Bill McDonald

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Bill McDonald was a famed early 20th-century Texas Ranger captain renowned for his fearless law enforcement and legendary role in taming the American frontier.

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instanceOf Texas Ranger
human
law enforcement officer
police captain
activeYearsEnd early 20th century
activeYearsStart late 19th century
areaOfActivity law enforcement in Texas
associatedWith American Old West
linked to: Old West

Texas frontier
birthDate 1852-09-28
birthPlace Kemper County, Mississippi, United States
burialPlace Texas State Cemetery
causeOfDeath illness
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1918-01-15
deathPlace Austin, Texas, United States
employer Texas Rangers
era Progressive Era United States
linked to: Progressive Era
ethnicGroup White American
familyName McDonald
famousQuote One riot, one Ranger
gender male
givenName William
hasHonor induction into the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame
hasPartIn enforcement of law and order in oil boom towns in Texas
suppression of feuds and range conflicts in Texas
languageSpoken English
name William Jesse McDonald
nickname Bill
notableFor fearless law enforcement
legendary reputation as a Texas Ranger
role in taming the American frontier
notableWork service as captain in the Texas Rangers
occupation Texas Ranger
U.S. marshal
linked to: U.S. Marshal

lawman
sheriff
portrayedAs symbol of Texas Ranger courage
portrayedIn books about the Texas Rangers
positionHeld U.S. marshal for the Northern District of Texas
captain in the Texas Rangers
sheriff of Hardeman County, Texas
religion Baptist
linked to: Baptists
residence Texas, United States
linked to: Texas
spouse Pearl Wilkes
Rhoda Carter

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Texas Rangers hasNotableMember Bill McDonald