Tombstone · Characters
Character guide
Key figures in Tombstone by Walter Noble Burns.
Wyatt Earp
major
Also known as Wyatt, Earp, Henry, Hand
Central lawman and gambler who becomes the key figure in Tombstone's conflicts.
Doc Holliday
major
Also known as Holliday, Doc
Wyatt Earp's loyal friend, a deadly gambler and dentist with a fierce temper.
Curly Bill
major
Also known as Curly, Russian Bill
Notorious outlaw and leader of the Cowboys, a constant threat to law and order.
John Ringo
major
Also known as Ringo, IX Ringo
Brooding, intelligent outlaw leader who becomes a key antagonist to the Earps.
Ike Clanton
major
Also known as Ike, Clanton
Hot-headed rancher and cowboy who instigates the conflict leading to the O.K. Corral.
John Slaughter
supporting
Also known as Slaughter, John
Tough rancher and later sheriff who brings order to the region after the Earps leave.
Buckskin Frank Leslie
supporting
Also known as Leslie, Frank Leslie
Dashing gambler and gunman, known for his stylish appearance and deadly skill.
Morgan Earp
supporting
Also known as Morgan
Younger brother of Wyatt, a deputy marshal who is tragically assassinated.
John Behan
supporting
Also known as Sheriff Behan, Johnny Behan
Corrupt sheriff of Cochise County, often at odds with the Earps.
Billy Breakenridge
supporting
Also known as Breakenridge, Deputy Breakenridge
Deputy sheriff who works under Behan and later writes a memoir of the times.
Virgil Earp
supporting
Also known as Virgil, Marshal Earp
Town marshal of Tombstone and Wyatt's older brother, wounded in an ambush.
Billy Claibourne
minor
Also known as Claibourne, Billy
Young cowboy present at the O.K. Corral who flees during the gunfight.
Billy Clanton
minor
Also known as Billy, Clanton
Younger brother of Ike, killed in the gunfight at the O.K. Corral.
Frank McLowery
minor
Also known as McLowery, Frank
Cowboy and ally of the Clantons, killed at the O.K. Corral.
Tom McLowery
minor
Also known as Tom, McLowery
Brother of Frank, also killed in the O.K. Corral shootout.
Ed Schieffelin
supporting
Also known as Schieffelin, Ed
Prospector who discovered the silver lode that founded Tombstone.
Russian Bill
minor
Also known as Bill
Colorful outlaw and member of the Cowboys, known for his Russian heritage.
Zwing Hunt
minor
Also known as Hunt, Zwing
Indian scout and tracker who aids the law in pursuing outlaws.
Patchy
minor
Also known as little Patchy
A loyal dog who accompanies characters on their adventures.
Pete Spence
minor
Also known as Spence, Pete
Cowboy implicated in the murder of Morgan Earp.
Jeff Milton
minor
Also known as Milton
Tough express agent and later lawman in Fairbank.
John Heath
minor
Also known as Heath
Criminal mastermind behind the Bisbee massacre.
Don Miguel Garcia
minor
Also known as Don Miguel
Mexican rancher and ally of the Earps.
Bill Leonard
minor
Also known as Leonard
Cowboy and outlaw involved in the Benson stagecoach robbery.
Juan Soto
minor
Also known as Soto, Juan
Mexican miner and friend to the Earps.
Bat Masterson
minor
Also known as Bat, Sheriff Bat Masterson
Famous lawman and friend of Wyatt Earp who visits Tombstone.
Old Man Clanton
minor
Also known as ferocious Old Man Clanton
Patriarch of the Clanton family, a ruthless cattle rustler.
Florentino Cruz
minor
Also known as Indian Charlie, Cruz
Indian tracker and cowboy killed by the Earps in a revenge raid.
Johnny Behind-the-Deuce
minor
Also known as Johnny, Deuce
Gambler and friend of Doc Holliday.
Bob Paul
minor
Also known as Paul
Stagecoach driver and later sheriff of Pima County.
Jim Hughes
minor
Also known as Hughes, old Jim Hughes
Tombstone businessman and friend of the Earps.
George McKelvey
minor
Also known as McKelvey, Constable McKelvey
Constable in Tombstone who assists the Earps.
Frank Stilwell
minor
Also known as Stilwell
Cowboy and deputy sheriff who is killed by Wyatt Earp in revenge.
Dick Lloyd
minor
Also known as Dick, Lloyd
Stagecoach driver and friend of the Earps.
Burt Alvord
minor
Also known as Alvord
Deputy sheriff who later turns outlaw and leads train robberies.
