He had come to California with a gang of family and friends who soon become known as The Five Joaquins Joaquin Murrieta Joaquin Botellier Joaquin Carrilo Joaquin Ocomorenia and Joaquin Valenzuela.

Famous mexican outlaw names. Under the leadership of Hyman G. Samora at Wallace New Mexico on April 20 1884. Outlaw during the closing days of the Old West best known for the legend of his lost treasure.

Born Doroteo Arango in impoverished northern Mexico Villa changed his name and joined a local bandit gang where he soon earned a reputation as a skilled horseman and a fearless mercenary. Pancho Villa 1878-1923 was a bandit warlord and one of the main protagonists of the Mexican Revolution 1910-1920. Supposedly she was assaulted by Anglo miners.

Josiah Horner 18491927 Laughing Sam Carey aka. Bill Walters Bronco Bill. The best known Hispanic outlaws might be those California boys Joaquín Murieta Tiburcio Vásquez and Procopio.

Born in either Mexico or Chile he came with his wife to California during the Gold Rush. Tiburcio Vasquez One of the most notorious Hispanic outlaws in Old West history Tiburcio Vasquez shown in this circa 1865 photo had a 20-year career of stage holdups robberies and rustling. Many years later a group of Mexican outlaws decided to play into peoples superstitions by dressing themselves to appear like the they were Santa Annas army risen from the.

Joaquin Murietta 1829-1853 Killed by Texas Rangers in 1853. In the March of 1836 General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna led the Mexican army into Texas and participated in what became the legendary Battle of the AlamoSanta Anna and his men were wiped out in the battle. Popular Boy Names in Mexico.

He was shot and beheaded by vigilantes in Mexico in 1886. Garrett was elected the Sheriff of Lincoln County New Mexico. Ceberiano Aguilar An outlaw who fought and died in the Horrell War of Lincoln County New Mexico in 1874.