The Carlsbad Current-Argus reports on the stealing of Billy the Kid's tombstone in 1981

The Las Vegas Gazette Account of the Death of Tom Folliard on December 19, 1880

Billy the Kid's Affidavit given to Special Agent Frank Angel related to events during the early part of the Lincoln County War

City directory for Indianapolis for the year 1867, listing Billy's Stepfather, William Antrim as living at 58 Cherry Street.

Deed for Lot 48 Chisholm Street Town of Wichita Between A.F. and Maria Horner and Catherine McCarty 1870

Executed Land Patent Between Catherine McCarty and the United States Government for 160 acres of Land in Sedgwick County Kansas

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The Las Vegas Gazette reports that Pat Garrett is actively trying to collect on the reward for Billy the Kid's capture or killing.

Las Vegas Gazette Account of Billy the Kid's Escape from the Lincoln County Courthouse

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City directory for Indianapolis for the year 1868, listing a Catherine McCarty (the widow of Michael McCarty) as living at 199 North East Street.

Deed for Lot 54 Chisholm Street Town of Wichita Between James R. Mead and William H. Antrim

Executed Land Patent Between William Antrim and the United States Government for 160 acres of Land in Sedgwick County Kansas

The Las Vegas Gazette December 16, 1880 wanted advertisement for Billy the Kid

Las Vegas Gazette Account of William Brady and George Hindman's Death which occurred on April 1, 1878

City directory for Indianapolis for the year 1867, listing a Catherine McCarty (the widow of Michael McCarty) as living at 385 North New Jersey Street.

City directory for Indianapolis for the year 1868, listing listing Billy's Stepfather, William Antrim as living at 58 Cherry Street.

Brief article from the Wichita Tribue, dated Wednesday, March 15, 1871. The article announces the City Laundry operated by Catherine McCarty.

Catherine McCarty and William Antrim were married on March 1, 1873, at the First Presbyterian Church in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Catherine's sons, Henry and Joseph, were counted as witnesses for the ceremony conducted by Reverend David McFarland.