Watson, Edgar J. b. November 11, 1855 d. October 24, 1910 Western Outlaw. Born in South Carolina, he owned a sugar cane plantation in southwest Florida during the lawless years of the late 19th and early 20th century. In his youth he got into a knife fight, killed a man and fled to the Oklahoma territories, where he left a trail of murders. In 1889, he was suspected of killing the notorious female outlaw Belle Starr, was put on trial, but nothing came of it and he was acquitted. Returning to Florida 1891, he killed a man in Arcadia, over a land...[Read More] (Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith) Cause of death: Shot to death by a group of Chokoloskee, FL locals Fort Myers Cemetery, Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida, USA Plot: Lot 8, Block 6
b. November 11, 1855 d. October 24, 1910