| Birth: | unknown Missouri, USA | | Death: | May 1, 1895 Pawnee County Oklahoma, USA |  Outlaw. Born about 1866 or 1867, Pierce was a member of the Dalton and later Doolin Gangs. After an unsuccesful stint at racing horses, Pierce turned outlaw. His first arrest was for whisky peddling. He served a one year sentence at the Ft Smith prison. Following his release he joined the Dalton Gang. Pierce missed the Dalton Gangs final robbery and destruction at Coffeyville. When Bill Doolin formed his gang, Pierce was one of the first members. Pierce was identified as participating in several train robberies with the Doolin Gang. With a $5000 reward offer on him, Pierce attempted to hide out at the Dunn brothers' ranch near Pawnee Oklahoma. For the reward money, the Dunn brothers ambushed and killed Pierce and Bitter Creek Newcomb, his friend and fellow outlaw. (bio by: Randy)
Search Amazon for Charley Pierce | | | Burial:
Summit View Cemetery
Guthrie Logan County Oklahoma, USA Plot: Boot Hill Section, Near Bill Doolin's Gravesite. | Maintained by: Find A Grave Originally Created by: Randy Record added: Mar 04, 2007
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sniksnak
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-Anonymous Added: Dec. 21, 2012 |
To my great great Grandfather. Rest in peace Grandpa. I know how it feels to be an outlaw. -
Jeff Spikes
Added: Oct. 20, 2012 |
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