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Henry Borne (also spelled Bourne), more often called Dutch Henry, was an outlaw and one of the most prevalent horse thieves and cattle rustlers of the Old West. Henry was born to German immigrant parents on July 2, 1849, in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
19 lut 2019 · Dutch Henry Borne (also spelled Born and Bourne) was one of the most prevalent and notorious livestock thieves in the West. It’s surprising he isn’t better-known. Like Jacob Waltz, the “Lost Dutchman,” Dutch Henry was German. His parents were immigrants from Germany and he was born in Wisconsin.
1 lis 1994 · Soon after the close of the Red River Indian War in 1875, Dutch Henry emerged as the leader of a horse-stealing ring operating in a vast area from Kansas to eastern Colorado and New Mexico and including the Texas Panhandle.
Clip montage of Dutch Henry performing at Tip Top Deluxe bar in Grand Rapids, MI on 11.10.12https://www.facebook.com/dutch.henry?ref=ts&fref=tshttps://www.fa...
3 gru 2023 · #PreserveHistory " 🌵 Dive into the gripping saga of Dutch Henry Borne, renowned as the biggest horse thief in the tumultuous American Old West! 🐎 Join us as we unravel the thrilling stories of...
Dutch Henry Ieuch (pronounced Yaw and possibly spelled Yeuch, Jauch, or Jeuch) was born in the cantons of Switzerland or in Holland in 1873, and came to the United States in 1886. Old-timers reported that Ieuch came into Montana with a cattle drive from Texas.
Dutch Henry, an outlaw who roamed Montana in the late 1800s, was born in Switzerland (some say Holland) in 1873 and arrived in the United States in 1886. Montana's Dutch Henry should not be confused with the Dutch Henry of Colorado or Utah, both of whom carried the same name and were also outlaws.