Bud Philpot
minor
Also known as Philpot
Stagecoach driver killed in the Benson stagecoach robbery.
Joe Hill
minor
Also known as Hill, Joe
Cowboy and outlaw involved in the Benson stagecoach robbery.
Marshall Williams
minor
Also known as Williams
Tombstone businessman and Wells Fargo agent.
Jim Crane
minor
Also known as Crane
Cowboy and outlaw involved in the Benson stagecoach robbery.
Jim Wallace
minor
Also known as Wallace
Tombstone businessman and friend of the Earps.
Harry Head
minor
Also known as Head, Harris
Outlaw killed by the Earps in a revenge raid.
Billy Grounds
minor
Also known as Grounds, Billy
Outlaw killed by Sheriff Slaughter.
Henry C. Hooker
minor
Also known as Hooker
Owner of the Sierra Bonita ranch, a prominent cattleman.
Luther King
minor
Also known as King
Outlaw involved in the Benson stagecoach robbery.
Big Nose Kate
minor
Also known as Kate
Doc Holliday's common-law wife, a fiery saloon girl.
Cherokee Jack Rogers
minor
Also known as Jack, Cherokee
Outlaw and member of the Cowboys.
Ramon Acosta
minor
Also known as Acosta
Mexican outlaw killed by the Earps.
Jim Burnett
minor
Also known as Justice Burnett, Burnett
Justice of the peace in Tombstone.
Rube Hadden
minor
Also known as Rube
Tombstone saloonkeeper and friend of the Earps.
Sandy King
minor
Also known as King, Sandy
Outlaw and member of the Cowboys.
Billy Lang
minor
Also known as Lang
Outlaw killed by the Earps.
Milt Hicks
minor
Also known as Milt, Hicks
Tombstone businessman and friend of the Earps.
Hugh Hunt
minor
Also known as Hugh
Outlaw and member of the Cowboys.
Billy Stiles
minor
Also known as Stiles
Outlaw who later becomes a deputy sheriff.
Al Sieber
minor
Also known as Sieber, old Sieber
Chief of scouts for the U.S. Army in Arizona.
Marshal White
minor
Also known as Town Marshal White
Town marshal of Tombstone before Virgil Earp.
Geronimo
minor
Also known as old Geronimo, Geronimo Miranda
Famous Apache leader who appears in the narrative.
Ed Bailey
minor
Also known as Bailey
Gambler killed by Doc Holliday in a fight.
Warren Earp
minor
Also known as Warren, Earp
Youngest Earp brother who joins Wyatt later.
Dan Dowd
minor
Also known as Dan, Dowd
Outlaw executed for the Bisbee massacre.
Virgil Boucher
minor
Also known as Virgil
Friend of the Earps who assists them.
Jack Dunlap
minor
Also known as Jack, Three-fingered Jack
Outlaw and member of the Cowboys.
Ross Sloan
minor
Also known as Sloan
Tombstone businessman and friend of the Earps.
Luke Short
minor
Also known as Luke, Short
Gambler and gunman who visits Tombstone.
Finn Clanton
minor
Also known as Finn
Member of the Clanton family.
Charles Bartholomew
minor
Also known as Bartholomew, Old Bat
Tombstone businessman and friend of the Earps.
James C. Hancock
minor
Tombstone businessman and friend of the Earps.
Billy Hutchinson
minor
Outlaw and member of the Cowboys.
Jim Johnson
minor
Also known as Johnson, Jim
Tombstone businessman and friend of the Earps.
Pat O'Day
minor
Also known as Pat
Tombstone saloonkeeper and friend of the Earps.
Tex Howard
minor
Also known as Tex, Howard
Outlaw and member of the Cowboys.
Charlie Storms
minor
Also known as Storms
Gambler killed by Doc Holliday in a gunfight.
George Goodfellow
minor
Also known as Dr. Goodfellow
Tombstone doctor who treats gunshot wounds.
Bronco Bill Waters
minor
Also known as Bronco Bill
Outlaw pursued by Sheriff Slaughter.
Lotta Crabtree
minor
Also known as Lotta, Mrs. Cockburn
Famous actress who performs in Tombstone.
James R. Leatherberry
minor
Also known as Mayor Leatherberry
Mayor of Tombstone.
Molly McCarthy
minor
Also known as Mary
Saloon girl and friend of the Earps.
Nellie Cashman
minor
Also known as Miss Nellie
Tombstone businesswoman and philanthropist.
Wells Spicer
minor
Also known as Judge Spicer
Judge who presides over the Earps' hearing after the O.K. Corral.