Daughter of Catherine Reip Culp, (1816-1903) whose burial place is unknown at this time.[Aug 2016]
Known around Seven Rivers for her hospitality, Ma’am (as she was called) came across Billy the Kid when he quite literally stumbled onto her doorstep. He was half-starved and exhausted after having walked for three days after being attacked by Apaches. The Kid stayed with Ma’am and her family (husband Heiskell and ten children) for a few days and became good friends with one of their sons (John} in particular.
-bio courtesy of Billy the Kid Outlaw Gang http://www.billythekidoutlawgang.com [Jul 2017]
Known around Seven Rivers for her hospitality, Ma’am (as she was called) came across Billy the Kid when he quite literally stumbled onto her doorstep. He was half-starved and exhausted after having walked for three days after being attacked by Apaches. The Kid stayed with Ma’am and her family (husband Heiskell and ten children) for a few days and became good friends with one of their sons (John} in particular.
-bio courtesy of Billy the Kid Outlaw Gang http://www.billythekidoutlawgang.com [Jul 2017]
Daughter of Catherine Reip Culp, (1816-1903) whose burial place is unknown at this time.[Aug 2016]
Known around Seven Rivers for her hospitality, Ma’am (as she was called) came across Billy the Kid when he quite literally stumbled onto her doorstep. He was half-starved and exhausted after having walked for three days after being attacked by Apaches. The Kid stayed with Ma’am and her family (husband Heiskell and ten children) for a few days and became good friends with one of their sons (John} in particular.
-bio courtesy of Billy the Kid Outlaw Gang http://www.billythekidoutlawgang.com [Jul 2017]
Known around Seven Rivers for her hospitality, Ma’am (as she was called) came across Billy the Kid when he quite literally stumbled onto her doorstep. He was half-starved and exhausted after having walked for three days after being attacked by Apaches. The Kid stayed with Ma’am and her family (husband Heiskell and ten children) for a few days and became good friends with one of their sons (John} in particular.
-bio courtesy of Billy the Kid Outlaw Gang http://www.billythekidoutlawgang.com [Jul 2017]
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"Wife of William H Jones" "Our beloved Mother" "Dearest mother she has left us yes forevermore but we hope to meet our loved one on that bright and happy shore"
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footstone "B J"
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