| Surname |
Given |
Position or
Crime |
County or
Territory |
Source |
| DALE |
Frank |
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in the 1st district
from 1892 to 1898 |
Oklahoma Territory |
htp211
whfp34
See
bio |
| DALTON |
Emmett |
Posseman for his brothers
policeman for the Osage Nation
charged with horse stealing
member of the Dalton gang
shot while robbing a bank at Coffeyville, Kansas
he had a bullet in his hand and arm and buckshot in his back
he survived his wounds and was sentenced to life in the Kansas pen. |
Indian Territory |
htp145-151, 155-156, 161, 164-169, 175
whfp38-40, 42-45, 47-49, 53-59, 62,
75-76, 77-78, 84, 87-89, 92-94,
96, 100-104, 119, 129, 425 |
| DALTON |
Franklin "Frank" |
U. S. Deputy Marshall
killed by the Smith-Dixon gang near Ft. Smith on November 27 1887 |
Indian Territory |
htp80-81, 95, 97, 143-145, 147
whfp39,103 |
| DALTON |
Gratton "Grat" |
U. S. Deputy Marshal - commissioned in 1889
was dismissed by Marshal Yoes for conduct unbecoming an office
charged with horse stealing.
became a member of the Dalton gang.
was killed robbing a bank in Coffeyville, Ks. |
Indian Territory |
htp143-148, 160-161, 163, 168-169
whfp38-39, 42-44, 46-47, 53, 73-76,
78, 83-84, 89, 91-93,
100-103, 118 |
| DALTON |
Robert Rennick "Bob" |
Posseman for Frank's posses
in 1888, he was chief of the Osage Indian Police
also U. S. Deputy Marshal for the federal court of Kansas
fired by Marshal R. L. Walker of Kansas for taking whiskey into the Osage country.
charged with horse stealing, but was released.
was called "The Gunfighter" of the brothers
became the leader of the Dalton gang
killed robbing a bank in Coffeyville, Kansas. |
Osage Nation |
htp144-151, 159, 161, 163-170, 172-173
whf3838, 42-44, 46, 50, 53-58, 60,
62, 69-70, 72, 76-78, 83, 84-89,
91-95, 100-103, 105,
118, 127, 244 |
| DALTON |
William Marion "Bill" |
Outlaw
was arrested and acquitted in California - but never looked with favor upon the work of his brothers
became a member of the Doolin gang
he swore vengeance for the slaying of his brothers
killed June 8, 1894 at the home of Houston Wallace, 25 miles NW of Ardmore by Deputy Loss Hart. |
Indian and Oklahoma Territory |
htp169, 224 |
| DARNEAL |
Danny |
Lawman |
Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. |
McCurtain Lawmen |
| DARNEAL |
James |
Deputy Sheriff 1880, Sheriff 1886 |
Choctaw Nation |
Doug Barkley |
| DARROUGH |
William Henry |
U. S. Deputy Marshal
06-27-1902 to 04-19-1906
then transferred to Western District of Indian Territory |
Northern District of Indian Territory |
usmars |
| DAUGHERTY |
Emmet R. |
Attempted Murder
Nephew of Henry Starr |
Indian Territory |
pbfp150 |
| DAUGHERTY |
Roy
aka "Tom Jones"
aka "Arkansas Tom" |
Outlaw - member of the Doolin gang
surrendered to Chief Deputy Hale near Ingalls
charged with murder of U. S. Deputies Speed, Hueston and Shadley.
convicted of murdering Tom Hueston and sentenced to 50 years at Lansing.
