SPECIAL RANGER
Alonzo William Allee was born in May 1878 in Goliad, Goliad County, Texas, to Alfred Allee and Helen Eliza Bruton. He was 5ft. 9 3/4 in. tall, had gray eyes, sandy hair and fair complexion. He was married to Lela Belle Kellogg, had six children and worked as a stockman. He joined the SPECIAL RANGERS, serving from July 10, 1916, until April 21, 1917.He resigned from the rangers. Alonzo was a Stockman in LaSalle County, Texas, in 1910 and also worked for the Walker ranch.
In 1912, he shot Fransisco and Manuel Gutiererrez at Alamita Ranch over a lease dispute. He was killed in a bar by a marshall in 1918, in Crystal City, Zavala County, Texas.
Alonzo William Allee was born in May 1878 in Goliad, Goliad County, Texas, to Alfred Allee and Helen Eliza Bruton. He was 5ft. 9 3/4 in. tall, had gray eyes, sandy hair and fair complexion. He was married to Lela Belle Kellogg, had six children and worked as a stockman. He joined the SPECIAL RANGERS, serving from July 10, 1916, until April 21, 1917.He resigned from the rangers. Alonzo was a Stockman in LaSalle County, Texas, in 1910 and also worked for the Walker ranch.
In 1912, he shot Fransisco and Manuel Gutiererrez at Alamita Ranch over a lease dispute. He was killed in a bar by a marshall in 1918, in Crystal City, Zavala County, Texas.
SPECIAL RANGER
Alonzo William Allee was born in May 1878 in Goliad, Goliad County, Texas, to Alfred Allee and Helen Eliza Bruton. He was 5ft. 9 3/4 in. tall, had gray eyes, sandy hair and fair complexion. He was married to Lela Belle Kellogg, had six children and worked as a stockman. He joined the SPECIAL RANGERS, serving from July 10, 1916, until April 21, 1917.He resigned from the rangers. Alonzo was a Stockman in LaSalle County, Texas, in 1910 and also worked for the Walker ranch.
In 1912, he shot Fransisco and Manuel Gutiererrez at Alamita Ranch over a lease dispute. He was killed in a bar by a marshall in 1918, in Crystal City, Zavala County, Texas.
Alonzo William Allee was born in May 1878 in Goliad, Goliad County, Texas, to Alfred Allee and Helen Eliza Bruton. He was 5ft. 9 3/4 in. tall, had gray eyes, sandy hair and fair complexion. He was married to Lela Belle Kellogg, had six children and worked as a stockman. He joined the SPECIAL RANGERS, serving from July 10, 1916, until April 21, 1917.He resigned from the rangers. Alonzo was a Stockman in LaSalle County, Texas, in 1910 and also worked for the Walker ranch.
In 1912, he shot Fransisco and Manuel Gutiererrez at Alamita Ranch over a lease dispute. He was killed in a bar by a marshall in 1918, in Crystal City, Zavala County, Texas.
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