Also known as: William Bresnaham, William Rosciotis, William Brosius / Brocious, Bill Graham. Approximate year of birth: 1840.
Reportedly killed at Iron Springs, Cochise County, Arizona by Wyatt Earp. It is belived that his body was taken by wagon to the old Patterson Ranch near the confluence of the San Pedro River and the Babocomari River, which is about 13 miles east of Iron Springs. Some say he fled to Mexico. Curly Bill Brocius was never seen in Tombstone again.
Reportedly killed at Iron Springs, Cochise County, Arizona by Wyatt Earp. It is belived that his body was taken by wagon to the old Patterson Ranch near the confluence of the San Pedro River and the Babocomari River, which is about 13 miles east of Iron Springs. Some say he fled to Mexico. Curly Bill Brocius was never seen in Tombstone again.
Also known as: William Bresnaham, William Rosciotis, William Brosius / Brocious, Bill Graham. Approximate year of birth: 1840.
Reportedly killed at Iron Springs, Cochise County, Arizona by Wyatt Earp. It is belived that his body was taken by wagon to the old Patterson Ranch near the confluence of the San Pedro River and the Babocomari River, which is about 13 miles east of Iron Springs. Some say he fled to Mexico. Curly Bill Brocius was never seen in Tombstone again.
Reportedly killed at Iron Springs, Cochise County, Arizona by Wyatt Earp. It is belived that his body was taken by wagon to the old Patterson Ranch near the confluence of the San Pedro River and the Babocomari River, which is about 13 miles east of Iron Springs. Some say he fled to Mexico. Curly Bill Brocius was never seen in Tombstone again.
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