oldest surviving member of the Doolin gang |
Oklahoma and Indian Territory |
htp174, 199-200, 216, 224 |
| DAVENPORT |
James S. |
Attorney |
Saline, Indian Territory |
Indian Pioneer Papers
Mrs. John E. (Red Cloud)
Duncan interview
May 18, 1937 |
| DAVIS |
|
Deputy Marshal, 1905; killed outlaw Ben Miller; related
article in Roff Enterprise, Pontotoc Co. July 21, 1905 |
Pontotoc Co., OK |
|
| DAVIS |
Al J. |
Sheriff
1907-1912 |
Love Co. |
|
| DAVIS |
Bill |
Murder - brought in by Grant Johnson |
Western District |
brdp223 |
| DAVIS |
Frog |
Murder
killed Sheriff Jim Musgrove
was tried and convicted and hung. |
Cooweescoowee District, Cherokee Nation |
Indian Pioneer Papers
John M. Reynolds Interview
July 16, 1937 |
| DAVIS |
J. D. |
Deputy Sheriff |
Pittsburg Co. |
See
obit |
| DAVIS |
John |
Black Outlaw
Murder of a white boy named William Bullock, at Brownswood, Texas
arrested by Heck Thomas
was sentenced to hang on 07-11-1884 at Ft. Smith. |
Indian Territory |
brdp108
htp70, 72
National Park Service |
| DAVIS |
Louis (Lewis) |
Indian Outlaw - member of the Buck gang
hung on July 1, 1896 for murder, robbery and rape |
Indian Territory |
brdp88
imp191-196 |
| DAVIS |
Lucky |
Freedman Indian Outlaw - member of the Buck gang
hung on July 1, 1896 for murder, robbery and rape |
Indian Territory |
brdp88
imp191-196 |
| DAY |
Larking E. |
Peace Officer |
Oklahoma Territory |
|
| DAYSON |
Curtis |
Outlaw - member of the Cook gang |
Indian Territory |
brdp54
imp171 |
| DEAN |
George |
Officer |
Logan Co. |
See
photo |
| DECKER |
Termon |
Lawman |
Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. |
McCurtain Lawmen |
| DEER |
Isaac |
Outlaw - brought in by Bass Reeves |
Chickasaw, Pottawatomie and Western Creek District |
brdp192 |
| DeFORD |
C. H. |
Peace Officer |
Oklahoma Territory |
|
| DENMARK |
Roy |
Unknown |
Logan Co. |
See
document |
| DENNEY |
Robert |
Sheriff |
Carter Co. |
|
| DENNIS |
John |
Seminole Lighthorseman |
Seminole Nation |
brdp137 |
| DEVINE |
Tom |
Deputy Sheriff |
Goingsnake District, I. T. |
Indian Pioneer Papers
Tom Devine, Interview
March 14, 1938 |
| DICK |
Timmie |
Creek Outlaw - Murder - executed in 1906 by Pleasant Berryhill |
Creek Nation |
Indian Pioneer Papers
Eliza J. Sullivan Interview, June 29, 1937 |
| DICKSON |
Ed |
Drunk |
Logan Co. |
See
document |
| DIGGS |
James |
Black Murder
Killed J. C. Gould
Was executed 12-20-1878 at Ft. Smith. |
Indian Territory |
brdp182
National Park Service |
| DILL |
Ronnie |
Lawman |
Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. |
McCurtain Lawmen |
| DIXON |
Lee |
Outlaw
part of the Smith-Dixon gang
wounded by Deputy James Cole and later died of his wounds in the jail hospital. |
Indian Territory |
htp95 |
| DOBSON |
Orlando |
Peace Office turned Outlaw |
Indian Territory |
brdp209 |
| DOLBY |
Carl |
Vagrancy |
Logan Co. |
See
document |
| DONATHAN |
Henry |
US Depty Marshal, his picture hangs in Old Fort Museum
at Fort Smith. His arm was shoot of in an encounter with outlaws in Indian
Territory. His son, Claud Donathan was a druggist in Spiro |
Choctaw Nation -
LeFlore Co. |
1p43 |
| DOOLIN |
William M. "Bill" |
Bill
Doolin's Jail Break Jul 1896, Heck Thomas shot Doolin while he
