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During his service as deputy marshal and then marshal of Dodge City, Kansas, Ed Masterson was shot twice. The first incident occurred in November 1877, when he was shot in the breast by Bob Shaw in the Lone Star Dance Hall .
Edward "Ed" Master son, brother of Bat Masterson and Dodge City, Kansas Marshal, was killed in the line of duty by cowboys.
On February 1, 1878, Sheriff Masterson captured the notorious outlaws Dave Rudabaugh and Ed West, who were wanted for an attempted train robbery. Two more of the train robbers were caught by Bat and brother Ed on March 15.
ed masterson Killed in the line of duty Shortly after recovering from his wounds, Ed Masterson was appointed marshal of Dodge City. On April 9, 1878 Ed and an officer named Haywood broke up a raucous disturbance inside a saloon involving a group that included Jack Wagner and Alf Walker.
Discover the untold story of Ed Masterson, Bat's ill-fated older brother, through 4 compelling films. Explore how this overlooked Dodge City marshal shaped Wild West history alongside Wyatt Earp before his tragic end, emerging from his famous siblings' shadows.
As he was attempting to enforce a town ordinance forbidding the carrying of guns in Dodge City Bat Masteron's brother Ed is shot in the gut. | http://www.ahc...
Bat Masterson never fully recovered from the killing of his brother City Marshal Ed Masterson, who died from wounds received defending the law in the Lady Gay Saloon in Dodge City, Kansas, on April 9, 1878.
Ed Masterson had been appointed city marshal the prior December. Bat’s older brother was as courageous and skilled with a gun, but reportedly too congenial and trusting for his own good.
Edward J. Masterson. Lawman. 1852 - 1878. The brother of Bat Masterson, Edward was the oldest of the seven Masterson children. Born in Canada East in 1852, he and his other brother, Jim, both served as marshals of Dodge City in the late 1870s.
City Marshal Ed Masterson was at the Lady Gay Saloon, where trail boss Alf Walker and a handful of his riders were whooping it up. One of Walker’s men, Jack Wagner, displayed his six-shooter in...