Wild Bill Hickok Marriage Evidence Found in Cincinnati Museum
A brittle love story unfolds in a Cincinnati museum case of Wild Bill Hickok and Agnes Lake Thatcher. A marriage certificate dated March 1876 and a surviving letter reveal Hickok’s courtship with Mrs. Lake, their Cheyenne wedding, and hints of a later Deadwood era life. The artifacts, including a hair lock, trace Hickok’s personal side beyond frontier legend.
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