In 1898, 17 years after surviving the O.K. Corral gunfight, Virgil Earp claimed 160 acres in Arizona; two years later, he earned title to the land
- Representative Image (AI-generated)Seventeen years after surviving the famous O.
- Corral gunfight, former Tombstone lawman Virgil Earp embarked on a very different chapter of his life.
- In 1898, Earp claimed 160 acres of land near Prescott, Arizona, under the federal homesteading system.
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- Representative Image (AI-generated)Seventeen years after surviving the famous O.
- Corral gunfight, former Tombstone lawman Virgil Earp embarked on a very different chapter of his life.
- In 1898, Earp claimed 160 acres of land near Prescott, Arizona, under the federal homesteading system.
Sources: Times of India