Buffalo Bill, 1846-1917
Person
Dates
- Existence: 18460226 - 19170110
Biographical / Historical
Buffalo Bill (1846-1917) was an American frontiersman, scout, and entertainer.
Found in 2 Records:
History and war record of John O. Stotts, Sergeant Co. G, 3rd Regt, U.S. Infantry
Collection — Folder 1
Call Number: RH MS P155
Overview
Stotts relates his experiences joining the army at St. Louis in 1866 and traveling over the Great Plains to Fort Lyon, Colorado. He describes killing buffalo and witnessing a Native American killing a bison; an encounter with members of a Native American village near [Zara?], Colorado; Fort Dodge and Buffalo Bill; Bent's Fort and the Bent family; flooding of Fort Lyon and the construction of New Fort Lyon; and the wars with Native American tribes, including comments on Satanta (Set-Tainte,...
Dates:
1866 - 1868
Joseph A. Cody correspondence
Collection
Call Number: RH MS 8
Overview
This collection consists of Joseph Cody's letters to his wife, Elvira (Cable) Cody, and those received from other friends, arranged chronologically from 1854-1885. It also includes letters written by Elvira and those she received from friends prior to her marriage to Joseph, arranged chronologically from 1847-1853. Letters written by Elvira's father, Eleazer Cable, a nurseryman in Ohio concerned with the maintenance of the Cable nursery, are dated from 1837-1869.
Dates:
1837 - 1884