was resisting arrest on August 24, 1896 at Lawson, Pawnee Co. [William
(Bill) M. DOOLIN, 1858-1896]; Doolin married Edith Elleworth of Ingalls,
O.T. in Kingfisher O.T. March 14, 1893
member of the Dalton gang - but was later dropped as a member because he was too undisciplined and wild and unruly and mentally awkward
he then formed the Doolin gang |
Pawnee Co. |
Ron Williams
and
Doolin-Dalton
Gang
imp198
htp161 |
| DORSEY |
Daniel |
Bootlegger - brought in by Bass Reeves |
Chickasaw, Pottawatomie and Western Creek District |
brdp191-192 |
| DORSEY |
Joseph |
Outlaw - brought in by Bass Reeves |
Indian Territory |
brdp195 |
| DOSSAY |
Bob |
Outlaw - killed by Ceasar Payne |
Seminole Nation |
brdp137 |
| DOTSON |
Charley |
Outlaw
Member of the Cookson Hills Gang
armed robbery of banks of
Haskell, Oklahoma and York, Nebraska..1933.. |
Haskell, Oklahoma. |
*source: "Bad Boys of the Cookson Hills"..R. D. Morgan..New Forums Press
Submitted by:
R. D. Morgan |
| DOUGLASS |
L. W. |
Unknown |
Logan Co. |
See
document |
| DOZIER |
Bob |
Outlaw - executed 12-20-1878 |
Indian Territory |
brd |
| DUKES |
Henry Charles |
shot and killed Constable Lawrence
Coffman 1930 |
McCurtain Co. |
See
Article |
| DUNCAN |
Aaron |
Special U S Marshal
under J. P. Grady |
Indian Territory |
Indian Pioneer Papers
Aaron Duncan interview
September 14, 1937 |
| DUNCAN |
John E. "Red Cloud" |
High Sheriff |
Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory |
Indian Pioneer Papers
Mrs. John E. (Red Cloud)
Duncan interview
May 18, 1937 |
| DUNCAN |
Mora M. "Cap" |
Deputy Sheriff
High Sheriff |
Choctaw Nation |
Indian Pioneer Papers
Mora M. "Cap" Duncan interview
July 20, 1937 |
| DUNCAN |
Robert E. |
Sheriff of Ada during the early 1900's. Born 1869 in
Lawrence Co. Mo. to William Garnet Duncan, Robert died in Oklahoma City
1935 and is buried in Ada, Pontotoc Co. OK. |
Ada, Pontotoc Co. OK |
Georgia D.
Helderlein |
| DUNN |
Bill |
Unknown |
Logan Co. |
See
document
See
document |
| DUNN |
Bill |
Cattle Thievery
brought in by Sheriff Lake and Deputy Canton
helped Thomas and Tilghman capture Newcome and Pierce in exchange for clemency for the cattle thievery
but became very unpopular in Pawnee County and the warrent was re-issued
Dunn thought this was due to Frank Canton
Dunn went after Canton and Canton killed him at Pawnee. |
Pawnee, Oklahoma Territory |
htp219, 228
See
document |
| DUREN |
Andy |
Deputy Guard |
Eufaula, I. T. |
brdp220 |
| DURRELL |
Grover |
Outlaw
rode with Al Spencer and Jelly Nash |
Indian Territory |
pbfp125 |
| DUTT |
Gottlieb |
Unknown |
Logan Co. |
See
document |
DWIGHT |
Edmond |
Sheriff |
Indian Territory |
Indian Pioneer Papers
Mora M. "Cap" Duncan interview
July 20, 1937 |
| DWIGHT |
John |
Deputy Sheriff 1884 |
Choctaw Nation |
Doug Barkley |
| DWIGHT |
Jonathan |
Deputy Sheriff 1868 |
Choctaw Nation |
Doug Barkley |
| DYAS |
George Henry |
Deputy abt 1890 - 1900 |
Guthrie, O. T. |
See
photo
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| DYE |
D. C. |
Outlaw |
Indian Territory |
brdp36
imp124 |
| DYER |
D. B. |
Mayor |
Guthrie, O. T. |
whfp21 |
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