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	'''William "Curly Bill" Brocius''' or '''Brocious''' (c. 1845-[[March 24]], [[1882]]) was an [[American Old West]] [[outlaw]], [[gunslinger\|gunman]] and member of the Cow-boys outlaw gang of the [[Tombstone, Arizona\|Tombstone]] area in the [[Arizona Territory]] during the early 1880s.		'''William "Curly Bill" Brocius''' or '''Brocious''' (c. 1845-[[March 24]], [[1882]]) was an [[American Old West]] [[outlaw]], [[gunslinger\|gunman]] and member of the Cow-boys outlaw gang of the [[Tombstone, Arizona\|Tombstone]] area in the [[Arizona Territory]] during the early 1880s.
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	'''William "Curly Bill" Brocius''' or '''Brocious''' (c. 1845-[[March 24]], [[1882]]) was an [[American Old West]] [[outlaw]], [[gunslinger\|gunman]] and member of the Cow-boys outlaw gang of the [[Tombstone, Arizona\|Tombstone]] area in the [[Arizona Territory]] during the early 1880s.		'''William "Curly Bill" Brocius''' or '''Brocious''' (c. 1845-[[March 24]], [[1882]]) was an [[American Old West]] [[outlaw]], [[gunslinger\|gunman]] and member of the Cow-boys outlaw gang of the [[Tombstone, Arizona\|Tombstone]] area in the [[Arizona Territory]] during the early 1880s.
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	'''William "Curly Bill" Brocius''' or '''Brocious''' (c. 1845-[[March 24]], [[1882]]) was an [[American Old West]] [[outlaw]], [[gunslinger\|gunman]] and member of the Cow-boys outlaw gang of the [[Tombstone, Arizona\|Tombstone]] area in the [[Arizona Territory]] during the early 1880s.		'''William "Curly Bill" Brocius''' or '''Brocious''' (c. 1845-[[March 24]], [[1882]]) was an [[American Old West]] [[outlaw]], [[gunslinger\|gunman]] and member of the Cow-boys outlaw gang of the [[Tombstone, Arizona\|Tombstone]] area in the [[Arizona Territory]] during the early 1880s.

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	~~[[Image:William_Brocius.JPG\|thumb\|250px\|<center>William "Curly Bill" Brocius</center>]]~~

	'''William "Curly Bill" Brocius''' or '''Brocious''' (c. 1845-[[March 24]], [[1882]]) was an [[American Old West]] [[outlaw]], [[gunslinger\|gunman]] and member of the Cow-boys outlaw gang of the [[Tombstone, Arizona\|Tombstone]] area in the [[Arizona Territory]] during the early 1880s.		'''William "Curly Bill" Brocius''' or '''Brocious''' (c. 1845-[[March 24]], [[1882]]) was an [[American Old West]] [[outlaw]], [[gunslinger\|gunman]] and member of the Cow-boys outlaw gang of the [[Tombstone, Arizona\|Tombstone]] area in the [[Arizona Territory]] during the early 1880s.

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wikademia>Daniel J. Leivick: Reverted edits by 163.153.222.125 (talk) to last version by Sbharris

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Reverted edits by 163.153.222.125 (talk) to last version by Sbharris

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	Brocius is sometimes confused with "Curly Bill" Graham, who was a different outlaw of the same general place and period. Curly Bill Graham was killed in a gunfight by Deputy Sheriff James D. Houck [[October 17]], [[1887]], buried in [[Young, Arizona]], and is almost certainly not the Curly Bill of Charleston and Tombstone.		Brocius is sometimes confused with "Curly Bill" Graham, who was a different outlaw of the same general place and period. Curly Bill Graham was killed in a gunfight by Deputy Sheriff James D. Houck [[October 17]], [[1887]], buried in [[Young, Arizona]], and is almost certainly not the Curly Bill of Charleston and Tombstone.

	In newspapers of the time Brocius is usually known simply as "Curly Bill," but later he was also referred to by the spelling of "Curley Bill." The spelling of "Brocious" has also been used (including in modern movies), but "Brocius" is the name the outlaw used for his maildrop in the Arizona Territory, according to one published letter of the time. Brocius is probably an alias. His birth name (including middle initial) and date of birth are unknown~~. Although some say that he was born in 1840 and died in 1882~~.		In newspapers of the time Brocius is usually known simply as "Curly Bill," but later he was also referred to by the spelling of "Curley Bill." The spelling of "Brocious" has also been used (including in modern movies), but "Brocius" is the name the outlaw used for his maildrop in the Arizona Territory, according to one published letter of the time. Brocius is probably an alias. His birth name (including middle initial) and date of birth are unknown.

	Stories that Brocius once had a wife and children, and that he paid another man to fight in the American Civil War for him, arise from unverifiable claims in a letter that somebody (later untraceable) once sent to historian Ben Traywick. They are based on the poorest of evidence, and are often disregarded.		Stories that Brocius once had a wife and children, and that he paid another man to fight in the American Civil War for him, arise from unverifiable claims in a letter that somebody (later untraceable) once sent to historian Ben Traywick. They are based on the poorest of evidence, and are often disregarded.

