Henry Andrew "Heck" Thomas (January 3, 1850 – August 14, 1912) was a lawman on the American frontier, most notably in Indian Territory. He was known for helping bring law and …

Henry Andrew (Heck) Thomas was one of the Wild West’s most effective lawmen, apprehending dozens of notorious outlaws, including members of the Doolin, Dalton, and Sam Bass Gangs. …

2021年6月1日 · Henry Andrew (Heck) Thomas was one of the Old West’s most effective lawmen, rounding dozens of notorious desperados. His resume was most impressive, crossing paths …

2023年6月16日 · Henry Andrew “Heck” Thomas became one of the best-known officers of the law in Arkansas and Indian Territory (later Oklahoma). His reputation as a fearless crime fighter …

U. S. Deputy Marshal Heck Thomas 1886 - 1873. Served in Indian Territory under Judge Parker. Stationed at White Bead Hill, C.N., I.T. Thomas was born in Athens, Georgia, on January 3, …

Henry Andrew Thomas was born near Atlanta, Georgia in 1850. Heck, as he became known, served at age twelve as a courier in the Civil War. Afterward, he joined the Atlanta police force …

2013年11月1日 · On his first foray into Indian Territory (now Oklahoma), Heck Thomas proved his worth, returning to Fort Smith with eight murderers, several hardened criminals, a horse thief, …

Lawman Henry Andrew "Heck" Thomas, the youngest of Lovick Pierce and Martha Ann Fullwood Bedell Thomas's twelve children, was born January 6, 1850, in Oxford, Georgia. At age twelve …

Known as the "Three Guardsmen of Oklahoma", William 'Bill" Tilghman, Henry "Heck" Thomas, and Chris Madsen (left to right) were instrumental in bringing law and order to the Indian and …

2009年8月18日 · Heck Thomas was a famous lawman, who wasn’t a wanted man in other places, but worked only on the side of the law all of his life. He worked under “Hanging Judge Parker” …