Roy Bean

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Roy Bean was a colorful 19th-century American saloonkeeper and self-styled frontier judge in Texas, famously known as the "Law West of the Pecos."

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Judge Roy Bean 1
Roy Bean canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf folk hero
frontier judge
human
saloonkeeper
basedIn Langtry, Texas
burialPlace Langtry, Texas
United States of America
canonizationStatus legendary figure of the American West
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1825-02-24
dateOfDeath 1903-03-16
employer Pecos County, Texas
linked to: Pecos County
ethnicGroup Irish American
familyName Bean
father Phantly Bean
fieldOfWork frontier justice
givenName Phantly
Roy
hasHeritage Irish descent
hasPart courtroom in his saloon
inspiredBy Lillie Langtry
militaryConflict Mexican–American War
mother Anna Gore
nickname Judge Roy Bean
Law West of the Pecos
notableFor being called the Law West of the Pecos
colorful and eccentric rulings
holding court in his saloon
serving as a self-styled judge in western Texas
notableWork colorful court decisions recorded in frontier lore
occupation judge
justice of the peace
saloonkeeper
operated Jersey Lilly saloon
participatedIn American Old West
linked to: Old West
placeOfBirth Mason County, Kentucky
United States of America
placeOfDeath Langtry, Texas
United States of America
positionHeld justice of the peace for Pecos County, Texas
justice of the peace for Val Verde County, Texas
residence Langtry, Texas
Texas
United States of America
sexOrGender male
sibling Joshua Bean
Samuel Bean
spouse Virginia Chavez

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Bean hasNotableBearer Roy Bean
The Westerner character Judge Roy Bean
linked to: Roy Bean