Recollection adapted from newspaper article referenced below. Billy often came to my father’s house when I was a kid. He was just a slim,...

On July 18, 1881, three days after Kid was killed at Fort Sumner, Lute Wilcox, the editor of the Las Vegas Optic, was quoted in an...

Dr. Henry Hoyt is a well-known character among Billy the Kid enthusiasts, due to his experiences with the Kid around 1878 in the small...

It's quite common in the Billy Community that one will see a comment on a social media post that goes something like "Pat Garrett was a...

Below is a transcript of a letter from Frank Coe to photographer William Steele Dean on August 3, 1926. At the end of the letter, Coe...

Jack M. Potter, of Clayton, NM, recounts a conversation with Pete Maxwell. Amarillo Daily News 6 Aug 1938 “I had been around Pete Maxwell...

Frank Coe Remembers the Kid Albuquerque Journal, 24 September 1931 “He was warm-hearted to a degree, absolutely loyal to a friend,...

Recently there has been a photograph making its way through the Billy Territory of the Internet, of a young man on a horse in front of...

Below are the recollections of Francisco "Kiko" Trujillo. He gives a version of some events that are very different from most histories....

After the Lincoln County War, Regulators Henry Brown and John Middleton took off for Kansas and arrived at the camp of Charles Francis...

May 18, 1879 John B. Wilson letter to Governor Wallace. This one is a PITA!!! I am putting it here so you can see the links that are not...

Lincoln and Mesilla Court Records along with pictures of Billy's Winchester Rifle, certified.

Documents showing first hand witness accounts regarding the murder of Morris Bernstein, and attempted murder of Lt. Godfroy.

Images of Sally Chisum's Red Journal with transcriptions where she mentions interactions with Billy and other Regulators

The Affidavit of Billy taken by Justice Wilson. This is a notarized copy of his signature, it does not get any better then that.

Hand written notes by "the Tool" Wallace on information he gleaned from his meeting with the kid and other sources.

Miles Wood, JP in Grant Co, Arizona despised the Kid, and this is his had written account of Billy when he resided in Arizona

W. T. Thorton writes a letter to "the Tool" Lew Wallace, with the purpose of swaying him to grant military support.

Correspondence between Washington, Sherdian, Sherman, Governor Lew Wallace etal concerning rising tensions in Lincoln

Recorded documents showing that Billys stap father William H. Antrim is not William Henry Harrison Antrim.