George R. Matthews

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318 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 13 Jul

George R. Matthews’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Yeah, he was.
He decided to be a horse and cattle thief.
That is correct.
They were killed because William Brady, the sheriff and his deputies.
He had four other deputies with him, by the way, were going down to arrest Alexander McSween.
And at this time, McSween's people, including.
the people that became the regulators, they're not the regulators at this point.
They've been stripped of their lawman status, but they're not regulators yet.
They become regulators with the killing of Brady.
But they are defending Alex McSween from being arrested by William Brady because they know that William Brady has made comments that Alex McSween will not survive being in jail in Lincoln.
After he's arrested by himself.
So it is not in revenge for the murder of Tunstall.
was from the jail in Lincoln.
And that occurred on April 28th, 1871.
Billy has been confined on the second floor of the Lincoln County Courthouse in just a regular room.
It's not a jail cell.
And he is in handcuffs and leg irons, by the way.
And the story is not told until the 1920s of how he escaped.
And that story
is that one of his friends in Lincoln, Sam Corbett, has a young boy place a gun in the outhouse behind the Lincoln County Jail, Lincoln County Courthouse.
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