Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/1567/virgil-earp: accessed ), memorial page for Virgil Earp (18 Jul 1843–19 Oct 1905), Find a Grave Memorial ID 1567, citing River View Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, USA; Maintained by …

Virgil Edwin Earp, carrying his 79 years lightly. He recently showed a newsman the .38 colt he inherited from an uncle. "We Earps, never know when someone out of the past will come looking for us," he said.

Virgil and James Earp took Morgan's body to the home of his parents in Colton, California, for burial. His body was originally buried at Slover Mountain Cemetery, and was moved when that cemetery was closed.

Alvira (Allie) Packingham Sullivan, was the daughter of John B. Sullivan and Mary Newman. Allie Earp was the third wife of Lawman, Virgil Earp. Allie met Virgil Earp in Council Bluffs where she had worked as a waitress. In any case, Virgil and Allie would stick together come hell or high water right into the next...

Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/29353065/virgil-earp: accessed ), memorial page for Virgil Earp (10 Apr 1871–13 Nov 1887), Find a Grave Memorial ID 29353065, citing Nowell Cemetery, Holladay, Benton County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by William Brackett (contributor 46974269).

When his brother Morgan was killed, he traveled with brother Virgil and the Earp family to Colton, California. Around 1884, he was mining in Shoshone County, Idaho before relocating permanently in California, in 1890.

The rising tension led to the fight at the O. K. Corral, October 26, 1881, resulting in Cowboy deaths and Virgil being wounded. In a supposed revenge attempt, December 28, 1881, Virgil was shotgun shot and severely wounded which permanently crippled his left arm.

The family reunited when Virgil Earp visited Portland in 1899. Virgil died of pneumonia six years later in Goldfield, Nevada and was returned to Portland for burial by his daughter Nellie Jane Earp-Bohn.

Wyatt Earp spent his final years working mining claims in the Mojave Desert during the winters while summering in nearby Los Angeles. He died peacefully at the age of 81 with his wife Josie at the bedside.

Western Lawman. Born in Hartford, Kentucky, he was brother to James, Morgan and Wyatt Earp. After serving in the Union Army during the Civil War, he was a freighter-teamster in Prescott, Arizona, and was Deputy Marshal at Tucson, 1870 to 1879. In 1880, he was elected City Marshal of Tombstone and recruited brothers...