"It is great reading and I have tracked alot of the information and it shows exactly who he is. I was very disappointed in reading the Earp versions that were suppose to be bios as they were very one sided but it showed me where Texas Jack…"
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"Texas Jack" Vermillion vs. John Wilson Vermillion
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The much-anticipated article by Aussie, Peter Brand, is now available in the WWHA Quarterly just off the press. It lays to rest many long-held myths an assumptions that have tangled the story of…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Linda Wildman Jan 10.
Who do you think you are?
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Has anyone caught this show on CBS? I just found out about it last night (ok tv isn't generally my cup of tea unless it is NCIS). With the help of a professional genealogist, celebrities trace their…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jen Mar 25, 2010.
Joanna Pacula (Kate from Tombstone) scheduled to appear...
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in Chicago at the Rosemont Hotel at O'Hare on March 13 and 14 as part of the Hollywood Celebrities and Memorabilia Show. More information is available at the link below. I had the pleasure of…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jen Feb 27, 2010.
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Linda Wildman replied to Jen's discussion "Texas Jack" Vermillion vs. John Wilson Vermillion
"But John O. Vermillion is the only Vermillion that was in the right place at the right time and if you read his pension records you could see something was not right. Peter Brand did a good job putting it all together with Doug Vermillion. The…"
Linda Wildman replied to Jen's discussion "Texas Jack" Vermillion vs. John Wilson Vermillion
"what proof is there that he was Texas Jack? From what I have read that name was used by more than one person."
Linda Wildman replied to Jen's discussion "Texas Jack" Vermillion vs. John Wilson Vermillion
"actually it does tell who he is and very well too."
Jen joined Mundo Osterberg's group
TRUE WEST INTERNATIONAL RETIRED PROCRASTINATORS SOCIETY
If you're too busy or tired or lazy, or too drunk to join a group, then I have the group for you. The True West International Retired Procrastinators Society or TWIRPS for short. We can discuss many old west topics or we can take a nap.See More
Jen commented on Gay Mathis's blog post Color stereo photographs of San Francisco after '06 quake found
"One glimpse we can get of patterns and colors of the period is to look a quilts from that time frame. It seems that those patches came from somewhere."
Jen commented on Dan Batchelor's blog post Where, who is Dusty ?
"The song is "Walking Alone". If I recall correctly, the album cover had Dusty on horseback in the doorway of Big Nose Kate's. The album may have been self-titled. I have never seen any other album by him, and I have no clue what I…"
Jen commented on Fran Bolton's blog post Branding Record Books, Symbols
"I am with Joe. Those are earmarks. The AZ brand books I have seen note them the same way."
Carbine commented on Jen's blog post Copyright schmopyright
"Glad your having fun Bill. Wyatt would be a nice touch. As far as I know there are no known photos of Billy Clanton, except where he's laid out with Tom and Frank McLaury in the coffins, nor is there a photo of Pony Deal. Please correct me if…"
Carbine commented on Jen's blog post Copyright schmopyright
"Hey Bill; If thats Doc Holidays Ghost in the window of the Bird Cage then them Two Hombres standing in the door must be Billy Clanton and Pony Deal... makes for a priceless post card."
Jen commented on Jen's blog post Copyright schmopyright
"Jim,
Thanks for the link. The summary you noted pretty much follows the slider I included in my original post. Although the hyperlink didn't work, cutting and pasting it will get you there. That proves to everyone beyond a doubt…"
Gay Mathis commented on Jen's blog post Copyright schmopyright
"Jen, Bill will have to check eBay every so often regarding his one of a kind photo, because someone (not Bill) may actually copy it and try to sell on eBay.....:)"
Jim Pettengill commented on Jen's blog post Copyright schmopyright
"Copyright law has changed several times through the years, and gets quite complex for photos/artwork/writing after 1923. A very useful summary can be found at: www.unc.edu/~unclng/public-d.htm. In the old days, to be protected an…"
Jen commented on Jen's blog post Copyright schmopyright
"Lol! I once saw a copy of BBB's pic of Doc lying in his deathbed on eBay. The seller was a) infringing on BBB's copyright by copying it out of the Doc book, or b) a scammer knowing it was faked (impersonated?), or most likey c) all of the…"
Fran Bolton commented on Jen's blog post Copyright schmopyright
""Anybody want to buy a post card? :-)"
Is it copyrighted? ;-)
Fran"
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Copyrights
While working on my own project over the last few years, I have had to familiarize myself with copyrights, particularly in the area of photographs. I thought I would pass along my findings here. Infringing on someone's true copyrights can be expensive and has likely derailed more than one project. It is up to the author to determine what isn't in or out of copyright for their own security. The laws are pretty much a mud puddle of "…if…but not if… It seems our government…
Posted on February 2, 2011 at 7:44am — 22 Comments
Six Gun City Benefit
I posted a flyer in the Upcoming Events section about benefit for Six Gun City empolyees hosted by the Dragoon Saloon coming up on the 19th. For those who follow the comings and goings of those in the Town Too Tough To Die, I also want to send an attaboy out to the owners of The Longhorn, Cafe Margarite's and Big Nose Kates, Steve and Gloria Goldstein, for hosting a benefit on Sunday. It is great to see everyone pulling together to help those affected by the recent fire.
Posted on December 14, 2010 at 9:06pm
Tombstone Territory Rendezvous 2010
I have updated the information on this years's TTR schedule in the TW Upcoming Events area. I know many of you attended Helldorado, so a second trip this month is unlikely. This event is not in competition with Helldo or any other event held in Tombstone. Different focus, different format. Anyone/everyone is invited to atttend. This is an event designed by/for historians, not reinactors (although they are welcome of course, but there are no shoot-em-up sessions or costumes). The link to…
ContinuePosted on October 18, 2010 at 11:30am — 1 Comment
OK Corral Inquest
For those who are interested in reading the original handwritten transcript, it is now available online. This is the Coroner's Inquest spoken of here on TW a few months ago, not the transcript of the Spicer Hearing. Those have not yet been found.
http://azmemory.lib.az.us/cdm4/browse.php?CISOROOT=/ccolch
Happy reading!!
Jen
Posted on July 14, 2010 at 10:37am — 2 Comments
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 9:50pm on February 5, 2010,
Jen said… - Lol! Thanks Bo!!! It is great to be back!! Bring on the history!!!!!!
- At 2:20pm on February 10, 2010,
R.M.Cole said… - Jen, a belated thank-you for the friend invite!
- At 8:56pm on February 12, 2010,
Wade Dillon said… - Thanks Jen! Still got alot to add, including more details, two gold stars to the flag, a sunrise, and Crockett's motto.
- At 4:31pm on May 7, 2010, Wade Dillon said…
- Thanks for the kind words, Jen. Can't wait to arrive to the Alamo city!
- At 10:25am on February 2, 2011,
Melvin Graf said… - Jen, on another thread Gay Mathis pointed out to me that you are related to Frank Hamer. What an interesting guy. Please share any stories that you might have with us. -Mel
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