Nate Champion

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Nate Champion was a Wyoming cowboy and small rancher who became a central figure and folk hero of the Johnson County War after making a famous last stand against hired gunmen in 1892.

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instanceOf cowboy
person
rancher
associatedWith Johnson County, Wyoming NERFINISHED
KC Ranch NERFINISHED
Wyoming cattle wars NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
surface form: United States
familyName Champion NERFINISHED
genre American frontier folklore
givenName Nate NERFINISHED
hasCauseOfDeath gunshot wounds
hasEthnicGroup American frontiersmen
hasLegacy remembered as a central figure in the Johnson County War
subject of Western histories and folklore accounts
hasReputation symbol of small ranchers’ resistance
hasRole folk hero of the American Old West
small rancher opposing large cattle interests
mannerOfDeath killed in a gunfight
movement resistance to large cattle barons in Wyoming
notableEvent siege of the KC Ranch NERFINISHED
notableFor last stand at the KC Ranch in 1892
role in the Johnson County War
occupation cowboy
rancher
participantIn Johnson County War NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Johnson County, Wyoming NERFINISHED
residence Wyoming NERFINISHED
yearOfDeath 1892

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Johnson County War involvedPerson Nate Champion