers | Lawrence Buchanen "Buck" English | 0%
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| Father of the 4 Clanton sons; Outlaw & cattle rancher; Killed in ambush | Newman Haynes "Old Man" Clanton | 0%
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| Member of the Doolin-Dalton Gang; First member of the gang to die | Oliver "Ol" Yantis | 0%
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| Member of the Cowboys; Suspected assassin of Morgan Earp | Pete Spence | 0%
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| Member of The Cowboys; Brother of Ike and Billy Clanton | Phineas Fay Clanton | 0%
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| Native American Outlaw; First mass murderer in the state of Nevada | Queho | 0%
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| Gang carried out the 1st three peacetime train robberies in U.S. history | Reno Gang / The Jackson Thieves | 0%
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| Outlaw & train robber; One of the most hunted men since Jesse James | Reuben Houston "Rube" Burrow | 0%
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| Member of the Doolin-Dalton Gang; Tracked down & killed by lawmen | Richard "Little Dick" West | 0%
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| Outlaw & member of the John Kinney Gang; Killed by Selman's Scouts | Roscoe "Rustling Bob" Bryant | 0%
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| Member of the Doolin-Dalton Gang; Last surviving member of the gang | Roy Daugherty / Arkansas Tom Jones | 0%
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| Little-known though well-associated gunfighter and outlaw | "Shotgun" John Collins | 0%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Notable "road agent" | Steve Marshland | 0%
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| Serial Mexican bandit in CA; Known for his coolness during robberies | Sylvestro "Pedro" Morales | 0%
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| Outlaw & Train Robber; Botched execution: had to be decapitated | Tom "Black Jack" Ketchum | 0%
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| Member of The Cowboys; He & his brother were killed at O.K. Corral | Tom McLaury | 0%
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| Member of the Hole-in-the-Wall Gang; Picture in the gang's wiki page | Tom O'Day | 0%
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| Member of the Henry Plummer's gang; Notable "road agent" | "Whiskey Bill" Graves | 0%
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| Member of The Cowboys; Ran away from the O.K. Corral gunfight | William "Billy" Claiborne | 0%
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| Outlaw during the closing days of Old West; Had "lost treasure" in AZ | William E. "Bronco Bill" Walters | 0%
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| Infamous outlaw; Helped co-lead the gang, Butch Cassidy's Wild Bunch | William Ellsworth "Elzy" Lay | 0%
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| Outlaw & train robber; Formed gang w/ Alvord, Dunlop, & Stiles | William F. "Bill" Downing | 0%
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| Butch Cassidy's Wild Bunch; Liked to see his name in the newspaper | William "News" Carver | 0%
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| Member of the Doolin-Dalton Gang; Death marked beginning of the end | William "Tulsa Jack" Blake | 0%
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