163.153.222.125: I like big butts and I can't deni

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I like big butts and I can't deni

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	Brocius is sometimes confused with "Curly Bill" Graham, who was a different outlaw of the same general place and period. Curly Bill Graham was killed in a gunfight by Deputy Sheriff James D. Houck [[October 17]], [[1887]], buried in [[Young, Arizona]], and is almost certainly not the Curly Bill of Charleston and Tombstone.		Brocius is sometimes confused with "Curly Bill" Graham, who was a different outlaw of the same general place and period. Curly Bill Graham was killed in a gunfight by Deputy Sheriff James D. Houck [[October 17]], [[1887]], buried in [[Young, Arizona]], and is almost certainly not the Curly Bill of Charleston and Tombstone.

	In newspapers of the time Brocius is usually known simply as "Curly Bill," but later he was also referred to by the spelling of "Curley Bill." The spelling of "Brocious" has also been used (including in modern movies), but "Brocius" is the name the outlaw used for his maildrop in the Arizona Territory, according to one published letter of the time. Brocius is probably an alias. His birth name (including middle initial) and date of birth are unknown.		In newspapers of the time Brocius is usually known simply as "Curly Bill," but later he was also referred to by the spelling of "Curley Bill." The spelling of "Brocious" has also been used (including in modern movies), but "Brocius" is the name the outlaw used for his maildrop in the Arizona Territory, according to one published letter of the time. Brocius is probably an alias. His birth name (including middle initial) and date of birth are unknown. Although some say that he was born in 1840 and died in 1882.

	Stories that Brocius once had a wife and children, and that he paid another man to fight in the American Civil War for him, arise from unverifiable claims in a letter that somebody (later untraceable) once sent to historian Ben Traywick. They are based on the poorest of evidence, and are often disregarded.		Stories that Brocius once had a wife and children, and that he paid another man to fight in the American Civil War for him, arise from unverifiable claims in a letter that somebody (later untraceable) once sent to historian Ben Traywick. They are based on the poorest of evidence, and are often disregarded.

wikademia>Sbharris: Sorry, but there just is no evidence for the stuff you have inserted. Unless you can find a citation, please read the rest of the article.

2009-03-16T20:39:21Z

Sorry, but there just is no evidence for the stuff you have inserted. Unless you can find a citation, please read the rest of the article.

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	[[Image:William_Brocius.JPG\|thumb\|250px\|<center>William "Curly Bill" Brocius</center>]]		[[Image:William_Brocius.JPG\|thumb\|250px\|<center>William "Curly Bill" Brocius</center>]]

	'''William "Curly Bill" Brocius''' or '''Brocious''' (c. 1845-[[March 24]], [[1882]]) was an [[American Old West]] [[outlaw]], [[gunslinger\|gunman]] and member of the Cow-boys outlaw gang of the [[Tombstone, Arizona\|Tombstone]] area in the [[Arizona Territory]] during the early 1880s~~. It was belived that he was born in 1840 and appeared in AZ in 1878. Also it was said that he died or disappeared in 1882~~.		'''William "Curly Bill" Brocius''' or '''Brocious''' (c. 1845-[[March 24]], [[1882]]) was an [[American Old West]] [[outlaw]], [[gunslinger\|gunman]] and member of the Cow-boys outlaw gang of the [[Tombstone, Arizona\|Tombstone]] area in the [[Arizona Territory]] during the early 1880s.

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	In newspapers of the time Brocius is usually known simply as "Curly Bill," but later he was also referred to by the spelling of "Curley Bill." The spelling of "Brocious" has also been used (including in modern movies), but "Brocius" is the name the outlaw used for his maildrop in the Arizona Territory, according to one published letter of the time. Brocius is probably an alias. His birth name (including middle initial) and date of birth are unknown.		In newspapers of the time Brocius is usually known simply as "Curly Bill," but later he was also referred to by the spelling of "Curley Bill." The spelling of "Brocious" has also been used (including in modern movies), but "Brocius" is the name the outlaw used for his maildrop in the Arizona Territory, according to one published letter of the time. Brocius is probably an alias. His birth name (including middle initial) and date of birth are unknown.

	Stories that Brocius once had a wife and children, and that he paid another man to fight in the American Civil War for him ~~and that he abandened his wife for ten years and when he came back she had commited adultry so he left the town a very angry man.~~ arise from unverifiable claims in a letter that somebody (later untraceable) once sent to historian Ben Traywick. They are based on the poorest of evidence, and are often disregarded.		Stories that Brocius once had a wife and children, and that he paid another man to fight in the American Civil War for him, arise from unverifiable claims in a letter that somebody (later untraceable) once sent to historian Ben Traywick. They are based on the poorest of evidence, and are often disregarded.

	==Description==		==Description==