In the American West, Texas Jack was legendary for his horsemanship. He rode his horse Tall Bull, captured from the Cheyenne warrior of...

Talking about my book with Texas Jack's hometown newspaper, the Fluvanna Review. http://fluvannareview.com/2021/06/author-writes-new-book...

Before it was made a federal holiday, the day we celebrate as "Memorial Day" was called "Decoration Day," and was a chance for towns...

James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok was born on this day in 1837, 184 years ago. By the late 1850s, Hickok was working for the Russell,...

Sat down to talk with The Way Podcast about Texas Jack, the Wild West, and my new book.

Texas Jack Omohundro died in Leadville, Colorado, on June 28th, 1880 at the age of 33. He left behind his loving wife, the Peerless...

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/3983146413 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is the biography we desperately needed to tell Texas Jack Omohundro's story....

Eclipse glasses were sold out everywhere. Hotels along the path of totality have been booked for months. Both scientists and civilians...

In June of 1876, after four seasons of touring together as The Scouts, Buffalo Bill Cody and Texas Jack Omohundro split up their show. In...

Even though Texas Jack and Buffalo Bill were incredibly well-known by the time they joined Ned Buntline to launch the Scouts of the...

[A Southern Belle on the Prairie Part 1 and Part 2.] As she read about Texas Jack's marriage to the beautiful, and by all accounts...

Texas Jack Omohundro became famous for the jobs he worked: Chisholm Trail riding cowboy, frontier scout, theatrical star. What isn't...

[Link to Part 1 of A Southern Belle on the Prairie] Ena and her family tried their best to leave her brother's murder of her fiance Dr....

There's a home video from my childhood filmed sometimes in 1988 or 1989. The whole family—my parents, myself and my two brothers, my...

In Savannah, Georgia, in late 1868 and through the summer of 1869, Ena Palmer's life seemed charmed. She was the favorite child of her...

When this picture was taken, likely in early September of 1873, these three men were the most famous westerners alive. Seated on the...

From The Spirit of the Times, March 24, 1877. Written by Texas Jack, this piece was included in the show programs for Buffalo Bill's...

After Texas Jack and Buffalo Bill broke up their dramatic combination in favor of solo shows, Texas Jack spent the end of 1876 and the...

How did America's first famous cowboy and the world's most beloved ballerina fall in love? How did a Confederate cavalry scout from...