Buffalo Wallow Fight Remembered On Fifty-First Anniversary
A Sanborn County history recounts the 1874 Buffalo Wallow battle in Hemphill County between Kiowa and Comanche war bands and a small group of six white men led by scouts Amos Chapman and William Dixon. Dixon narrates the daring escape, wallow defense, and night of peril before relief and rescue by Major Price’s escort.
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Fort Supply
Indian Territory
Alamo
Texas
William Dixon
Nelson A. Miles
McClellan Creek
Panhandle
Amos Chapman
Z. T. Woodall
Peter Rath
John Harrington
George W. Smith
Sixth Cavalry
Miles
Washita
George Smith
Smith
Chapman
Adobe Walls
Rath
Buffalo Wallow
Major Price
W. M. Right
Hemphill County
Wild Stallion Star Face Fights Cowboys in Last Stand
In No Man's Land and Cimarron region in the 1880s a famed wild mustang herd led by Star Face defied ranchmen. After repeated captures failed, a bid to kill or capture him ended with Star Face leaping from a bench into the river gorge, choosing death over captivity.
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No Man’s Land
Plains
Oklahoma
Texas
No, Man’s Land
Star Face
Cleimarron
Cimmin Okla
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Sean
Amos
Billy
Smith and Chapman
Iman
J. D. Tanner