Sheriff William "Red" Angus

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Sheriff William "Red" Angus was a Wyoming lawman known for his controversial role in the late-19th-century Johnson County War, a violent conflict between large cattle barons and smaller settlers.

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instanceOf sheriff
activity law enforcement during the Johnson County War
associatedWith large cattle interests in Wyoming
small settlers in Johnson County
conflict Johnson County War
controversy alleged partiality toward cattle barons
treatment of small ranchers and settlers
countryOfCitizenship United States
ethnicGroup white American
familyName Angus
fieldOfWork frontier law enforcement
givenName William
historicalRegion American Old West
linked to: Old West
jurisdiction Johnson County, Wyoming
knownFor controversial actions during the Johnson County War
lawEnforcementArea Johnson County, Wyoming
nickname Red
notableEvent Johnson County War
notableFor role in the Johnson County War
occupation lawman
sheriff
participantIn range conflicts in Wyoming
placeOfWork Buffalo, Wyoming
Johnson County, Wyoming
positionHeld Sheriff of Johnson County, Wyoming
region Wyoming Territory
residence Buffalo, Wyoming
Johnson County, Wyoming
timePeriod late 19th century

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Johnson County War involvedPerson Sheriff William "Red" Angus