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Ike Clanton was a 19th century Human horse thief who was involved in the shootout at the OK Corral on October 26, 1881. Ike was one of two survivors on the losing side of the duel. His brother, Billy Clanton, was killed in the duel. In 2268, James T. Kirk was identified as Ike Clanton in a bizarre recreation of the duel created by the Melkot.
18 gen 2023 · On the evening of November 10 th, 1882 he made the mistake of getting drunk and picking a fight with Buckskin Frank Leslie outside the Oriental Saloon. Billy fired and missed; Frank fired and didn’t. After running away from the gunfight in the vacant lot near the OK Corral in Tombstone, Ike Clanton made a desperate attempt to get the Earp’s ...
An interesting fact: This month Ike Clanton made $3200 in bank transactions at the Pima County Agency bank, in Tombstone. This was a heck of a lot of money in 1881! November 9-12, 1881. Ike Clanton testifies at the murder trial of the Earps and Doc Holliday. November 26, 1881. Exactly one month to the day after the gunfight, Ike Clanton ...
November 9-15, 1881. On this ninth day of November, 1881, on the hearing of the above entitled cause, on the examination of Wyatt Earp, and J. H. Holliday; Joseph I. Clanton, a witness of lawful age, being produced and sworn, deposes and says as follows
Billy Clanton (syskon) Redigera Wikidata. Joseph Isaac (Ike) Clanton, född 1847 i Callaway County, Missouri, USA, död 1 juni 1887 i Springerville, Arizona, USA, amerikansk revolverman och brottsling . Deltog i revolverstriden vid O.K. Corral 1881 tillsammans med bland andra sin yngre bror Billy Clanton . Den 1 juni 1887 avled Ike Clanton av ...
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 7371961. Source citation. Infamous Arizona cattle rustler and cause of the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. Isaac Ike Clanton was a member of the Cowboy faction in Tombstone and an enemy of the Earp brothers and Doc Holliday. The morning of the gunfight Ike, drunk and angry, went around, saying he was going to kill the Earps.
15 gen 2019 · Wyatt Earp reasoned that he could gain some good publicity and a better shot at winning county sheriff if he could prove himself. He struck a deal with with a rancher named Ike Clanton, who was close with the Cowboys, to bring the thieves to justice. In return for his cooperation, Earp promised Clanton a $6,000 reward.
